The door locks for disabled restrooms serves as an auxiliary locking mechanism for electric door locks, primarily used for secondary locking after entering the restroom.

Structure: Composed of a concealed lock, lock body, and lock strike, the lock body adopts a modular design.  

Function: The door lock employs an upward bolt mechanism. The four-corner lock cylinder uses a RIC-specific key.

Working Principle: Rotating the concealed lock on the interior side drives the bolt latch upward to lock. If the bolt latch is accidentally locked while the door is open, pushing the door panel to close will engage the lock. Once the door is locked, the latch extends into the lock strike to activate the limit switch.  

Materials: The handle is made of aluminum alloy, the lock cylinder is made of stainless steel 304, and the lock body box is made of aluminum alloy profiles. Metal components are treated with anti-corrosion measures, and the exterior features a satin chrome finish.  

Lock Features: Designed with a modular structure, it is easy to install and maintain.