Lockey M210OILDC Mechanical Keyless Deadbolt Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The LOCKEY M210OILDC is a mechanical keyless deadbolt designed for door and gate security applications that require reliable, key-free access control. This unit operates on a double-combination mechanism, meaning two separate code sequences can be programmed, giving installers flexibility for multi-user or two-zone access scenarios. The oil rubbed bronze finish provides corrosion resistance and blends with standard residential and light-commercial hardware. No wiring, batteries, or electronics are required — the lock functions entirely through mechanical action, making it well-suited for locations where power access is impractical.

The M210OILDC is appropriate for residential entry doors, gate applications, and light-commercial access points where a keyless mechanical solution is preferred over electronic keypads or card readers. It is a standalone unit sold individually and is typically installed by locksmiths, general contractors, or experienced property maintenance technicians. The oil rubbed bronze finish suits door hardware sets common in residential construction.

Key Features

• Mechanical keyless operation — no batteries, wiring, or power source required
• Double-combination design allows two separate access codes
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic compatibility with standard door hardware
• Deadbolt function provides positive locking engagement
• Compact profile at 7.5 inches long by 7 inches wide by 2.7 inches high
• Sold as an individual unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mechanical keyless deadbolt replacement or new installation for standard residential and light-commercial doors and gates where a key-free, battery-free locking solution is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified contractor following the manufacturer instructions included with the unit. Verify door thickness and backset dimensions before installation to confirm fitment. De-latch and remove any existing hardware before mounting. Consult local building codes for any requirements governing keyed egress or access control on means-of-egress doors.