Kwikset CP690T-15 Entry Knob Deadbolt Combo Satin Nickel

Product Description

The KWIKSET CP690T-15 is a combination entry knob and single cylinder deadbolt set designed for residential exterior door applications. The set includes a Tylo-style knob entry lockset paired with a single cylinder deadbolt, both finished in Satin Nickel (finish code 15). The package ships with an RCAL latch and RCS strike plate, reducing the need for separate hardware sourcing. At 2.15 pounds, the combo pack is suited for standard residential door prep and is typically installed by a locksmith, finish carpenter, or experienced general contractor. The Satin Nickel finish provides a corrosion-resistant surface appropriate for exterior use.

This combo set is intended for residential exterior entry doors where both a keyed knob and a deadbolt are required for code-compliant or insurance-preferred dual-lock security. The included RCAL latch and RCS strike plate are factory-matched components, simplifying rough-in on new construction or replacement installs. The Tylo knob profile is a common residential style that fits standard door bore preparations. Sold individually as a single unit; case quantity is 6 units for contractor or distributor orders.

Key Features

• Combo pack includes Tylo entry knob and single cylinder deadbolt in one SKU
• RCAL latch and RCS strike plate included — no separate hardware required
• Satin Nickel finish (code 15) for corrosion resistance on exterior applications
• Single cylinder deadbolt operates with a key from the exterior and a thumb turn from the interior
• Packaged as a clear pack combo for easy visual inspection and retail or trade counter display
• Case quantity of 6 units available for multi-unit or contractor purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation combo set for standard residential exterior doors with conventional cylindrical bore preparation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a locksmith, finish carpenter, or qualified general contractor. Ensure the door has a standard cylindrical bore and compatible backset before installation. Follow the fastener and strike plate alignment instructions included with the hardware to ensure proper latch and deadbolt engagement. Verify local building codes for exterior door lock requirements prior to final installation.