Lockey 2210SCMGDC Keyless Deadbolt Satin Chrome Marine Grade

Product Description

The LOCKEY 2210SCMGDC is a mechanical keyless deadbolt designed for residential and commercial door security applications where corrosion resistance and reliable access control are required. This unit operates without batteries or electronics, using a mechanical combination entry system with a double-combination configuration that allows two separate code sequences to be active simultaneously. The satin chrome marine grade finish is engineered to withstand exposure to moisture, salt air, and environmental conditions that would degrade standard hardware finishes. Licensed locksmiths, security contractors, and experienced door hardware installers are the typical trades for this product.

The 2210SCMGDC is suited for coastal residential properties, marine facilities, pool gate access points, commercial entry doors, and any application where keyless mechanical access control is preferred over electronic or key-operated hardware. The marine grade finish makes it a practical choice for outdoor and high-humidity environments. The double-combination feature provides added flexibility for access management in multi-user or shared-entry scenarios without requiring key issuance or battery maintenance.

Key Features

• Mechanical keyless operation — no batteries, no electronics, no key required
• Double-combination configuration supports two active entry codes simultaneously
• Satin chrome marine grade finish resists corrosion, moisture, and salt air exposure
• Deadbolt locking mechanism provides positive door security
• Sold individually — no additional hardware pack required per unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mechanical deadbolt replacement or new installation unit for standard residential and commercial door preparations requiring keyless mechanical access control hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware contractor. Verify door thickness and backset measurements against product specifications before installation. Disconnect or secure any associated electronic access systems before working on the door assembly. Follow all applicable local building and security codes for access hardware installation.