Glossary
Here you can find a collection of frequently used technical terms and what they mean.
AUDIT TRAIL |
The lock can give a report (it will vary in detail from model to model) of usage and may show times of operation, codes used, and operations performed. |
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CERTIFIED SAFE |
Most safes sold under Chubbsafes brand have undergone rigorous burglary, fire tests and sometimes explosive. When a safe passes these tests, it becomes certified, and the highest level of certified safes are called high-graded safes. |
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CLEARANCE |
Space needed for the leaf to be able to move. |
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DEPOSIT BOX |
High-security solution for depositing and storing cash, valuables and documents for bank or retail environments. |
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DOOR CLOSER |
Mechanism used to automatically close the door quickly, slowing the door's movement in the final phase. It can be of standard arm or slide channel type. |
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DOORSET |
Assembly consisting of the door frame and leaf, together with the hardware (handle, lock, hinges, etc.). |
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DUAL CONTROL |
Allows two users to enter their details before any operation can be performed. |
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DURESS FEATURE |
It is possible for an alarm engineer to link the lock into a monitored alarm system. it is then possible, by a given procedure, to operate the lock, open the safe and silently signal to the monitoring station that this is being done under duress. |
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ELECTRONIC LOCK |
An electronically operated keypad lock with a changeable combination. |
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FIRE FILES |
Most cabinets sold under Chubbsafes brand have undergone rigorous fire tests. When a cabinet passes these tests, it becomes certified. |
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HIGH-SECURITY LOCK |
Certified high-security electronic lock for safes, vaults and doors, that has undergone extensive testing including manipulation test. |
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HINGE |
Mobile and adjustable mechanism that connects the leaf to the door frame and enables it to be rotated. It can be double or triple bladed. |
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KEY LOCK |
A manual key operated lock. |
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LEFT DOOR
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In accordance with the EN 12519 standard, the left door is the door that is pulled towards the left/pushed towards the right. It is the door, which is opened by a rotational movement, with the hinges on the left-hand side when the user is looking at it from the opening side. |
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MANAGER MODE |
Allows one user to control the functions of other combination holders. |
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MECHANICAL COMBINATION |
A mechanical keyless dial lock with a changeable combination. |
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NUMBERS OF USERS |
The number of users able to program in their own access code. |
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PANEL |
Component which serves as the frame's central panel. It can be solid or glass. |
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RIGHT DOOR |
In accordance with EN 12519 standard, the right door is the door that is pulled towards the right/pushed towards the left. It is the door, which is opened by a rotational movement, with the hinges on the right-hand side when the user is looking at it from the opening side. |
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SAFE DEPOSIT LOCKERS |
A safe mechanical or electrical locker which is normally found in a vault or a robotized machine for storage of notes and valuables in a bank environment |
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TIME DELAY |
This feature allows for a pre-set delay between operating the lock and being able to open the safe. The operation may vary between lock types. |
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TIME LOCK |
Time lock allows the user to set periods during which the lock may be operated, e.g. during business hours only. The options available will vary between locks. |