Forcible Entry-Through The Lock Flashcards
1
Q
Through The Lock Helps With
A
- Faster Fire Control
- Injury Reduction
- Ease of Operations
- Security
2
Q
Cam Type
A
- Mortise
- Threaded cam on back of lock
3
Q
Screwdriver
A
-Have stems of metal on back of locks
4
Q
Cylindrical
A
- Most common type of fixed lock
- Force by placing prybar near locking mechanism, then levering it
5
Q
Mortise Lock
A
- Typical of hotels
- Cylindrical lock designed to fit pre-drilled opening
6
Q
Fox Lock
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- Has Two 3/4” Steel bars
- Extend up to 2” into door frame
- Always turn from highest set of bolts to lowest set
7
Q
Padlock Regular vs. Heavy Duty
A
- Regular: 1/4” shackle or less
- Heavy Duty: greater than 1/4” shackle, case hardened
8
Q
Toe + Heel Lock
A
- Both ends of shackle lock into lock body
- Will not swivel
- Cut shackles 3/4 of height of lock body
9
Q
Static Bars
A
- For outward opening doors
- Center bolt heads seen from exterior
- Cradles horizontal-resting cradle bar
- To force: cut hand hole and lift bar
10
Q
Sliding bolts
A
- 1/4” to 3/4” steel stock, bolts on corner
- Adz end or pickhead axe to shear bolts
