Adams Rite 4900-36-101-313 Deadlatch Aluminum Door

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 4900-36-101-313 is a deadlatch designed for aluminum door applications commonly found in commercial and light commercial entryways. A deadlatch provides automatic latching when the door closes while resisting forced entry through a deadlocking plunger that prevents the latch bolt from being slipped or pushed back. This hardware is typically installed by locksmiths, glaziers, or general contractors working with aluminum storefront and narrow-stile door assemblies. The 313 finish designation indicates a dark bronze anodized appearance suited to aluminum frame systems.

This deadlatch is intended for use in aluminum door frames, including narrow-stile storefront systems common in commercial retail, office, and light industrial entry applications. It is suited for single-door installations where a reliable automatic latching mechanism is required without a separate manual deadbolt operation. Installation is typically performed during new door assembly or as a replacement in existing aluminum door hardware prep.

Key Features

• Automatic deadlocking plunger resists latch slipping and unauthorized retraction
• Designed specifically for aluminum door construction and narrow-stile frames
• 313 finish: dark bronze anodized for corrosion resistance and aesthetic compatibility with aluminum systems
• Sold as a single unit for direct replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style deadlatch replacement for aluminum storefront and narrow-stile door assemblies requiring the ADAMS RITE 4900 series latch format.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith, glazier, or door hardware technician familiar with aluminum door prep standards. Ensure the door is secured in a fixed position and all existing hardware is removed before fitting the new latch. Verify strike plate alignment and door frame prep dimensions match the latch specifications prior to final fastening. Consult local building and fire codes for egress hardware requirements before installation.