Platinum Ultra 3 Star Cylinder

Platinum Ultra 3 Star Euro Profile Cylinder 

Deliver robust, certified security with the Yale Platinum Ultra Euro Profile Cylinder. Engineered to meet the TS007 3 Star Kitemark Anti-Snap standard, this cylinder provides advanced protection against sophisticated cylinder attacks, making it ideal for residential projects. 

Independently tested by BSI, the Platinum Ultra 3 Star Cylinder proudly carries the British Kitemark and is accredited to the TS007-1:2014 3 Star rating, ensuring compliance and confidence for professional installers and specifiers. 

Specification 

  • TS007-1:2014 3 Star certified 

  • BS EN 1303:2015 compliant 

  • Sacrificial front section prevents snapping 

  • Multi-protection: Anti-Pick, Anti-Bump, Anti-Pull, Anti-Drill, Anti-Screw, plus resistance to glue and freeze attacks 

  • Kitemarked BSI approved re-pinning available 

  • Suitable for Euro retrofit installations 

  • 10-year mechanical guarantee for lasting reliability 

  • Covered by a £3,000 Total Trust Guarantee 

Features 

  • Precision horizontal high-security dimple cut keyway 

  • Key card included for streamlined code identification and duplicate ordering 

  • Available in double key-key, thumb-turn, and paired alike variants – ideal for French door applications 

  • Finish options: Brass, Chrome, Dual Colour 

  • Order spare or replacement keys directly at yalehome.co.uk 

TS007-1:2014 

TS007 is a standard developed in response to concerns over cylinder attacks. The standard is characterised by a 3-star rating system, and can be achieved by combining a 1 star cylinder with a 2 star security door furniture or using a standalone 3 star cylinder.  

The Platinum Ultra cylinder is approved to TS007 3 stars and does not require any additional security furniture. 

  

Maintenance and care of your Yale cylinder 

Yale recommend regular lubrication of your Yale cylinder locks to ensure continuous trouble-free performance and operation. 

For this we recommend using a PTFE based lubricant. A small amount of lubricant should be applied to the key and then inserted into the cylinder.  Rotate the key a couple of times in line with the normal locking function.  Remove the key from the cylinder and wipe away and remaining lubricant to ensure it isn’t transferred onto other objects. 

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