Lockey C150OIL Keyless Hook Bolt Lock Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The LOCKEY C150OIL is a mechanical keyless hook bolt lock finished in oil rubbed bronze. It operates without keys, batteries, or electronics, using a built-in combination mechanism to control access. The hook bolt design provides secure latching on gates, doors, and frames where a standard deadbolt or latch may not be suitable. Locksmiths, gate installers, and security-focused contractors install this hardware as a standalone access control solution. At 2.15 pounds and measuring 7.4 inches long by 5.3 inches wide by 2.8 inches tall, the unit is compact enough for most residential and light commercial door or gate applications.

The C150OIL is suited for residential gates, pool enclosures, fence doors, and secondary entry points where keyless mechanical access is preferred. The oil rubbed bronze finish integrates with matching door and gate hardware in traditional or transitional architectural styles. Because it requires no wiring or power source, it is a practical choice for outdoor installations where running conduit or maintaining batteries is not feasible.

Key Features

• Mechanical keyless operation — no batteries, no electronics, no keys required
• Hook bolt design for secure latching on gates and non-standard door frames
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic compatibility with traditional hardware
• Compact form factor: 7.4 inches x 5.3 inches x 2.8 inches
• Lightweight at 2.15 pounds for straightforward installation on wood, metal, or PVC gate frames

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mechanical keyless lock replacement or new installation for residential gates, fence doors, and light commercial access points requiring a hook bolt latch mechanism.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a locksmith, gate installer, or qualified contractor. Ensure the gate or door frame is properly aligned before mounting to allow smooth hook bolt engagement. Use fasteners appropriate for the substrate material — wood, aluminum, or steel — and verify that the strike plate position allows full bolt travel. No electrical shutoff is required, but confirm the combination is set and tested before closing out the job.