Dormakaba 710226D Pushbutton Auxiliary Lock with Thumbturn, 1" Deadbolt, Satin Chrome

Simplex Dormakaba 710226D Mechanical Pushbutton Auxiliary Lock with Thumbturn is designed to offer a reliable and user-friendly access solution for both public and private spaces. This fully mechanical lock eliminates the need for batteries, cards, or intricate programming, making it an ideal choice for high-traffic areas. With a single access code that is easy to manage, you can quickly change combinations in seconds without removing the lock from the door. Constructed with solid metal pushbuttons that resist vandalism, this lock ensures durability and security. The robust cast zinc housing is not only force-resistant but also features a clutch-protected exterior thumbturn, providing additional peace of mind. The 1" deadbolt and 2-3/4" backset cater to various door thicknesses ranging from 1-3/4" to 2-1/4", making it versatile for different installations. Measuring 2-1/2" x 6-1/2" with a 2-1/2" projection, this lock’s satin chrome finish adds a sleek touch to any door. With a one-year limited warranty, the Simplex Dormakaba 710226D is built to last, ensuring that your access control needs are met with both functionality and style.

Mechanical Pushbutton Auxiliary Lock with Thumbturn 1" Deadbolt and 2-3/4" Backset Satin Chrome Finish

Simplex mechanical pushbutton locks offer a convenient way to control access between public and private areas. There are no keys or cards to manage, no computers to program, no batteries to replace, and combinations can be changed in seconds without removing the lock from the door.

• Fully Mechanical Lock Eliminates the Material and Labor Expense of Battery Replacements
• Single Access Code—One Easy-to-Manage Code for All Users
• Lock is Easily Programmed Via Keypad Without Removing Lock From the Door
• Vandal Resistant, Solid Metal Pushbuttons
• All Metal Cast Front Housing; Force-Resistant, Clutch-Protected Exterior Thumbturn
• No Battery: Fully mechanical lock eliminates the material and labor expense of battery replacements
• Locking Device Options:
• Deadbolt—must be manually relocked
• Deadlocking latch—relocks automatically when door closes
• Rim locking latch—relocks automatically when door closes; also has latch holdback
• Number of Codes: Single access code—one easy-to-manage code for all users
• Programming: Lock is easily programmed via keypad without removing lock from the door
• Handing: Field reversible
• Operation Modes:
• Pushbutton Access
• Latch Holdback (7106 only)
• Economical: A cost effective access control solution