Lockey 3830OIL Keyless Knob Lock Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The LOCKEY 3830OIL is a mechanical keyless knob lock designed for doors requiring a single combination entry with integrated passage function. It operates without batteries or electronic components, using a pushbutton mechanical mechanism to control access. The oil rubbed bronze finish provides a traditional appearance suited to residential and light commercial applications. At 3.2 pounds, the unit is a self-contained lockset that HVAC, general contractors, property managers, or security-focused trades install as a direct door hardware replacement or new installation where keyless access is required.

The 3830OIL is suited for residential entry doors, interior access-controlled rooms, and light commercial applications such as offices, storage areas, and rental properties. The passage function allows free egress from the secure side without a combination, which is a common code requirement for exit paths. This lock is typically installed by locksmiths, general contractors, or skilled property maintenance technicians.

Key Features

• Mechanical pushbutton operation requires no batteries, wiring, or power source
• Single combination entry provides straightforward access control
• Integrated passage function allows free egress from the interior side
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for traditional door hardware aesthetics
• Self-contained knob lock format fits standard door prep

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mechanical knob lock replacement or new installation for standard residential and light commercial doors with conventional knob-lock door prep.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified general contractor following the manufacturer instructions included with the unit. Ensure the door is closed and secured during hardware removal before installing the new lockset. Verify the door bore and backset dimensions match the lock requirements before beginning installation. Follow all applicable local building codes regarding egress hardware when installing on exit pathways.