Weslock 066217N7NSL2D Deadbolt Passage Lock Satin Nickel

Product Description

The WESLOCK 066217N7NSL2D is a combined single cylinder deadbolt and passage lock set featuring the Philtower lever with Addy escutcheon styling in a Satin Nickel finish. This two-piece door hardware set includes a keyed deadbolt and a lever-style passage latch, both designed to mount on a standard residential entry door. The set ships with an adjustable latch and round corner strikes, accommodating common door backset and frame variations without additional hardware. Concealed installation screws provide a clean finished appearance on the interior and exterior faces. Licensed locksmiths, carpenters, and experienced DIYers typically handle installation.

This hardware set is suited for residential entry doors where both a deadbolt lock and a passage lever are required on the same door. The single cylinder deadbolt operates with a key from the exterior and a thumb turn from the interior. The Addy escutcheon design provides a transitional aesthetic that fits traditional and contemporary door styles. The Satin Nickel finish is appropriate for interior and sheltered exterior applications and coordinates with standard Satin Nickel or brushed nickel trim throughout the home.

Key Features

• Single cylinder deadbolt with keyed exterior and thumb turn interior operation
• Philtower lever with Addy escutcheon design in Satin Nickel finish
• Adjustable latch accommodates multiple backset dimensions
• Round corner strikes included for standard door frame installation
• Concealed installation screws for a clean, finished appearance
• Sold as a set combining deadbolt and passage lock in matching finish

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation set for standard residential entry doors accepting a single cylinder deadbolt and passage lever combination in a matching Satin Nickel finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or a qualified carpenter familiar with residential door hardware. Power down any electronic door systems and confirm door prep hole sizes before beginning. Follow local building codes for exterior door security requirements. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as this can bind the lever mechanism or misalign the latch throw.