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T-PROOF (CS) Emergency Exit / Manhole Cover

(The ideal access cover that saves lives and property)

Patent no. - PCT/AU2006/001661

NATO Cage Code – Z0CP1

Ergonomically designed and built in Australia to International Standards.

Safe

One-handed simple opening from the inside, using a single twist handle, which then brings into play a sprung opening hatch, balanced to allow low-effort opening. Simple, quick and efficient.

The cover locks on both sides of the surround with two sliding bars. In the lid there are no lifting holes, and the cover can only be opened after it has been unlocked using dedicated keys.

Optional remote alarming to a central control system ensures all entry and exit is monitored.

Secure - Salient features;

~ Vandal, theft and vermin proof

~ Less than 10kg force required to open from underside (far exceeding international O H & S requirements)

~ Less than 15 kg force required to close from above

~ One person operation

~ Potential for musculoskeletal injuries dramatically eliminated

~ Alarming is optional (audio alarm and/or visual graphics can be set up at control centre)

~ Special client dedicated keys and authorisation required to open from underground

~ Outstanding and superior locking system

~ Split second opening from underground bypassing all locking mechanisms

~ Adjustable spring tension (in-situ)

~ Once open the cover remains locked open until manually closed

~ Mechanism of 'crack the seal' provided as standard in case of dirt accumulation

~ Tolerance fit of 0.01 to 0.05 mm can be arranged to suit ambient temperatures

~ Corrosion resistant cover is of aluminium (alternatives offered) and all other parts are generally stainless steel except frame (alternatives offered)

~ Our standard opening size of 760mm x 760mm ensures safe access to all emergency services. Made in any shape and classification with other modification to suit

~ Almost maintenance free


 
 
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