Kwikset 955PML-15S Pembroke Smartcode Lever Lock Satin Nickel

Product Description

The KWIKSET 955PML-15S is a commercial-grade electronic lever lock designed for keyless entry applications in both residential and light commercial settings. Built around the Smartcode platform, this unit allows entry via electronic keypad, eliminating the need for a traditional keyed cylinder while retaining SmartKey re-key capability as a backup. The Pembroke lever style ships in a Satin Nickel finish, making it compatible with standard door prep. Installers work with a unit that weighs 4.8 pounds and packages to dimensions of 9.9 by 8.6 by 6 inches, keeping jobsite handling straightforward.

This lock is suited for residential entry doors, light commercial office doors, and property management applications where keypad access control is preferred over mechanical keys. The electronic keypad supports programmable user codes, which is practical for rental properties, small offices, or any access point requiring multiple authorized users without key duplication. The Satin Nickel finish coordinates with common hardware trim lines found in standard residential and commercial door hardware packages.

Key Features

• Smartcode electronic keypad enables keyless entry with programmable user codes
• SmartKey re-key technology allows cylinder re-keying without removing the lock from the door
• Commercial-grade construction rated for higher-traffic door applications
• Pembroke lever style in Satin Nickel finish suits standard residential and light commercial aesthetics
• Sold as a single unit (EA), complete lock assembly

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation lever lock for standard residential and light commercial door preps accepting a Smartcode-platform electronic lever lockset.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician, though experienced contractors familiar with electronic lock wiring may also install this unit. Power down or remove batteries before servicing any electronic lock components. Follow the manufacturer-supplied wiring diagram for keypad and motor connections, and verify door backset and cross bore dimensions before mounting. Local building codes may apply for commercial door hardware installations.