Schlage Lock Co B60NV622 Single Cylinder Deadbolt Matte Black

Product Description

The SCHLAGE LOCK CO B60NV622 is a single cylinder deadbolt finished in matte black, designed for exterior door applications where forced-entry resistance is a primary requirement. The all-metal chassis provides structural defense against kick-in, lock picking, crowbar, saw, wrench, and hammer attacks. Operation is straightforward: a keyed cylinder on the exterior and a thumb turn on the interior. The B60NV622 is sized to fit standard pre-drilled door preparations and ships with an assortment of strike plates to accommodate varying door recess depths. Locksmiths, carpenters, and general contractors are the typical installers.

The B60NV622 is intended for exterior residential and light commercial doors requiring firm, code-appropriate deadbolt security. The matte black finish pairs with a wide range of door hardware finishes and wood tones, making it a practical choice for new construction and retrofit installations alike. The unit ships in a package quantity of four, which suits multi-unit residential projects or contractor bulk purchasing. The included strike plate assortment reduces the need for supplemental hardware on standard door frames.

Key Features

• All-metal chassis engineered to resist kick-in, picking, crowbar, saw, wrench, and hammer attacks
• Single cylinder operation: keyed exterior, thumb turn interior
• Fits existing pre-drilled holes on most standard doors — no door modification required
• Includes assorted strike plates to match varying door recess depths
• Matte black finish compatible with a broad range of hardware finishes and wood tones
• Ships in a pack of four units, suitable for multi-door or multi-unit projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation deadbolt for standard exterior doors with pre-drilled bore preparations common to residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified carpenter. Confirm the door bore diameter and backset measurement match the lock specifications before beginning installation. Secure the strike plate to the door frame with the longest screws provided to maximize kick resistance. No special tools beyond a screwdriver are required for standard pre-drilled door preparations.