Burglary Protection

Burglary-resistant window handles with SecuForte^® provide effective protection against unauthorised opening of windows from the outside. The handle is automatically locked when the window is closed or tilted. A unique security concept only allows the window handle to be operated according to the “push to turn” principle.

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.

A locked, burglary-resistant window handle with Secu100^® + Secustik^® technology prevents the handle from being pulled off or turned by force from the outside – up to a force of 100 Nm. If the window handle is not locked, the tried-and-tested Secustik^® technology offers basic security – the integral locking mechanism makes it difficult to move the window fitting from the outside.

In window handles with SecuDuplex^®, the keyed cylinder is also a push button and combines the advantages of both technologies.

The keyed cylinder locks the window handle as usual – if it is not locked, the push button function makes it difficult to move the architectural fitting from the outside. The handle can only be turned from the inside if the unlocked keyed cylinder is held down. This makes it more difficult to open the window unintentionally or without permission.

To prevent falls from windows, locked TBT (Tilt Before Turn) windows can only be fully opened with a key – but can be tilted for ventilation without having to unlock them. With the SecuTBT^® function, the handle locks automatically in the tilt position - “two-hand operation” is required to fully open the window, i.e. turning the key and handle at the same time. This makes it more difficult to open the window unintentionally or without permission.

With Secustik^® technology, an integrated locking mechanism makes it difficult for burglars to shift the window fitting from the outside. You can also hear this additional level of security: the self-securing lock mechanism engages with a precise click at different handle positions.