Yale 1000+ Series Cylinder - 30x50 - Grey



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The Yale 1000+ Series Euro Profile Cylinder is an ideal security upgrade for homeowners seeking reliable protection against physical lock tampering. Featuring a robust 6-pin mechanism and integrated anti-drill/anti-pick technology, it provides peace of mind for standard residential exterior doors. While this cylinder offers enhanced security and a convenient emergency clutch function, users must ensure they accurately measure their existing door thickness to confirm the 30x50mm size is compatible with their current hardware.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | YC1000+ DB 30X50 NI |
| Brand | Yale |
This refers to the lengths from the central fixing screw hole to the ends of the cylinder (30mm and 50mm respectively).
No, these keys are specific to this cylinder's pin configuration and will not operate other locks unless keyed-alike by a professional locksmith.
The clutch allows the door to be opened from the outside even if a key is already inserted in the lock on the inside.
Measure from the center of the fixing screw hole to the edge of the internal handle plate, then repeat for the external plate.
Yes, it features a 6-pin mechanism specifically designed to resist standard lock picking attempts.
The product includes 4 reversible keys.
Ensure the cylinder is not under tension from a misaligned handle set and apply a small amount of dry graphite lubricant.
Check that the door is properly aligned in the frame and the strike plate is not obstructed.
Verify that the cam is correctly timed and the cylinder screw is fully tightened to the lock case.
Before installation, remove your existing cylinder to measure the distance from the center of the fixing screw hole to both the internal and external door faces. The 30x50 specification indicates the distance from the cam to each side; ensure this matches your current setup to maintain anti-snap security levels. Use only a clean, dry cloth to wipe the cylinder face if debris accumulates. Avoid using heavy lubricating oils inside the keyway, as these can attract grit over time; a dry graphite-based lubricant is recommended if the key becomes difficult to insert.