Adams Rite 4512-36-201-628 Standard Duty Deadlatch

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 4512-36-201-628 is a standard duty deadlatch designed for commercial aluminum storefront and narrow-stile door applications. It features a beveled faceplate and a guarded latch bolt that resists unauthorized retraction, making it a reliable choice for perimeter access control. The 1-1/8 inch backset fits standard narrow-stile door preparations, and the 2-5/8 inch mortise strike provides a clean, recessed mounting point in the door frame. The satin aluminum clear anodized finish coordinates with aluminum door hardware and resists corrosion in high-traffic environments. Installation is performed by commercial door hardware technicians and locksmiths.

This deadlatch is suited for single-door commercial entries, storefront systems, and narrow-stile aluminum doors where a mortise-style latch is required. The handed design accommodates right-hand or left-hand reverse swing configurations, making it adaptable across a range of door swings without requiring a separate SKU for each application. It is commonly installed in office buildings, retail storefronts, and light commercial facilities where code-compliant door hardware is required.

Key Features

• Guarded latch bolt resists shimming and unauthorized retraction
• Beveled faceplate for flush mortise installation in narrow-stile doors
• 1-1/8 inch backset fits standard narrow-stile door preparations
• 2-5/8 inch mortise strike for clean, recessed frame installation
• Satin aluminum clear anodized finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic match with aluminum door systems
• Reversible handing accommodates right-hand or left-hand reverse swing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadlatch for commercial narrow-stile aluminum storefront doors requiring a 1-1/8 inch backset and 2-5/8 inch mortise strike preparation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician. De-energize any electrified hardware and secure the door in a safe, open position before beginning work. Verify door hand and backset measurement against the existing mortise pocket before installation to confirm fitment. Consult applicable local building and fire codes for egress hardware requirements prior to installation.