Van Security Locks
Van security locks secure your vehicle from burglaries and thefts. Security locks are a great way to safeguard your vehicle from theft and break-ins.
Shielding plates prevent thieves from getting access to the locking mechanism and internal wiring looms in your vehicle. They also act as a deterrent, and offer excellent protection from spikes in the handle and bodywork scratches.
ArmourShell
ArmourShell, a Thatcham-certified locking system is designed to combat the many different techniques criminals employ to break into the load area of panel vans. This pedigree locking system has been designed and tested to deliver the ultimate in vehicle safety. The shells can't be separated or jimmied due to the inter-locking rear body.
It's also an effective visual deterrent. The bright lime green coating ensures that thieves are able to see it and realize that it's more trouble than it's worth breaking into a vehicle that is equipped with this option. It's also available to fit factory-installed on Ford Transit Custom vans and when combined with TVL's anti-pick cylinder RepLock and their LatchShield or ProtektaPlate deadlocks for vans, it will ensure that whatever is stored in the load area remains there.
This new generation of HookLock and ArmourShell units, when paired with the company's smart van locks, gives businesses with a fleet of LCVs an unbeatable level of security. The latest generation of HookLock and ArmourShell features intelligent connected technology that allows the owners and fleet manager to remotely monitor if they are in the process of engaging. When combined with top vehicle tracking systems, this can provide historical data about how and where assets were removed from your vehicle.
Additionally, these new smart locks can be customized with optional extras like a lockable tailgate guard, keys fob holders or an alarm to increase their functionality and provide an additional layer of security for your vehicle. Lock escutcheons with a custom design are designed to allow the lock cylinders in either position to be flush with the covers, thereby lessening the risk of an attack.
The company also runs Tell TVL which is a community-driven crime prevention initiative which entices victims of van crime to log the details of their experiences which helps to identify the most popular routes used by criminals and pinpoint hotspots in the local area. This means they're able to use this information to develop targeted campaigns and assist the police tackle these areas of high-activity.
SlamHandle
A Slamlock secures the door of your van when it is closed. This helps protect against the most common type of opportunist burglary. It works by removing your original handle that was fitted by the factory, and installing a lock that is surface-mounted and can only be opened with a special key. These locks are very popular upgrades for all types vehicles, including those driven by delivery drivers who make multiple deliveries and those who access their cargo areas frequently throughout the daytime.
They are usually attractive and sturdy replacement for plastic handles that come with the factory. They are usually powder coated in black to fit the design of your vehicle. They also come with anti-drill, anti-pick and internal strengthening plates to ensure security against break-in attempts.
Installing a slamlock can be a excellent option if you fail to lock your vehicle regularly. This will stop thieves from taking your goods. They can be placed in place of your rear or side loading door handle. They will lock automatically the van once it is closed without the driver needing to do anything. This is a great time-saver for those making numerous deliveries.
Another advantage of the slam lock is that it will allow the door you intend to operate, unlike locks fitted by a factory that open all doors, leaving vulnerable areas of your vehicle unprotected. This is important if you are carrying expensive equipment or tools in your vehicle.
Garrison's range of slam locks are a direct replacement for the handle from the manufacturer. They can be installed in under a minute. The company offers a wide selection of slam locks that fit a variety of van models and models.
The SlamHandle Security Pack is an inexpensive and effective van security solution for those with Ford vehicles. The package includes front door locks, loomguards for the driver’s side door, and hook locks for the rear and load doors. All locks are designed to resist forced entry and attempts to tamper with. The package also comes with an effective visual deterrent, the statement lock, which mounts externally to the vehicle and braces the door to provide additional security.
Hook Locks
Making sure you have additional security for your van is one of the best ways to protect your van's contents. With the rise in crime it is essential to take the necessary steps to keep criminals from accessing your vehicle and stealing your possessions. By selecting a lock designed specifically for vans, you'll have the most robust protection for your equipment and goods.
Hook locks are mechanical deadlocks that are fitted to the doors and connecting panels of commercial vehicles. These locks work independently of the locking mechanisms in the factory by putting an anchor bolt that is shaped like a hook into the bracket of the door frame. The bolts can be locked by using the use of a key to provide an extra layer of security to your van.
They are perfect for owners-drivers and drivers who are reliant on the contents of their van. They are designed to deter 'peel-and-steal' attacks. They are also simple to use and allow drivers to continue their work uninterrupted. They also make a great option for couriers or delivery drivers as they act as a visual deterrent.
Hook locks are more durable than other deadlocks since they have the stainless steel finish. They also have the ability to withstand physical assaults, such as drilling or levering attempts. They can be a deterrent for criminals and can withstand the pressure from thieves who want to steal your car.
They can also be added to existing locks such as armour locks or slam locks, enhancing their protection. They come in different sizes to fit vans of all sizes, and provide additional security. These locks are a great option for owners who want to ensure the security of their cargo, particularly when transporting valuable items.
A lock is a crucial addition to any van, particularly when you're using it for deliveries and collections. It's vital to protect your van as well as you can in order to stop thieves from taking the contents.
Adding a catalytic converter lock will help discourage theft as it makes it difficult for thieves to get the precious metals contained in the catalytic converter. It can be attached to the catalytic converter with an shackle or hook, which means that thieves would need to remove the shackle to gain access to the converter.
Deadlocks
Deadlocks are often used on van load area doors and cab doors, offering additional security for your tools, equipment and cargo. They are designed to be difficult to open with keys, which means that criminals must make multiple attempts to break into the lock before they succeed. This could be a security measure for thieves, and they may even be reluctant to attempt breaking in.
They also provide additional protection against 'peel and steal' attacks, where criminals attempt to open the door by removing it from the frame. If thieves manage to open the door with this method, they could use a bump or lockpick to unlock your factory-installed locks, and your van is at risk of theft. van security systems will protect you from such an attack. A professional installer will know where to install it to provide maximum protection.
There are two kinds of deadlocks, hook and standard. A standard deadlock features a knob on the side that is inside and doesn't have a keyhole, however the exterior does have an opening for a keyhole, which is why they are known as single-cylinder deadlocks. Hook deadlocks have a hook that latches over an open receiver on the opposite body section and works similarly to an ordinary lock, but is more difficult to open with keys and provides more flexibility.
It is best to have an expert installer install the deadlocks in your van. They can advise you on the best locations for them, taking into account your requirements for use and any graphics or glazed areas on your van. They also have the expertise and experience to put the lock casings with greater security into the door panels, so that they aren't able to be taken off or forced open. They can also treat surface of metal that has been cut to prevent corrosion.