Cam Lock for Utility Enclosures

The quality Cam Lock for utility enclosures from Yitai Lock is made from rust-resistant materials. Our locks are available in a variety of types, each designed for different uses and security needs. If you need a door that can be opened quickly for maintenance, or a meter box that is secure, you can find the right model.

Security

There are different levels of security protection offered by different lock cylinder types of cam lock for utility enclosures. The single-slot type provides fundamental protection, while the triangular and square types offer better resistance to technical opening attempts and withstand a certain degree of external force. Once locked, the latch remains secure, ensuring that the cabinet stays firmly closed and that the equipment inside is safeguarded against loosening due to vibration.

Application Scenarios

Cam lock for utility enclosures are suitable for a diverse range of applications, such as outdoor distribution boxes, meter boxes, low-voltage distribution panels, municipal facilities, fibre optic distribution cabinets, and public control boxes.

Features

The cam lock for utility enclosures has a compact, cylindrical design that makes it appropriate for installations with limited space. Its robust mechanical structure ensures consistent performance over extended periods of use. The product's broad applicability stems from its wide range of lock cores. Installation is straightforward and maintenance is convenient. The surface treatment ensures good corrosion resistance.

FAQ

Q: What are the differences between lock cylinder types?

A: Single-bit cylinders are most common. Triple-bit and quad-bit cylinders offer stronger resistance to technical picking. Handle-type cylinders suit high-traffic areas requiring frequent operation.

Q: What should be considered for outdoor use?

A: Choose corrosion-resistant models and inspect the lock regularly.

Q: What should be noted for cleaning and maintenance?

A: Wipe surfaces with a soft cloth. Inject specialized lubricant into the lock cylinder to maintain smooth operation.

Q: How do I know when to replace the lock?

A: Replace immediately if the key turns with difficulty, the latch sticks, or shows visible damage.

Q: Are there installation depth requirements?

A: Sufficient installation depth is required to ensure the latch fully extends and retracts.