Lockey M210OIL Mechanical Keyless Deadbolt Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The LOCKEY M210OIL is a mechanical keyless deadbolt designed for residential and light commercial door security applications. It operates without keys or batteries, relying on a single combination code entered directly on the lock body to retract and extend the deadbolt. The oil rubbed bronze finish provides a traditional aesthetic suitable for wood and metal doors in entry, interior, and gate applications. Licensed locksmiths, security contractors, and experienced general contractors typically handle installation. The deadbolt mechanism is fully mechanical, meaning no wiring, programming tools, or power source is required for operation.

The M210OIL fits standard door preparations and is suited for residential entry doors, side gates, utility rooms, and light commercial access points where keyless entry is preferred. The single combination format keeps operation straightforward for household members or authorized personnel. Its mechanical design eliminates concerns related to dead batteries or network connectivity that affect electronic alternatives. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with common door hardware finishes found in residential construction and renovation projects.

Key Features

• Fully mechanical operation — no batteries, no wiring, no programming hardware required
• Single combination code entry for straightforward keyless access control
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for compatibility with traditional and transitional door hardware styles
• Deadbolt mechanism provides positive locking engagement for entry doors and gates
• Compact profile at 7.5 inches long, 7 inches wide, and 2.8 inches in height

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mechanical keyless deadbolt replacement or new installation for standard residential and light commercial door applications requiring a single-combination, battery-free locking solution.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified contractor following the manufacturer instructions included with the unit. Power down or disconnect any adjacent electronic access control hardware before beginning work on the door assembly. Verify door thickness and backset measurements against the lock specifications before mounting. Follow all applicable local building codes governing door hardware and egress requirements.