Window handles with push-to-unlock mechanism

Press, turn, open

Se­cu­rity is a pre­cious asset – and one that feels good too, whether in the home or in public build­ings. Prod­ucts by FSB are the No. 1 choice when it comes to com­bin­ing se­cu­rity with good looks and well-con­ceived con­ve­nience. As is the case with our new window handles with push-to-un­lock mech­a­nisms.

Our tried and tested var­i­ously lock­able window handles have been making life dif­fi­cult for bur­glars for many decades now.

Our new window handles with push-to-un­lock mech­a­nisms sup­ple­ment our range with two vari­ants whose common de­nom­i­na­tor is their con­ve­nience of op­er­a­tion: press and turn and they’re open. The window handle is dis­abled at what­ever po­si­tion. Only by press­ing the grip in towards the sash can the handle be op­er­ated in the usual turn-and-tilt manner.

This mode of func­tion­ing applies equally to the non-lock­able and lock­able vari­ants. Both ver­sions click into po­si­tion at 90° in­ter­vals. This is par­tic­u­larly useful in the context of the lock­able variant, as RC-ap­proval is also guar­an­teed for windows op­er­ated on a tilt-to-turn basis as a result.

Both vari­ants come with a vari­able spindle pro­jec­tion and conform to DIN EN 13126.

Our window handle with push-to-un­lock mech­a­nism and push-but­ton release is ad­di­tion­ally suit­able for bur­glary-de­ter­rent el­e­ments as spec­i­fied in DIN EN stan­dards 1627–1630 and is the first keyless window handle on the market to be ac­corded RC 2 status. True to our aim of en­abling a build­ing’s doors and windows to be fitted out in a for­mally co­he­sive manner, all FSB product col­lec­tions include the new window handle with push-to-un­lock mech­a­nism.

One handle - two variants

Non-lock­able variant:
greater pro­tec­tion against tam­per­ing from either side

The non-lock­able variant pro­tects the window handle against common means of forcing from the outside by tam­per­ing with the spindle. And it’s no anomaly if we declare dif­fi­culty of op­er­a­tion from the inside to like­wise be a ben­e­fi­cial quality in this one ex­cep­tional case. It is an op­er­at­ing concept that serves as an ob­sta­cle to windows being opened un­in­ten­tion­ally or against the wishes of staff etc. in the likes of nursery schools, nursing homes or public build­ings.

Window handle with push-to-un­lock mech­a­nism in stan­dard design

Lock­able variant:
se­cu­rity at the push of a button

The lock­able variant ad­di­tion­ally fea­tures a min­i­mal­ist push-but­ton release mech­a­nism with which to secure the window handle. De­press­ing the push button whilst si­mul­ta­ne­ously press­ing the grip in towards the sash enables the handle to be op­er­ated and the window to be opened (two-handed op­er­a­tion). The push-but­ton release mech­a­nism can be removed should it be wished to prevent the window being opened at all.

Window handle with push-to-un­lock mech­a­nism in lock­able version with un­lock­ing button

Portfolio of our window handles with push-to-unlock mechanism

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