CISA 14P030450 Multitop MATIC EXIT Mechanical lock (Backset 45 mm / Centre distance 92 mm)

Specifications

Series

Multitop MATIC EXIT

Drive type

Mechanical

Locking construction

Automatic escape lock

Backset E

45 mm

Faceplate width

24 mm

Faceplate profile

Flat

Faceplate material

Stainless steel

Cylinder interface

Euro-profile cylinder ordered separately

Centre distance

92 mm

Faceplate thickness

3 mm

Faceplate length

2300 mm

Upper-end adjustment

350 mm

Lower-end adjustment

150 mm

Main latch adjustment

10–16 mm

Automatic reset sensor adjustment

9–15 mm

Escape operating function

B

Handle spindle

8 mm

Installation dimensions and faceplate

This model has backset 45 mm, faceplate width 24 mm and centre distance 92 mm. Match the horizontal backset and vertical centre distance separately; door thickness cannot substitute for either. Faceplate length 2300 mm; permitted adjustment is 350 mm at the upper end and 150 mm at the lower end; these are faceplate configuration data; they do not permit arbitrary shortening or imply automatic compatibility with a door leaf of the same height.

Locking construction and matching components

Function B: opening from inside through the matching escape device; the key enables or disables the outside handle, which then controls the latch accordingly. The lock body must be paired with the devices, strike plates and door-leaf systems listed in the catalogue; the lock body alone does not establish certification of the complete door.

This page describes a mechanically operated configuration; if a motor, hold-open device or electric strike is needed, check the applicable models for each accessory.

Limitations

• The dimension diagram only explains the specified dimensional relationships; it is not a product outline, fixing-hole layout or installation template.
• Check strike openings, connectors and suitability for the complete door system against the manufacturer's installation documentation for this model.

Sources

Manufacturer documents are provided in their original language.

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