LOCKWOOD 325-003 FIRE SERVICES PADLOCK

Lockwood 003 offerings are compliant with AS 4428.17:2024. Fire Services Key and Cylinders Catalogue The Lockwood 325/35/123/003, also called AU 003 fire key padlock, is a solid brass padlock, coded to the 003 key code used specifically in fire services industry application. This padlock features a robust double-sided locking mechanism, paired with a chrome-plated hardened steel shackle for enhanced security. The 325 fire key padlock includes a UV stabilised red colored protective silicon jacket, with “003” stamping on both the key and the padlock body, for easy identification and added protection ensuring compatibility with fire services systems. Features and Specifications: AS 4428.17-2024 compliant - Design and tested to AS 4145.4-2002 Double side locking Standard as latching function UV stabilized red silicon jacket for easy grip and identification Fire key 003 code (keys sold separately) Materials: Body: Brass Shackle: Hardened steel Cover: UV stabilized silicon rubber (red) Function: Spring loaded shackle with latching function (key removable in the open function). Finish: Body: Natural material Shackle: Chrome plate Standards and Compliance: SP4: Physical Security grades are employed for padlocks. These grades are defined in part by the effective differs and key combinations. Padlocks Physical Security (SP) grade 4 Corrosion Resistance Rating C3: Environments that are sometimes damp in the majority of normal rural and suburban localities, including interiors where condensation may occur. The fire industry relies on a unified key system known as the 003 Fire Services Key System. This system mandates the use of a single key code across a full suite of locksets, including padlocks, cam locks, and cylinders—all configured to the 003 key code. This unified code allows users to access different cylinders using a single compliant 003 key, thereby ensuring accessibility in emergencies. The 003 code is also known as the AU Fire Key. The 003 Fire Services Key System (both key and cylinder) is required to meet the minimum performance standards set out in AS 4428.17:2024, titled “Fire detection, warning, control and intercom systems — Control and indicating equipment, Part 17: 003 Key — Fire services key system.” Durability D2: 25,000 key operation cycles Designed and tested to the Australian Padlock Standard AS4145.4 2002 and are rated for both security and corrosion resistance.