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Brand: Yale
Part Number: YAL_D162626
Availability: In Stock

Description

Yale D162 626 Grade 1 Cylindrical Deadbolt Instructions

Yale D162 626 Grade 1 Cylindrical Deadbolt offers a robust solution for commercial applications that demand security without compromising on ease of use. This classroom deadbolt features a 2-3/4" backset and a sleek satin chrome finish (626/US26D), ensuring both durability and a modern aesthetic. With a bolt projection of 1 inch, it provides reliable protection against unauthorized access. Designed with a D-Cylinder and a classroom thumbturn function, the Yale D162 allows for quick exit while maintaining security. It includes two keys, and its 6-pin configuration enhances its resistance to picking. The lock face measures 2-1/4" x 1", making it suitable for a variety of door types. This Grade 1 deadbolt is part of the Yale Deadbolts series, known for their consistent quality and straightforward installation process. The standard keyway is PARA, and the lock is equipped with a standard deadbolt latch (D34), ensuring compatibility with many existing door setups. Ideal for schools, offices, and other commercial environments, the Yale D162 stands as a reliable choice for anyone prioritizing safety and functionality in their locking solutions.

Grade 1 Cylindrical Deabolt

Classroom Deadbolt, Grade 1, 2-3/4" Backset, 2-1/4" X 1" Face, Satin Chrome

Yale D series deadbolts are the ideal choice for a wide variety of commercial applications where consistent quality, ease of use and installation are required.


Attributes

Bolt Projection: 1 In.

Cylinder Type: Conventional Cylinder

Finish: 626/US26D

Function: D-Cylinder x Classroom Thumbturn

Lock Face Size: 2-1/4 In. x 1 In.

Of Keys: 2

Pack Qty: 1

Pins: 6

Series: Yale Deadbolts

Std Keyway: PARA

Std Latch Backset Dim: 2-3/4 In.

Std Latch Number: D34

Std Latch Type: Deadbolt

Subtype: Deadbolts

Type: Locks, Cylinders, Cores, Keyblanks

Unit of Measure: Each

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