Lockey 2835SCMGDC Keyless Lever Lock Satin Chrome Marine

Product Description

The LOCKEY 2835SCMGDC is a mechanical keyless lever lock featuring a passage function and double combination entry, finished in satin chrome with a marine-grade coating. Designed for door and gate applications in corrosive or high-moisture environments, this lock operates without keys or electronics, making it well suited for coastal properties, pool enclosures, and marine facilities. The double combination feature allows two separate access codes to be set on a single unit, adding flexibility for multi-user access control. Licensed locksmiths, security installers, and facilities maintenance technicians are the typical trades handling installation of this hardware.

This lever lock is intended for residential and light commercial doors and gates where keyless mechanical access is required. The marine-grade satin chrome finish resists salt air, humidity, and moisture, making it appropriate for exterior and coastal installations. The passage function allows the lever to operate freely from one side without a code, which is useful for gates or utility doors where one-directional free egress is needed. No batteries or wiring are required, reducing long-term maintenance demand.

Key Features

• Mechanical keyless operation with no batteries or wiring required
• Double combination entry supports two separate access codes on one lock
• Passage function allows free egress from one side without a code
• Marine-grade satin chrome finish rated for high-moisture and salt-air environments
• Lever-style handle for ease of operation in gate and door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mechanical keyless lever lock for residential and light commercial door and gate applications requiring marine-grade hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or experienced hardware installer. Power down any associated access control systems before beginning work, and confirm door or gate prep dimensions match the lock body before installation. Follow local building codes and the manufacturer instructions for backset and bore specifications. Do not force the combination mechanism during code setup, as improper adjustment may affect locking function.