Lockey E915OIL Electronic Keypad Deadbolt Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The LOCKEY E915OIL is an electronic keypad deadbolt designed for residential and light commercial door security applications. It operates without a traditional key, relying on a keypad entry system and an included remote control for convenient access management. The oil rubbed bronze finish provides a durable, period-appropriate aesthetic suited to a range of door hardware styles. Measuring 8 inches in length, 5.5 inches in width, and 3.6 inches in height, the unit ships as a single assembly at 2.75 pounds. Licensed locksmiths, general contractors, and security integrators are the typical installers for this class of access control hardware.

The E915OIL is suited for residential entry doors and light commercial applications where keyless access control is required. The integrated remote control option allows property managers or homeowners to grant or restrict access without physical key distribution. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with common door hardware finishes found in residential construction. This deadbolt is intended for standard door prep configurations typical in single-family and multi-unit residential builds.

Key Features

• Electronic keypad entry eliminates the need for traditional keys
• Includes remote control for supplemental access management
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for durable, coordinated aesthetics
• Compact form factor at 8 x 5.5 x 3.6 inches
• Ships as a single unit, sold individually

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation electronic deadbolt for standard residential and light commercial door preparations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified contractor familiar with door hardware and low-voltage electronic lock systems. Ensure the door is properly aligned and the existing bore preparation matches the lock assembly dimensions before mounting. Disconnect any existing electronic access control power supply before beginning work. Follow all applicable local building codes and manufacturer wiring guidance when connecting the electronic components.