ABUS Combination Bolt Resettable 322/112 – Surface Mount 4 Wheel – Black (Display Pack)
The ABUS 322/112 is a surface-mounted combination locking bolt designed as a keyless alternative to padlocks, chains or hasp and staple setups. It uses a resettable four-wheel combination and is suited to light-duty securing of doors, sheds, cupboards and enclosures where convenience is prioritised over high-security locking.
Key Features
- Resettable 4-wheel combination with up to 10,000 possible codes.
- Keyless operation – no keys to manage or lose.
- Surface-mounted bolt design – no morticing required.
- Supplied with security screws for mounting.
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.
- Supplied in retail display packaging.
Specifications
- Item Code: 322112C
- Product Type: Surface-mounted combination locking bolt
- Combination: 4 wheels, resettable
- Number of Codes: Up to 10,000
- Finish: Black
- Material: Zinc die-cast body
- Fixing Method: Screw-fixed (security screws supplied)
- Installation: Surface mount
- Weight: Approx. 0.175 kg
- Packaging: Display pack
What's In The Box
- ABUS 322/112 combination locking bolt
- Security mounting screws
- Manufacturer instructions
Suitable Uses
- Garden sheds and storage doors
- Internal cupboards and cabinets
- Pet enclosures and cages
- Desks and utility furniture
- Light-duty gates and panels
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this suitable for high-security external doors?
No. This product is intended for light-duty securing. It is not a replacement for a deadlock or high-security locking system.
Can the combination be changed after installation?
Yes. The four-digit code is fully resettable following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Does this work as a direct replacement for a padlock?
Functionally yes for light-duty use, but it does not provide the same resistance to attack as a hardened padlock and hasp system.
Additional Information
- Commonly used where shared access is required without issuing keys.
- Often specified in Australian sheds, storage rooms and utility cupboards.
- Not recommended where forced entry resistance or insurance-rated security is required.
- Correct alignment during installation is critical to ensure smooth bolt engagement.
