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What is a Guide Plate?

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OAlexandra
09/03/2025, 01:33:50 AM

Guide plate is a piece of iron or stainless steel fixed at the position of the latch extension. The following is the relevant introduction: 1. The guide plate plays a role in preventing the wear of the door frame. All smart locks will be installed with a guide plate during installation. The standard configuration of smart locks will come with a guide plate. Without a guide plate, it may cause serious damage to the door. 2. The specifications and sizes of guide plates: 24/240 (unit: mm) conventional lock body guide plate, divided into right-angle single/double hole and round-angle single/double hole; 24/280 (unit: mm) conventional lock body guide plate, divided into right-angle single/double hole and round-angle single/double hole; 30/240 (unit: mm) conventional lock body guide plate, divided into right-angle single/double hole and round-angle single/double hole; 30/388 (unit: mm) overlord lock body guide plate.

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