UAP uPVC Cable Window Restrictor Child Safety Lock

The 20cm long cable provides a 10cm opening as recommended by the RoSPA. This enables the windows to be opened enough to allow sufficient ventilation but not enough for someone to fall out. A key is also provided so that the restrictor can be locked as required and also so the window can be fully opened when necessary. This means that the restrictor can be used on fire escape windows providing the key is kept in easy reach of the window.

The restrictor is ideal for homes, hotels, student accommodation etc. It also provides an added benefit of extra security, the restriction of how much the window can be opened prevents burglars from being able to use the window as an access point.

These restrictors are very easy to install and comes with four steel screws for fitting. The restrictor consists of a zinc alloy body, a nickel plated pin and a steel wire rope which is 20cm long.

Features:

• Universal window and door restrictor
• Prevents fatalities and injuries
• Coated with an MRSA repellent
• Can be fitted to all materials
• Can be used in hospitals, hotels, homes and schools
• Suitable for every type of opening window
• Discourages burglars and intruders
• For security and safety
• Provided for Health and Safety
• Allows windows to be locked and open up to 10cm when in a locked position
• Key lockable with standard 20cm cable length.

What's in the pack?

1 x Security Cable Window And Door Security Restrictor

1 x 4 Steel Screws per cable

1 x Release Key per cable

Fitting Instructions:

• You will first need to decide where on your window you want to put the restrictor. We suggest that you fit the window restrictor in the middle of the longest side opposite the hinges.
• Take the locking system (C) and remove the plastic cap. To remove the cap, hold both sides of the plastic cap, and press down on where the key goes in (C1). This will make the locking system pop out.
• Place the locking system on the window frame (1A) (it does not matter if the key hole is at the top or bottom). Mark the 2 screw holes on the window frame using a pencil.
• Using a drill or screwdriver, screw two self-drilling screws (A) into the locking system to secure it to the window.
• Take the steel cable (B) and place the knuckle end (shaped like a T) into the locking system already fixed to the window. Place the other end on the fixed window panel (2B) (making sure that the cable is not tight and has length for the window to open around 10cm - see diagrams 1 and 2), and pull the plastic cap away from the end of the cable (a bit of plastic preventing the cap from locking will fall out, throw this in the bin).
• Mark the 2 screw holes on the end of the cable using a pencil.
• Using a drill or screwdriver, screw two self-drilling screws (A) into the end of the cable to secure it to the panel.