The ASEC GU Copy Lever Operated Latch & Deadbolt Old Style Gearbox has a 30mm or 35mm backset with 92mm centres. It is a single spindle latch and deadbolt centre case with a 207mm case height, 45mm or 50mm case width, and a 16mm faceplate width. This is an ASEC-branded replacement gearbox designed to suit old-style GU multipoint locks with lever-operated latch and deadbolt operation. It provides a direct retrofit option for repair jobs where the existing full-length strip remains serviceable. HandingSimply twist the latch to the correct handing before inserting it into the locking strip. OperationLocking Method – A: Lift the lever to engage the locking mechanisms, then turn the cylinder one full turn to lock. To unlock, turn the key one full turn and push the lever down. NotesThe faceplate screw centres align with older GU multipoint lock strips.

The GU Lever Operated Latch & Deadbolt Centre Case has a 28mm, 30mm, 35mm, 40mm, 45mm or 55mm backset with 92mm centres. It is a single spindle latch and deadbolt centre case with a 195mm case height and a 45mm, 50mm, 55mm or 70mm case width. This single spindle lever operated latch and deadbolt centre case from GU provides a cost-effective repair solution for common lock failures where the existing locking strip remains in working condition. HandingThe latch can be reversed by pushing a flat bladed screwdriver into the vertical slit on the side of the lockcase. Remove the latch, reverse it, and return it to the case. You should hear a click as it engages. OperationLocking Method – A: Lift the lever to engage locking mechanisms, then turn the cylinder one full turn to lock. To unlock, turn the key one full turn and push the lever down.

The GU Lever Operated Latch & Deadbolt Centre Case has a 28mm, 30mm, 35mm, 40mm, 45mm or 55mm backset with 92mm centres. It is a single spindle latch and deadbolt centre case with a 195mm case height and a 45mm, 50mm, 55mm or 70mm case width. This single spindle lever operated latch and deadbolt centre case from GU provides a cost-effective repair solution for common lock failures where the existing locking strip remains in working condition. HandingThe latch can be reversed by pushing a flat bladed screwdriver into the vertical slit on the side of the lockcase. Remove the latch, reverse it, and return it to the case. You should hear a click as it engages. OperationLocking Method – A: Lift the lever to engage locking mechanisms, then turn the cylinder one full turn to lock. To unlock, turn the key one full turn and push the lever down.

The GU Lever Operated Latch & Deadbolt Gearbox with Split Spindle has a 35mm or 45mm backset with 92mm centres. It is a split spindle latch and deadbolt centre case with a 195mm case height and a 53mm or 63mm case width. This GU lever operated latch and deadbolt gearbox with split spindle is a cost effective repair solution for common lock failures where the existing locking strip remains in working condition. HandingThe latch can be reversed by removing the screw in the latch, taking the latch out, flipping it to the opposite hand, and refitting the screw. OperationLocking Method – A: Lift the lever to engage locking mechanisms, then turn the cylinder one full turn to lock. To unlock, turn the key one full turn and push the lever down.

The GU Lever Operated Latch & Deadbolt Gearbox with Split Spindle has a 35mm or 45mm backset with 92mm centres. It is a split spindle latch and deadbolt centre case with a 195mm case height and a 53mm or 63mm case width. This GU lever operated latch and deadbolt gearbox with split spindle is a cost effective repair solution for common lock failures where the existing locking strip remains in working condition. HandingThe latch can be reversed by removing the screw in the latch, taking the latch out, flipping it to the opposite hand, and refitting the screw. OperationLocking Method – A: Lift the lever to engage locking mechanisms, then turn the cylinder one full turn to lock. To unlock, turn the key one full turn and push the lever down.