Kenrick Excalibur Gearbox for Multipoint Door Lock 35mm Backset 92 PZ

Excalibur Gearbox Door Lock Centre Case Mechanism 92PZ Single Spindle 35mm Backset Kenrick Ingenious Winlock

The Excalibur gearbox door lock centre case is your go-to solution for restoring door lock performance when issues arise. Often, a faulty gearbox is the root of the problem, and this mechanism is the perfect replacement. Designed specifically for Kenrick Excalibur locks and compatible with Winlock and Ingenious systems, it offers a reliable and durable fix to keep your door secure and functional.

Built from robust steel and featuring a sintered steel hook, this mechanism is engineered for longevity. Tested to endure 100,000 operations and backed by a 10-year manufacturer’s guarantee, it ensures outstanding reliability. With a 35mm backset and a reversible latch for both left and right-handed doors, the Excalibur Gearbox Centre Case Mechanism delivers precise compatibility and effortless installation.

Features:

• Reversible latch for left or right handed doors
• Single spindle
• Replacement gearbox for Kenrick Excalibur locks
• Compatible with Winlock & Ingenious Locks
• Material: Steel
• Sintered Steel hook
• 35mm backset
• Performance: Endurance tested to 100,000 operations
• 10-Year Manufacturers Guarantee

What's in the pack?

1 x Excalibur Door Lock Gearbox Case 35mm

Dimensions:

• Lock case length: 224mm
• Lock case depth : 50mm
• Lock case width: 15mm
• PZ: 92mm
• Backset: 35mm
• Screw fixing centres: 110mm (Bottom to middle)
• Screw Fixing Centres : 108mm (Top to middle)
• Latch to hook centres: 90mm

What should I check before ordering a new door lock gearbox case?

The most important measurements are the backset (the distance from the centre of the handle spindle to the front of the faceplate) and the lock handle centres (the distance from the centre of the handle spindle to the centre of the barrel). Both measurements should be checked before ordering to ensure compatibility.

How to reverse the latch:

Before fitting make sure the latch is facing the correct way, if not please loosen the screw in the front of the latch, gently pull the latch clear of the case, rotate it 180° to the required position and retighten the screw.