The MY767-2 CH751 cylinder lock uses the widely used CH751 key on a zinc alloy body with a bright chrome plated finish, for telecom and electrical cabinet doors.
A 90° rotation of the key drives the galvanized steel cam to open or close the door.
Typical applications include telecom cabinets, electrical cabinets and network enclosures. The dimension and cut-out drawings are provided below.
| Part Number | Description | Material | Finish | Key |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MY767-2 | CH751 cylinder lock | Zinc alloy housing and insert, galvanized steel cam | Bright chrome plated | CH751 |
Dimension Drawing & Cut-out
FAQ
Q: What key does the MY767-2 use?
A: The common CH751 key.
Q: What is the finish?
A: Bright chrome plated zinc alloy.
Q: How does it open and close?
A: A 90° rotation of the key drives the cam to open or close the door.
Q: Where is it used?
A: Telecom cabinets, electrical cabinets and network enclosures.
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