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This document provides guidance on lock and key specifications for UCL buildings. It outlines the process for obtaining master keyed lock cylinders, including required information and lead times. Standard lock product ranges and technical specifications are also included, such as ASSA modular locks and digital lock options. Contact details are provided for additional queries regarding locks and master keyed systems at UCL.

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Locks and Keys Specification v1

This document provides guidance on lock and key specifications for UCL buildings. It outlines the process for obtaining master keyed lock cylinders, including required information and lead times. Standard lock product ranges and technical specifications are also included, such as ASSA modular locks and digital lock options. Contact details are provided for additional queries regarding locks and master keyed systems at UCL.

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UCL Estates SECURITY

Locks and Keys Specification Guidance Document

Author Date Revision

Jason Orchard Security Systems Assistant Manager October 2012 v1

Introduction
UCL has installed comprehensive master keyed lock cylinder systems for the main campus and it s outlying buildings. Security Systems controls centrally, the specification and supply of these patented master keyed systems and holds stocks of keys in secure safes for issue. We communicate with departments to specify their master keying requirement details. We also specify plant room / maintenance master keyed cylinders for UCL, which are ordered on a dedicated master keyed system. Master keyed lock cylinders supplied from UCL are specified, ordered and free issued to contractors for fitting. Security Systems provide information and advice on specifying locks and ironmongery. Please do contact us for guidance (see Contact section).

Purpose of Document
This document is to inform the standard specification of locks and ironmongery for UCL project officers and design consultants, plus the process for obtaining master keyed lock cylinders and keys. It includes our standard product range and technical specifications, for fitting locking hardware on UCL premises. This ensures we can reliably maintain locking systems on site, whist conforming to an inclusive design policy for security, and achieve DDA compliance.

Procurement Policy and Process


Contact should be made at an early stage with Security Systems to discuss the project requirements with regard to the use and design of master keyed systems used at UCL. The following information is our standard procedure for ordering these systems:

Information required in advance by Security Systems


Drawings / plans of existing and proposed layouts, with door numbers and UCL room numbering. Ironmongery schedule detailing lock types used and lock cylinder types required / or details. Departmental room allocation and staff contact details. Details of room area types departmental space / cleaning cupboards / plant rooms and risers (electrical or mechanical) etc. Cost code for project. Confirmation of cylinder types to be used (which should match with existing types used in the building). Security Systems can provide details of this, if required.

Lead times (on receipt of above information)


Small projects and straightforward lock cylinder changes: 4 weeks. Larger projects and new buildings : 6-8 weeks. For urgent works we will endeavour to assist as much as possible, but please bear in mind that the supply of master keyed cylinders involves speaking with the department, specifying and ordering components that are assembled to order. These will then need to be checked and boxed, ready for fitting.

Procurement
Lockcases and ironmongery ordered, must follow outlined specification and be procured by the main contractor. Lock cylinders will be free issued by UCL Security Systems to contractor, individually boxed with door / room number references. Lock cylinders will be installed by contractor.

Technical Specification
The following lock product ranges are our approved standard specifications, for locks and ironmongery fitted to UCL premises (for standard type doors).

ASSA - Modular Series:


Robust locks with high performance, interchangeable types of lockcase and ironmongery. High DDA compliance on 70mm lock cases with lock cylinder above lever handle. CE marked. ASSA Modular sash lock (70mm backset)* ScanFlex Nordic U lever handle ScanFlex thumbturn set (11,13,16 or 18mm) ASSA Scandinavian oval cylinder ASSA 765 / 70 ASSA ScanFlex - Nordic U ASSA ScanFlex 256SF Supplied by Security Systems

*Other types of ASSA Modular locks can be used, depending on locking requirement. Please see manufacturers website for the latest datasheets www.assaabloy.co.uk

ASSA Euro D450 Series:


Good quality room locks and handles for standard room doors. Other lock types available DIN standard design. CE marked. Euro sash lock ScanFlex Nordic U lever handle ScanFlex euro escutcheons Euro-profile cylinder ASSA D455 ASSA ScanFlex - Nordic U ASSA ScanFlex 320SF Supplied by Security Systems

Please see manufacturers website for the latest datasheets www.assaabloy.co.uk

Technical Specificationcont.

Allgood 71 series:
High quality room locks and handles. Good performance for safety and security. DIN standard design. CE Marked. Allgood sash lock (60mm backset) Allgood lever handles* Allgood euro escutcheons Euro-profile cylinder Allgood 7179F60 Allgood 97422 SS Allgood 97876 SS Supplied by Security Systems

*Other lever handles available in Allgood range. Please see manufacturers website for the latest datasheets www.allgood.co.uk

Ingersoll Rand Briton Series:


Good quality room locks and handles. Good performance for safety and security. DIN standard design. CE Marked. Ingersoll Rand Briton sash lock Ingersoll Rand Briton lever handle set Ingersoll Rand Briton euro escutcheon Euro-profile cylinder Ref 5520 Ref 4640.20.R.SS Ref 4020.5.SS Supplied by Security Systems

Please see manufacturers website for the latest datasheets www.ingersollrand.co.uk

Digital Locks

Digital locks are considered medium security, for use in high activity areas - where access must be restricted. For example, laboratories, common spaces and doors between public and private areas. Units should be easily programmable and have a master key override facility. Digital locks must be of the following specification:

ASSA Codoor CD3500


Good unit specification, with extra out-of-hours physical security (with incorporated additional deadlock). Can easily revert back to a normal ASSA Modular type lock with no further preparation if required. ASSA Codoor digital lock unit ASSA escape sash lockcase ASSA accessory set ASSA lever handles ASSA split spindles (for lever handles) x2 ASSA Scandinavian oval cylinder ASSA CD3500 ASSA 1520/70 (handed left / right) ASSA- 2356 ASSA 6696 ASSA 80 50 73 Supplied by Security Systems

Please see manufacturers website for the latest datasheets www.assaabloy.co.uk

Advice and guidance


For any advice on other types of locking solutions and ironmongery requirements, e.g. for specialist doors or other locking functions etc., please contact us (see Contact Details section).

Contact Details
The following contact details are for additional advice / queries regarding locks and master keyed systems at UCL:

Jason Orchard
Security Systems UCL Estates University College London Gower Street London WC1E 6BT 020 7679 2100 [email protected]

Appendix A Lock and ironmongery requirements and recommendations


The following advice is to provide project officers, design consultants and contractors with correct technical information when specifying locks and associated ironmongery on doors. This is general advice and relates to the relevant British Standards sections BS 8300: 2001.

Appendix B Specialist Escape Locks

For specialist escape lock requirements, for fire and emergency escapes, please refer to the specification documents outlined below by the UCL fire officer: Please note this lock should only be used on an occasional use fire escape only door (not a high traffic area) requiring emergency exit.

www.ucl.ac.uk/estates/maintenance/fire/documents/UCLFire_TN_003.pdf

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