ABLOY LC200 Combined deadbolt and latch lock case: catalogue parameters and configuration notes

Lock and fitting dimensions

No verified dimensions in this record. Check the manufacturer drawing before ordering.

Check the backset, centre distance, faceplate and mounting points against the specific model drawing.

Specifications

Catalogue product type

Combined deadbolt and latch lock case

Catalogue finish code

Fe/ZL

Catalogue cylinder system

ABLOY® N, T, U, SCAND

Catalogue striking plate models

LP712, LP717, LP722, LP732, 0034, 0079

Original source location

ABLOY Mechanical Lock Cases Catalogue, page 19.

Intended function of this model

The deadbolt projects 20 mm; the latch can be retracted by the handle or by further rotation of the cylinder.

This page records a distinct catalogue model; for the actual delivery configuration, confirm whether the cylinder, escutcheons, handles and striking plate are included.

What to check when reading the parameters

When replacing an existing lock case, first check the door-edge faceplate, mortice and cylinder/handle positions, then compare bolt functions. Adjacent model numbers or identical finish codes do not establish direct interchangeability.

Edition and supporting documents

The original source is the official mechanical lock case catalogue, page 19. When requesting updated information, provide the full model LC200, and separately confirm the cylinder system, striking plate and installation drawing revision. Models with microswitch suffixes are not treated here as parameters of the base model.

Limitations

• This is a record from an official historical catalogue and does not indicate current sales, stock or the latest configuration; confirm the model's status with the manufacturer before purchasing.
• Finish and accessory codes follow the original source; dimensions have not been inferred from diagrams, and no fire, exit or grading certification conclusions are provided without verification of the door assembly.

Sources

Manufacturer documents are provided in their original language.

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