With their modern glazing, cero sliding windows dissolve the boundary between inside and the outdoors. A glass front that can be opened across a wide area, lets in lots of daylight and fresh air and increases the comfort of your home. But what about unwanted guests and extreme weather conditions? When building a new home or planning renovations, it's a good idea to think about your own safety and security. Our head of the Solarlux Academy, Stephan Hettlich, explains why cero sliding windows are completely safe and why the dream of transparent, well-lit living can now become a reality.
OPTIMUM PROTECTION FROM BREAK-INS AND THE WEATHER THE SECURITY OF - CERO SLIDING WINDOWS
WE'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES
TOP MARKS IN THE SECURITY TEST
The cero's resistance has been tested thoroughly by the Velbert Test Institute. Normally, a piece of glass is classed as secure if it can hold out against break-in attempts for five minutes. The cero was tested for a total of over 20 minutes, and the testers found no way to get past it or force it open.
GET A WINDOW WITH TOP-CLASS SECURITY
Glass is categorised using a total of six different resistance classes. Cero III sliding windows even achieved class RC3 in the test, the highest level of protection available for sliding windows of this size.
Just because the cero is transparent doesn´t mean that owners need to compromise on security- as proven once again by the RC3 certification.
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GREATER SECURITY THANKS TO CUTTING-EDGE ENGINEERING
A latch bolt with adjustable locking points and a stroke of 24 mm is fitted as standard in the top running track and guide rail, and fulfils the strictest of security stan- dards. It's also child's play to connect the cero to an alarm system. And connections to lock monitoring systems and notification systems such as broken glass sensors and position monitoring systems are available as options, too.
PERFECT WEATHER PROTECTION
With its triple glazing, the system provides excellent thermal insulation. And extreme weather conditions such as heavy rain and strong winds are no problem either, even with large areas of glass.