A large gripping surface ensures easy turning when overcoming even larger torques, as can occur in particular with multi-point locking systems. The circumferential undercut supports the pulling open of even jammed or sluggish doors, eliminating the need for an additional door handle.

Mounting is kept extremely simple for a 16x19mm standard door hole, making the RJ1401 ideal for retrofitting.

The locking mechanism and all load-bearing locking elements are made of solid die-cast zinc. For a pleasant feel, the operating elements housing and number wheels are made of a high-strength, glass-fiber-reinforced and easy-to-clean special plastic.

The RJ1401 is a purely mechanical, absolutely maintenance-free locking system, which with its unique functionality can rival most, significantly more expensive, electronic systems without incurring the administration of recurring battery replacement costs.

With the new ANTI-SPY technology and the ingenious QUICK-RESET function, the RJ1401 marks a new generation of locks that redefines the standards in terms of security and management effort.

Made in Germany

 

Features

– Combination lock with 10,000 freely programmable user codes

– Locking cylinder for service keys with up to 200 different lockings

– Innovative ANTI-SPY locking system, which prevents the reading of personal user codes

– New QUICK-RESET function for restoring the factory settings in seconds, without cumbersome code search

– Automatic code wipe function for even more security and convenience

– Direction of rotation R / L adjustable

– Locking mechanism and all locking elements made of solid zinc die casting

– Housing made of fiberglass-reinforced and easy-to-clean special plastic

– Retrofittable for most doors with standard perforation 16x19mm (Retrofit)

– Lock mounting with nut (SW22)

– Bolt fastening with screw (TX25)

– Extensive selection of bars in 2 and 3mm thickness

– Ideally suited for single and multi-point interlocks

 

ANTI-SPY,

if the code is to remain secret

Imagine if an employee of your bank was able to tell you the PIN of your EC card at any time, just in case you might forget it.

Not a pleasant idea, is it?

Did you know that almost all freely programmable mechanical number locking systems with service keys offered on the market for locker applications have exactly this glaring security gap? That they rely on outdated technology where anyone who can get their hands on a service key, even if only on loan, can simply read the personal user codes and pass them on? That third parties can thus gain regular access without users or administrators noticing anything?

The reason lies in the design principle of these locks, which has remained unchanged for decades, based on a code-finding technique that was once intended and sufficient for suitcase locks, but absolutely not for locker applications. With this technology, it is basically always necessary that if the code is lost, it must first be recovered in order to make the lock usable again. In addition to the built-in possibility of being able to spy on personal user codes, this circumstance also means that additional, sometimes considerable time is required for cabinet management.

The requirements for locking systems, which are intended to ensure secure and convenient administration, are very simple. With the lock locked and the code unknown, the administrator must always be able to:

1. Carry out a quick emergency opening, e.g. in case of danger or for control purposes

2. Perform a quick factory reset to either reassign the cabinet or allow a user to program a new code if they have forgotten or lost it.

The code finding is therefore completely irrelevant and actually nothing more than a construction-related circumstance, which represents an unnecessary expenditure of time for the administration and an unnecessary security risk for the users.

Various code-finding techniques are still being used today to conceal these old problems. Some rely on a complicated scanning technique, where each individual number wheel has to be scanned with thin pins or metal sheets, which reduces the risk of code theft somewhat, but is very cumbersome and time-consuming for administration. Others rely on automatic code finding, where the user code is automatically displayed every time the lock is opened with a service key, even if you don’t want to reset the lock at all. Of course, this function is catastrophic for security, because user codes are always displayed automatically without any need.

In summary, it can be said that locking systems with a code finding function have the decisive disadvantages that they are unsafe for users and cumbersome for administrators, although sometimes one outweighs the other.

If you take into account that many locker users have no idea of the existing security risk and, worried about forgetting their code, are happy to program in a familiar code such as a mobile phone or bank PIN, or that in practice locker managers are repeatedly wrongly suspected, to have misread personal user codes, it only remains to be stated that these systems are no longer up-to-date and their use must be strongly discouraged for reasons of security, but also for data protection and insurance reasons.

Our RJ1401 lock offers an ANTI-SPY locking system that, with the new QUICK RESET function, completely uncompromisingly solves the existing problems of the systems on the market in the simplest possible way.

 

QUICK-RESET,

if you want to go really fast

The innovative QUICK RESET function is the only right way and resets the combination lock directly to the factory setting if necessary. The valid code is simply ignored and forcibly deleted. Cumbersome and time-consuming code finding is simply superfluous. From the factory setting, everything is possible again: the lock is ready for the next user or a new code can be programmed directly if a user has forgotten it.

The administrator still has the option of purely emergency opening, e.g. for control purposes, if the user code is to be received and the cabinet needs to be locked again. However, the user code is not displayed and not made accessible, it remains absolutely secret.

QUICK-RESET makes code finding not only unnecessary, but also impossible. For the first time, users can now rely on the fact that their personal codes really remain secret and can no longer be read out non-destructively by anyone.

Even more:

QUICK-RESET is by far the fastest reset technology available on the market. This makes cabinet management considerably easier and more efficient.

And, because user codes can no longer be read with QUICK-RESET, the administration now remains above any suspicion of having misread personal user codes.

 

code smearing function,

for even more safety and comfort

The code smearing by hand, which is still required in most older systems, is unfortunately often forgotten by many users, especially when the cabinet door is open, so that the code that is then visible can easily be spied out by people in the vicinity.

And if users who have erased the code when the closet door was open have to enter it again in order to be able to close the door again, it becomes very uncomfortable for them on top of that.

With the 1401, every time the door is opened, the set code is automatically erased as the number wheels automatically turn to 0-0-0-0. To close the lock, you can simply turn it back without entering a code again until you hear and feel it click into place.

The programmed code is of course retained