Weslock R7641M2M2SL2D Single Cylinder Deadbolt Passage Lock

Product Description

The WESLOCK R7641M2M2SL2D is a right-hand single cylinder deadbolt and passage lock combination designed for residential door security. This set pairs the Durham Tramore deadbolt with a passage lock, offering both keyed entry control and interior passage function in a coordinated Black finish. The adjustable latch accommodates standard door preparations, and round corner strikes are included for a clean, finished installation. Concealed installation screws give the hardware a refined appearance while keeping the mounting hardware protected. Suitable for licensed locksmiths, carpenters, or experienced door-hardware installers working on residential entry doors.

This hardware set is intended for right-hand door applications in residential settings. The Black finish suits a range of interior and exterior door styles. The included adjustable latch simplifies installation across varying door thicknesses and backset configurations, reducing the need for separate components. The round corner strikes are supplied ready to install, making this a complete single-source solution for a deadbolt and passage lock combination on a standard residential entry door.

Key Features

• Right-hand configuration for standard residential entry door installation
• Single cylinder deadbolt provides keyed exterior entry control
• Passage lock function included for interior door operation
• Adjustable latch fits varying door thicknesses and backset depths
• Round corner strikes included for a clean strike plate installation
• Concealed installation screws for a finished appearance
• Black finish provides a consistent aesthetic across both components

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation hardware set for standard residential entry doors with right-hand swing configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith, finish carpenter, or experienced door-hardware installer. Power down any associated electronic access systems and secure the door in place before beginning work. Verify door hand orientation and backset dimension before mounting. Follow local building codes for residential entry hardware requirements.