Key-Locking Window Cable Restrictor
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- Product Code: TRU-2211-1003
- Manufacturer Code: TRU-2211-1003
- Package Type: Large Letter
- Shopping Category: Hardware > Locks & Keys > Locks & Latches
Key-Locking Window Cable Restrictor
Control your window safety and security!
Strong and attractive key-locking window restrictor offer limited opening when locked, full opening when unlocked, and the key allows control of who can operate the window. Combining exceptional design and high quality materials, these cable restrictors take just minutes to fit, so you won't wait long for that peace of mind.
Cable restrictors allow windows to be opened for ventilation, whilst keeping the room secure, and the vulnerable protected. I's not only homeowners using cable restrictors, they are now being widely used in business premises, and public buildings, such as schools and hospitals to help prevent accidents and maintain security. This key-locking restrictor can be used on fire escape windows, if the key is easily accessible.
Features & Benefits
- Key-Locking Mechanism - greater control of opening
- Quick and Easy Fitting - can be installed in minutes
- Highly Versatile - suits all windows and doors
- Safe and Secure - keeps people in, and out
- Exceptionally Strong - withstands forces over 1000N
- Safe Ventilation - allows air to circulate securely
- Durable Steel Parts - resists oxidisation and corrosion
- Long-Lasting Appearance - colourfast UV resistance
- Trusted Quality - tested to EN 13126-5:2011 + A1:2014
Unlike other manufacturers who measure strength on cable tests alone, these restrictors have been whole unit tested, including fixing block, plate and cable plug, to ensure no weak links.
What You Get
Each key-locking cable restrictor is supplied with the following:
- Cable and Cable Plate with Cover
- Lockable Fixing Block with Cover
- Fixing Screws (x4)
- Key
Did you know? The Royal Association for the Prevention of Accidents (ROSPA) reports that each year over 4,000 children under the age of 15 fall out of a window. Window cable restrictors are a simple, affordable and effective solution to those unnecessary accidents.
Technical Information
| Measurement | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Steel (Fixing block, cable plate, cable, key and screws), Plastic (Fixing block and cable plate covers, and cable sleeve) |
| Lockable Fixing Block (l x w x h) | 68.5mm x 23mm x 22.5mm |
| Cable Plate (l x w x h) | 42mm x 16.75mm x 14.5mm |
| Cable Length | 200mm |
| Screws | 4.3mm x 45mm |
| Colour | White or Brown |
| Compatibility | Suitable for all windows and doors, including uPVC, aluminium, wood and metal profiles. |
| Quality & Standards | Internally tested to relevant parts of EN16281:2013. Withstands minimum force of 1350N. |
| Guarantee | 2 Year manufacturer guarantee |
Fitting & Usage
The following describes fitting of the cable restrictor to a typical window.
- Firstly, determine the maximum opening that you require (100mm or 89mm for child safety), how many cable restrictors you need, and where they should be fitted. Refer to Fitting Considerations for help with these decisions.
- Remove plastic cover from Lockable Fixing Block. You can release it by holding the sides of cover and pushing the key way.
- Hold the Lockable Fixing Block in desired position on the frame, and mark the screw positions. Set the Lockable Fixing Block aside and drill a 2mm pilot hole at each screw position.
- Reposition the Lockable Fixing Block and secure to the frame using two of the supplied fixing screws.
- Lock the plug at the end of the restrictor cable into the Lockable Fixing Block. This will make it easier to accurately position the Cable Plate on the window.
- Open window to desired maximum opening, and position the Cable Plate so that it sits flat on the window and the cable is taut. Mark screw positions on the window. Consider that any slack on the cable would mean that the window may open wider than desired.
- Let go of the Cable Plate and drill a 2mm pilot hole at each screw position, and then secure the block with the two remaining fixing screws.
- You can now test your restrictor by making sure that you can lock and unlock the cable, and that when locked, the window does not open more than the desired maximum.
- If the restrictor works as intended, you can now push-fit the plastic covers over the Cable Plate and Lockable Fixing Block.
Note that the above principle also applied to use of the restrictor on a door.
Fitting Considerations
To comply with window and balcony door safety requirements (EN 13126-5:2011 + A1:2014), opening should be restricted to a maximum gap of 100mm, or 89mm where child safety is a consideration. When being pushed open, the restrictor should take a minimum load of 35Kg. Therefore, it may be necessary to fit multiple restrictors. It is recommended that restrictors are fitted to the side opposite the hinges, and that if one restrictor is used, then it is fitted centrally.
To meet European safety standards, the maximum opening should 100mm, which should be reduced to 89mm for child safety.
Cable Restrictor Maintenance
The cable restrictor can be kept looking good, and operating well, with just an occasional wipe using a damp cloth, and a little light oil.
