User guide for Locinox Vinci and Leonardo mechanical code locks covering installation, code setting, and operation.
The Locinox Vinci and Leonardo are 100% mechanical code locks for swinging and sliding gates respectively. They operate without batteries or electricity, using a double-sided code panel that allows different entrance and exit codes. The handle is released only after entering the correct code, and the code automatically resets after each use.
Both models feature a key override, adjustable bolts, and a security press plate to prevent code detection. The Vinci includes a night bolt that locks independently of the code, while the Leonardo has a stainless steel shell to protect the twist finger. Code changes require the lock to be unmounted and use the supplied hex key and code screws.
| Power source | 100% mechanical, no battery or electricity required |
|---|---|
| Code panel | Double-sided operational code panel with different entrance/exit codes |
| Code length | 4 to 6 digits |
| Security feature | Security press plate prevents code detection by handle pressure |
| Automatic reset | Code automatically resets after handle use |
| Key override | Self-latching bolt can be opened with key without code |
| Self-latching bolt retraction | 15 mm with key |
| Night bolt throw | 25 mm |
| Vinci night bolt | Locks irrespective of code input when engaged |
| Leonardo twist finger protection | Stainless steel shell prevents cut-through |
The default code is 1-2-3-4.
No, the code can only be changed when the lock is not mounted onto the gate.
The self-latching bolt can be retracted 15 mm by turning the key, without entering the code.
The night bolt has a throw of 25 mm.