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The Yale 1000 Plus Series Euro Profile Cylinder is an ideal security upgrade for homeowners looking to bolster their door protection with a robust, reliable locking mechanism. Featuring a 6-pin brass housing and a convenient emergency function, it offers both strength and practical usability by allowing operation even when a key is already inserted on the opposite side. Please note that precise measurement of your existing cylinder from the cam center is mandatory to ensure a correct fit during installation.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 10-1802-3030-00-0201 |
| Brand | Yale |
Yes, it includes a set of keys compatible with the dimple-cut system.
Yes, the 6-pin brass housing is robust enough for use on external entrance doors.
The emergency function allows you to open the door from the outside using a key even if another key is already inserted into the lock from the inside.
Measure from the center of the fixing screw hole to the outside edge of the door plate on both sides to get the correct inner and outer dimensions.
This is a double cylinder, meaning it has keyholes on both the inside and the outside of the door.
Ensure the key is fully inserted and the cylinder is not misaligned with the handle. Apply a small amount of graphite lubricant if the pins are sticking.
Check that the door is not warped, which can cause the latch or bolt to bind. Ensure the cylinder cam is correctly aligned during installation.
Re-check your measurements to ensure the cylinder size matches your door thickness; the central hole must be perfectly aligned with the locking mechanism.
Installation requires a Phillips head screwdriver. Before purchasing, you must measure your current cylinder: measure from the center of the fixing screw hole (the cam) to the outer edge of the door on both sides. This ensures the cylinder does not protrude beyond the door handles, which is critical for security. To care for your cylinder, avoid using heavy lubricants like oil, which can attract dirt; instead, use a graphite-based powder lubricant if the key action becomes stiff after several years of service. Periodically check that the fixing screw remains tight to prevent cylinder movement.
