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The LOCKEY M210ABDC is a mechanical keyless deadbolt designed for door and gate access control applications where keyless entry is required without the need for batteries or electronics. The lock operates on a dual-combination mechanical mechanism, allowing two separate code sequences to be active simultaneously. Finished in antique brass, it suits both residential and light commercial installations. At 3.55 pounds and measuring 7.5 inches in length by 7 inches in width by 2.7 inches in height, it is a solid, full-size deadbolt suitable for standard door preparations. Licensed locksmiths, contractors, and facilities technicians typically handle procurement and installation of this hardware.
The M210ABDC is suited for residential entry doors, rental properties, offices, storage facilities, and gate applications where eliminating physical keys reduces re-keying costs and improves access management. The double-combination feature allows property managers or homeowners to assign two separate entry codes, which is practical for multi-user environments or secondary access points. The antique brass finish integrates with traditional and transitional door hardware aesthetics commonly found in residential and boutique commercial settings.
Designed as an OEM-style mechanical keyless deadbolt replacement or new-install solution for standard residential and light commercial door applications requiring a keypad-free, battery-free access control deadbolt.
Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified contractor following the door hardware manufacturer instructions included with the unit. Ensure the door and frame are properly aligned and the existing bore diameter is compatible before mounting. Disengage any existing lock hardware and confirm the door is in a secure, open position during installation. Refer to local building codes for any requirements governing access hardware on egress doors.
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