Keypad locks are locks that use a numeric code rather than a key or digital fob to grant entry to the building or property. The code for the lock is normally a four-digit or six-digit code and must be entered in the correct order. Codes are programmed and re-programmed by the user with 10,000+ numeric codes available.
How do keypad locks work?
Once the correct code is entered into the keypad lock, the doors lock or deadbolt is released, once the latch has been opened, the keypad resets ready to hold the lock in its closed position when it has returned.
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These extension rods fitted with plastic rollers are
suitable for use with handles in the 3 point locking system range. Straight and cranked rods in zinc and passivated steel with plastic rollersMay be cut to length to suit the doorSupplied ...
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The Unitecnic digital code lock is a surface
mount mechanical device designed to control door access. The buttons and base are made from a steel material with an aluminium finish. It features pushbuttons from 0 to 9 and X/Y/Z, plus ...
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Unitecnic 3200 furniture allows doors to be opened
using code or key and is particularly suited for narrow installations.Code with repeatable entries.More than 6000 combinations with 1 → 16 characters.Interior or exterior installation.Reversible - left-handed or right-handed.Suitable for anti-panic bars, ...
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Codelocks with lever handles have been designed to
control accesses to certain areas or safeguarding confidential and dangerous materials.The CL 600 Locks are perfect to be used for any heavy duty range with full size lever handles, allowing use as ...
