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Medeco | 2019 Catalog Product MEDECO | 2019 PRODUCT CATALOG | 2019 ASSA ABLOY is the global leader in door opening solutions, dedicated to satisfying end-user needs for security, safety and convenience MEDECO USA 3625 Alleghany Drive Salem, Virginia 24153-0330 Customer Service 1.877.633.3261 U.S. EFFECTIVE MEDECO CANADA FEBRUARY 1, 2019 160 Four Valley Drive Vaughan,ON L4K 4T9 CANADA Customer Service CANADA EFFECTIVE 1.888.633.3264 JUNE 3, 2019 @MEDECOLOCKS MEDECO PRODUCT CATALOG MEDECO.COM 2019 Medeco is a brand associated with ASSA ABLOY High Security Group, Inc., an ASSA ABLOY Group company. Copyright © 2019, ASSA ABLOY High Security Group, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY High Security Group, Inc. is prohibited. LT-922119 REV 13 2019 Product Catalog 3 Table of Contents Medeco Mechanical Technologies Key Control ..............................................................................4 Medeco3 Technology ............................................................58 How to Order ..........................................................................8 BiLevel Technology ................................................................59 Online Tools ............................................................................9 Medeco X4 Technology ........................................................60 Shipping and Returns Policy ...............................................11 MedecoB Technology ............................................................61 Warranty .................................................................................13 Architectural Specifications ................................................14 Mechanical Products Professional Services ............................................................16 Rim and Mortise Cylinders ..................................................63 Intelligent Key Systems Key-In-Knob/Lever Cylinders ..............................................74 Medeco XT...............................................................................20 Interchangeable Cores .........................................................96 Programming and Management ............................................21 LFIC ..........................................................................................................96 Intelligent Keys ..................................................................................23 SFIC ..........................................................................................................104 Secure Programming and Charging Device .......................24 Medeco T21 Key Management System ............................110 Access Interface Module (AIM) .................................................25 International Cylinders .........................................................111 Traffic Cabinet Lock ........................................................................26 Rim and Mortise Cylinders ..........................................................27 Deadbolts ...............................................................................141 Dual-Tech Cylinder ..........................................................................28 Maxum ..................................................................................................142 Dual-Tech Cams ................................................................................28 Residential Maxum .........................................................................154 Interchangeable Core Cylinders ...............................................29 Padlocks ...................................................................................156 Key-In-Knob/Lever Cylinders ......................................................29 Protector II Series .............................................................................158 Padlocks................................................................................................31 System Series .....................................................................................161 Cam and Utility Cylinders ...........................................................32 Hockey Puck .......................................................................................172 International Cylinders .................................................................33 G8R ..........................................................................................................173 Specialty Cylinder Formats .........................................................33 Keys and Accessories .....................................................................34 Cam/Cabinet and Switch Locks ..........................................174 Programmers and Accessories .................................................35 Cam Locks ...........................................................................................175 Removable Core Cam Locks .......................................................179 M3 CLIQ® ...................................................................................36 Cabinet Locks .....................................................................................185 Rim and Mortise Cylinders ..........................................................37 Plunger Locks .....................................................................................187 Key-In-Knob/Lever Cylinders ......................................................37 Micro Switch Lock ............................................................................188 Interchangeable Core Cylinders ...............................................39 Rotary Switch Lock ..........................................................................190 Deadbolts ............................................................................................40 Padlocks................................................................................................41 International Cylinders ..................................................................42 Accessories CLIQ™ CONNECT Keys ....................................................................43 Keying Charges ..................................................................................192 CLIQ™Go ...............................................................................................44 Keys .........................................................................................................194 Keys and Accessories ......................................................................45 Pin Kits ...................................................................................................198 Programming and Management .............................................46 Components ......................................................................................201 Tools and Fixtures ............................................................................202 Classic CLIQ® ...........................................................................48 Key Machines .....................................................................................203 Rim and Mortise Cylinders ..........................................................49 Software and Support ...................................................................203 Key-In-Knob/Lever ...........................................................................49 Interchangeable Core Cylinders ...............................................52 Product Index .........................................................................204 Padlocks................................................................................................52 Finishes .....................................................................................213 Deadbolts ............................................................................................53 Cam and Utility Cylinders ............................................................54 Retail/Showcase Locks ..................................................................54 International Cylinders ..................................................................55 Vending Cylinder Formats ...........................................................55 Keys and Accessories .....................................................................56 Programming and Management .............................................57 4 Key Control Key Control Medeco’s Approach Dealer/Service Center This program offers instant local access to The security of any locking system is dependent upon two additional keys with protection from unauthorized very important factors. The first is protection against attacks copying. Consumers simply return to the security provider from such as picking, drilling, bumping, and forcing. The second is which they purchased the locks. This security professional will the ability to control duplication of existing keys. Historically, have a signature card on file completed by the owner of the key unauthorized key duplication has played a major role in system at the time the system was installed. compromising even the most sophisticated security systems. Anyone with even temporary access to original keys has no problem getting duplicates made for their own use if the Card Programs keys and key blanks are not patent protected. Even stamping Authorized individuals are issued a card with “Do Not Duplicate” on a key merely warns someone not to embossed control data and a space for their copy the key – it is not
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