Guard Security
Guard Security 55154 Combination Padlock door lock
A satin-chrome combination padlock with a hardened steel shackle, self-scrambling dial, self-locking action and a control override key for supervisory access
- FinishSatin Chrome
- Combination access removes need for keys
- Supervisory override key enables management entry
- Hardened steel shackle resists cutting attempts
- Self-scrambling dial protects combination after use
- Self-locking action secures door in any dial position
Combination padlock for supervised access
The Guard 55154 is a combination padlock designed for lockers where supervisory access is required. It suits schools, organisations and businesses that need administration or management override capability. A single override key is supplied with each lock for authorised entry.
Hardened steel shackle and self-locking action
The shackle is made from hardened steel to resist cutting and forced entry. The lock secures automatically in any dial position without a separate locking step. A one-piece dial and turn knob simplify daily operation.
Self-scrambling dial and removable instructions
After each use the dial scrambles the combination automatically to prevent observation. Combination instructions are printed on a removable sticker on the back of the lock for initial setup. The override key provides supervisory access when needed.
Highlights
- Combination access removes need for keys
- Supervisory override key enables management entry
- Hardened steel shackle resists cutting attempts
- Self-scrambling dial protects combination after use
- Self-locking action secures door in any dial position
Specifications
| Brand | Guard |
|---|---|
| Model | 55154 |
| Finish | Satin Chrome |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the Guard Security 55154 padlock onto a locker door and what step is often missed?
Insert the hardened steel shackle through the locker hasp, push the body until it clicks into the self-locking position, then remove the combination sticker from the back so the code is not visible.
What part of the 55154 will need replacement first and how is it handled?
The single override key supplied with each lock is the only replaceable component; keep it secure because a lost key cannot be re-cut from the lock itself.
Which limit appears first when the 55154 is used constantly on a busy school corridor?
The self-scrambling dial mechanism is rated for repeated daily operation; the hardened steel shackle resists cutting far longer than the dial sees wear.
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