Glossary

Has a small, thin ring instead of a face plate and no screws. This type is used on steel doors which don't have a recessed area for the face plate.

Standard doors are under 2" thick. This kit extends the thickness of the lock parts to be compatible with a 2" to 5" thick door.

Kit that requires no drilling for the M210 Deadbolt Lock. Screw inside and outside bodies of the lock to the metal plates and the plates screws together through the bore hole. Requires 2-1/8" bore hole.

Has a flat plate with 2 screw holes. It also comes with 2 wood screws which are used on the edge of the door to hold the deadbolt in place.

... is a hollow metal box with reinforcements and openings to accommodate our Series 1000, 2000, 3000, and 7000 keyless locks.

Gate boxes are designed to be permanently fastened to a gate or heavy-duty hinged door by either welding or bolting.

See more details or place order at: PT01 Gatebox.

Handing of the door. When looking from the outside of the door, whatever side the hinges are on is the handedness of the door.

Mounting pieces for the screws that go through the door at the top and bottom of the lock.

Locking mechanism for sliding doors.

Round piece on the outside body (inside body too if a double sided lock) to grab to open the door.

Actual mechanism that prevents the door from being opened while locked. A deadbolt locks automatically.

Horizontal piece to grab to open the door.

Special coating to protect specifically against salt water. Only comes in Satin Chrome.

Locking mechanism that has both a deadbolt and a latchbolt.

Upgrade for the E-V & E-IV to be compatible with the PC Software/Audit Trail Kit. This upgrade is physically done to the lock.

Kit for the E-V & E-IV. Program your lock on your computer and download to a USB that can be connected to the physical lock. You can also download information from the lock to view on your computer.

Flat metal piece that is attached to the inside and outside body that goes through the door. When you turn your lever/knob, it turns this spindle to unlock the deadbolt/latchbolt.

Gatebox that is made out of steel material. If you have a steel gate, you must have a steel gatebox. If you have an aluminum gate, you must have an aluminum gatebox.

Metal piece that goes in the frame of the door. The deadbolt extends into this piece.

Metal piece that goes in the frame of the door. The latchbolt extends into this piece.

Maintains the proper alignment between the lock body, the latch and the spindle. For certain models, it also determines the handedness.

Part on the inside body to lock a 2000 series lock.

Rubber plate that goes behind the lock bodies. It prevents the lock from wiggling and gives a finished look.

Parts that determine the code. Red are for code and blue are for non code.