Two-Sided Mechanical Gate Code Lock for 30-50mm Box Section, Silver, No Batteries

This is a two-sided mechanical code lock for swing gates made from 30mm to 50mm box section, with a push-button keypad on both faces of the gate so people can enter a code to get in and to get out. It needs no batteries, no mains power and no cabling, so it brings keypad access control to any metal gate without an electrician. The satin silver aluminium case holds a stainless steel mechanism with a self-latching bolt and a deadbolt, and a key cylinder gives a manual override. It comes with an aluminium lever handle pair, three keys and the code screws. The price shown is for one lock; the keep is sold separately.

Why use this code lock

Code on both sides. Each face of the gate has its own keypad, so you can control who goes in and who comes out. The two sides can work with different entrance and exit codes, which suits school grounds, sports pitches, plant compounds and communal gardens where children or the public should not be able to let themselves out or in.

No power, nothing to fail. The lock is fully mechanical. There are no batteries to change, no wiring to run along the fence and nothing to go flat in winter, so it keeps working on remote gates and in the rain.

Codes you can change in minutes. A code of four to six digits is set with the code screws supplied, and it can be changed whenever a code gets passed around. After the gate opens and the handle is pushed, the code resets on its own, and a press plate stops the code being found by feel.

Fits gates that are not perfect. Both the latch bolt and the deadbolt adjust by 20mm without steps, so you can set them to reach the keep properly even if the gap between gate and post is not exactly right. A polyamide roller on the latch lets the gate close smoothly.

Key override. Each lock has a key cylinder, so a caretaker or engineer can open the gate with a key without knowing the code.

Where it is used

Pedestrian gates into school playgrounds and multi-use games areas, sports clubs and tennis courts, communal gardens and bin stores at blocks of flats, utility and telecom compounds, staff entrances at depots and yards, and pool and play area enclosures.

Specifications

What else you need

Choosing the right option

Choose this two-sided lock when a code must be entered from both sides of the gate. If people should be able to walk out freely and only need a code to come in, the single-sided lock with free exit is the better choice. Check the gate stile: this lock is made for box section from 30mm to 50mm; thicker or thinner profiles need a different model. The lock does not come with a keep, so order a standard keep for everyday gates or the security keep with slam plate where the gate is pushed hard or tampered with. On any swing gate we recommend a safety cable at the hinge side.

Fitting and care

Fix the lock to the face of the gate stile with the fixings supplied, fit the handle pair through the follower, then fit the keep on the post so the bolts line up. Set the latch and the deadbolt depth with the 20mm adjustment so both reach fully into the keep. Set your code with the code screws, following the steps in the instructions, and test it with the gate open before closing it. Keep the rain cover shut when not in use, wipe the case with warm soapy water and do not paint over the keypad or the bolts.

Frequently asked questions

Ordering and delivery

Order online with Express UK Delivery and same-day dispatch on orders before 2pm, Monday to Friday. For several gates, or to check which lock and keep suit your gate and post, call 01744 520 110 or email sales@industrialsuppliesco.co.uk.