makes them recognisable as such – and thus as the fulfilment of a promise of quality to everyone who uses our handles.
Secu100 and Secu200
A locked window handle with Secu100 or Secu200 technology offers effective burglary protection. A reinforcement on the locking mechanism prevents the locked handle from being turned and pulled off forcibly from the outside.
Secure and Easy to Use
Lockable window handles with Secu100 or Secu200 technology offer excellent mechanical protection against break-ins. Secu100 can resist a forceful turning and pulling of the locked window handle up to an applied force of 100 Nm, while Secu200 handles can even withstand a force of 200 Nm.
The closed or tilted window can be locked quickly and easily “at the touch of the button” on the lock, while the large keyed-alike reversible key also offers enhanced ease of use. The appealing and successful handle designs additionally offer an attractive benefit/price ratio.
Different locking varieties are available on request.
Comparison of the Advantages
Secu100 – Standard for performance, security and ease of use
- When used with the appropriate windows the handles meet the requirements of the European standard DIN EN 1627-1630 (resistance classes RC 1-6) and DIN EN 13126-3 so they can be sold throughout the European Union
- Certified according to RAL100
- The lockable window handle is able to resist a turning and pulling up to an applied force of 100 Nm*
Secu200 – Twice the performance, twice the security, same ease of use
- When used with the appropriate windows the handles meet the requirements of the European standard DIN EN 1627-1630 (resistance classes RC 1-6) and DIN EN 13126-3 so they can be sold throughout the European Union
- Certified according to RAL200
- The lockable window handle is able to resist a turning and pulling up to an applied force of 200 Nm*
The technology resists turning or pulling of the window-handle by force from the rose up to 100 Nm* for Secu100 and up to 200 Nm* for Secu200.
* 1 Nm (Newton meters) is the torque that generates a force of 1 N with a lever arm of 1 m at the pivot point.
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