ABUS is a global manufacturer of high-quality security technology, known for its durable bicycle locks, helmets, home alarm systems, and video surveillance solutions designed to protect lives and valuables.
ABUS (August Bremicker Söhne KG) is a German manufacturer of preventative security technology, operating worldwide since 1924. Renowned for its motto "Security built on quality," the company provides a vast spectrum of mechanical and electronic security solutions for residential, commercial, and mobile applications.
The brand's product portfolio is extensive, ranging from their iconic padlocks and high-security bicycle and motorcycle locks to advanced smart home ecosystems. ABUS also specializes in window and door security, video surveillance systems, and occupational safety products. With a focus on reliability and ease of use, ABUS integrates robust engineering with modern smart technology to offer comprehensive protection for people and property.
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The reset procedure depends on the specific model (e.g., 6000C, 158CS). Generally, you must open the lock with the current code, press a reset button or turn the shackle to a specific position, verify the new code, and then return the shackle/button to the locked position. Check your specific manual for precise steps.
Key codes are typically stamped on the key itself or provided on a key card/tag (YourPlus/XPlus code card) included in the packaging. Keep this card safe, as it is required to order replacement keys.
Devices like the Time2Close or varying magnetic contacts usually attach via adhesive strips. Ensure the magnet and the sensor unit are aligned with a gap of no more than 10mm (1 cm) directly on the window frame and sash.
In many regions (such as the USA), ABUS warrants locks to be free from defects in workmanship and materials for 2 years from the date of purchase. Proof of purchase is required for claims.