https://roche-rindom-2.blogbright.net/15-things-you-dont-know-about-security-van-door-locks-1729021271 Choosing the Right Security Lock For Your Van A good security lock can deter thieves and secure your cargo. Some locks can be installed by the homeowner, while others require professional assistance to ensure they are properly installed and offer maximum security. Slam locks are great for couriers who have multiple deliveries. They lock automatically when the door is shut. Deadlocks work with the lock that you have purchased from the manufacturer and offer an additional layer of security. Dead Locks Van dead locks are an additional physical security measure that acts as an effective deterrent for criminals. These aftermarket locks are specialized and extend through the van door. They connect to the frame so they can't be opened without keys. These locks are particularly useful for vans that must be parked overnight, or those that are carrying expensive equipment. These are ideal for those who utilize the remote locking systems that are supplied by the manufacturer in the daytime, but want to add a layer of security at night or when their vehicle is in a location they believe is vulnerable. When a key is used to operate them and a bolt, they can be thrown into an receiver fitted to the opposite body section of the vehicle. This adds an additional layer of security over the locks that are factory installed. Unlike Slam locks and Hook Locks (both available in our online store) that lock automatically when the door is closed, these locks require the driver to manually operate with the supplied key. Straight bar locks are suitable for rear doors and twin sliding doors, whereas hook locks can be used on both rear and front doors of small to medium vans. They're designed to stop thieves from gaining access to the lock and forcing it to open, which could otherwise allow them access to the van's cab area or loading area. These locks are designed specifically for each van mo