Mechanical Code Lock with Push Pad Exit, Left Hand, for 40-60mm Box Section Gates, Black

A mechanical code lock with a keypad on one side and a push pad on the other, in the left hand build. People on the outside need the code, while people on the inside simply lean on the pad and walk out, so it is a good fit for a gate on an exit route. There is no wiring and there are no batteries. The lock has a cast housing with a black marine grade external coating, stainless steel buttons and a stainless steel locking mechanism, and it has been salt spray tested for 1000 hours. Viewed from the keypad side, the latchbolt comes out on the right, as drawn on the data sheet. Check the hand against your gate before you order, as this listing is the left hand version only.

Why this lock works

A free way out. The push pad lets people leave without a code, and a code is needed only to enter. The pad is built in, reversible for push or pull, and supplied with push and pull signs in the fixings.

No power, no batteries. A mechanical lock needs no wiring or batteries, so it suits a remote gate with no electrical supply.

Change the code on the gate. There are over 1000 combinations, and the code can be changed on the gate without taking the lock off. The change shield is concealed.

Coating and metalwork for outdoor use. The housing has a black marine grade external coating, the buttons and mechanism are stainless steel, and the lock has been salt spray tested for 1000 hours.

Where it is used

Pedestrian gates on external metal box section frames, particularly where people must leave quickly, such as playgrounds, sports grounds, plant rooms and staff car parks. It is not a substitute for a certified emergency exit device where one is required, so check your site's requirements.

Specifications

Choosing the right hand and lock

Stand on the keypad side and check where the latchbolt comes out. Viewed from the keypad side, the latchbolt comes out on the right, as drawn on the data sheet. If yours is the opposite way round, the right hand version is the one you need. If the exit side must also be locked, use a two-sided code lock. If you would rather have a lever than a push pad on the exit side, see the one-sided lever lock in the table.

Fitting and care

Drill the stile from the data sheet and fit the forend and latchbolt, setting the latchbolt length between 65mm and 90mm to suit your frame. Fit the keypad on the outside of the gate and the push pad on the inside, tighten the fixings evenly, and fit the keep to the post. Test the gate from both sides before you set your own code. Fit the push or pull sign on the pad side so that users know which way to go.

Clear dust from around the buttons at routine maintenance and check the fixings. Change the code when staff leave. Do not use a general purpose oil spray on the keypad mechanism.

Frequently asked questions

Ordering and delivery

Order online, with Express UK Delivery to your site and same-day dispatch on orders before 2pm, Monday to Friday. For a larger job, call 01744 520 110 or email sales@industrialsuppliesco.co.uk and we will confirm availability and delivery before you order.