A-1210-30 Multi-Point Link Lock
This is a multi-point rotary handle lock made of die-cast zinc, featuring a flush long panel structure with a PUSH button design for opening. Once opened, the rotary handle activates an internal transmission mechanism that links the upper and lower connecting rods to achieve multi-point locking. Compared to standard single-point rotary handle locks, this structure is more suitable for high door panels, large cabinet doors, and cabinet doors requiring a more uniform clamping effect. The product is applicable for distribution cabinets, control cabinets, communication cabinets, industrial equipment cabinets, and various types of enclosure doors. Specific hole dimensions, rod length, door thickness, protection level, and lock cylinder configuration must be confirmed according to the drawings.
- Material: Zinc Alloy
- Protection Level: IP65
- Compliance Standard: REACH No.1907/2006
- Application Scenarios: Electrical Enclosure, Outdoor Control Cabinet, Communication Cabinet, Distribution Cabinet, Industrial Equipment Cabinet, Generator Door, Energy Storage Cabinet.
Detailed Specifications
| Image | Model | Locking Method | With Hook | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A-1210-1011-40 | Lock Tongue Type | With hook | ||
| A-1210-1001-40 | Lock Tongue Type | Non-hanging | ||
| A-1210-3011-40 | Multi-Point Pull Rod Type | With hook | ||
| A-1210-3001-40 | Multi-Point Pull Rod Type | Non-hanging |
FAQ
Can you send samples?
Yes, we can provide a few free samples for the customer, but we hope that the shipping costs can be covered by you.
Which industries is this lock suitable for?
It is suitable for use in electrical enclosures, control boxes, communication boxes, automation equipment housings, small distribution boxes, functional doors, and equipment maintenance doors. It is particularly well-suited for lightweight cabinets and general industrial applications.
What is the difference between this product and a standard single-point lock?
This product is a Multi-Point Link Lock, designed to work with upper and lower link rods for multi-point locking; whereas a standard single-point lock typically secures only one position. For taller cabinet doors, multi-point locking provides greater stability and distributes the force on the door panel more evenly.
Can this lock be used for outdoor cabinets?
Can be used for certain outdoor cabinet doors, but it is necessary to confirm the protection level, sealing structure, surface treatment, and salt spray test requirements. If the customer requires IP65, IP66, or higher ratings, testing confirmation must be conducted in conjunction with the cabinet door cutouts, gaskets, and overall cabinet assembly status.
What are the differences between plastic and metal materials?
The advantages of plastic material include being lighter, more cost-effective, and easier to integrate aesthetically; however, in terms of load-bearing capacity, impact resistance, and high-strength security, it typically does not match that of metal lock bodies. Therefore, it is more suitable for light to medium applications rather than heavy-duty or high-risk environments.
Can this lock achieve IP65 or IP66?
The image shows the structure of the black gasket, which provides a basis for dustproof and waterproof design. However, the specific IP65 / IP66 rating needs to be confirmed in conjunction with the door panel cutout, gasket compression amount, installation method, and overall cabinet testing; it cannot be determined solely based on a single lock body.
