Sargent 468 Bsp V21 Grade 2 Indicator Deadbolt 2-3/4in Backset

Product Description

The SARGENT 468 BSP V21 is a Grade 2 thumb turn by indicator deadbolt designed for doors requiring occupancy status display on both sides. The exterior face displays VACANT/OCCUPIED in green and red, while the interior face displays UNLOCKED/LOCKED. The lock uses a conventional cylinder and ships with a wood/metal strike plate. A 2-3/4 inch backset accommodates standard commercial and residential door preparations. The Black Suede Powder Coat finish provides a durable, low-sheen surface. The unit is non-handed and field reversible, reducing inventory requirements for mixed-swing door applications.

This deadbolt is suited for restrooms, dressing rooms, fitting rooms, single-occupancy offices, and similar spaces where occupancy indication is required at the door. The dual-indicator design allows personnel outside the room to check status without knocking, and allows the occupant inside to confirm the locked state at a glance. The field-reversible design supports both left-hand and right-hand door installations without ordering separate hardware.

Key Features

• Exterior indicator displays VACANT/OCCUPIED with green/red color coding
• Interior indicator displays UNLOCKED/LOCKED for occupant confirmation
• Grade 2 deadbolt construction with conventional cylinder
• 2-3/4 inch backset fits standard door preparations
• Non-handed and field reversible - one SKU covers both swing directions
• Black Suede Powder Coat finish for durable, low-sheen appearance
• Includes wood/metal strike plate

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadbolt for single-occupancy commercial and residential doors prepared for a standard 2-3/4 inch backset with a conventional cylinder bore.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or finish carpenter following the door hardware manufacturer's template instructions. Verify door thickness and backset measurement before installation. Disengage any existing locking hardware and ensure the door is in a stable, open position during installation. Consult local building codes for occupancy-indicator hardware requirements in commercial applications.