Lockey 115P Heavy-Duty Passage Lever-Handle Panic-Bar Keypad Lock

The Lockey 115P panic door lock with keypad (previously called the 1150P) works with a standard horizontal style panic bar on doors that are either right handed or left handed. The panic bar must have a flat tailpiece and a 74 degrees turn radius or less. This panic bar door handle lock also has a passage mode so you can come and go without using the combination, which makes it an ideal keypad door lock for an office environment where the door should remain unlocked during business hours, but locked after hours.

Lockey 115P Lever-Handle Panic-Bar Keypad Lock

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Specifications

ADA COMPLIANT: Yes, if mounted at the proper height.
BOLT TYPE: Locks that are compatible with panic bars which have a built-in spring-loaded latchbolt. These typically lock automatically..
CODE LENGTH: from all to none of the numbers or letters on the keypad.
DOOR/GATE TYPE: Locks for hinged doors/gates with panic bars/crash bars/push bars on the inside..
FINISHES: jet black; oil rubbed bronze.
HANDLE: Locks with reversible lever-handles which can be used on either the left or the right side of a door and can be ADA compliant.
INSTALLATION: connects to panic bar on inside of door or gate.
KEY OVERRIDE: Locks that do not come with a key override (either standard or as an option).
KEYPAD: single-sided (on one side only).
LOCKS FOR ...: locks for doors with panic bars/crash bars/push bars on inside.
MAX CODES AT 1 TIME: 1 per keypad.
MAX DIFFERENT CODES POSSIBLE: 4095.
MODES: Locks automatically; storeroom (code needed to open).
NETWORK: none (standalone).
PANIC BAR LOCKS: locks that can be used on the outside of a door that has a panic bar (aka crash bar, push bar) on the inside.
POWER: none, this product is mechanical.
PRODUCT LINE: Lockey P Series.
REPEATING DIGITS ALLOWED IN CODE: no.
SECURITY LEVEL: (locks that cannot be picked or bumped because they do not have a key cylinder (aka key override)).
WARRANTY: Life-Time Mechanical Warranty.
WAYS TO LOCK/UNLOCK: unlocks by using a keypad on the outside only.
WEATHER RESISTANCE: Locks that can be exposed to the weather on both the outside and the inside.

Overview

1150P Keyless Panic Bar Lock Outside View-Color

If you are looking for a high-quality, heavy-duty keyless combination lock with a built-in lever handle that will work with a panic bar, take a look at this lock.

The 1150P Panic Bar lock works with a standard horizontal style panic bar on doors that are either right handed or left handed. The panic bar must have a flat tail piece and a 70 degrees turn radius or less.

The 1150P has a built-in, easy-to-operate lever handle on the outside which is ADA-compliant if mounted no more than 48 inches from the floor.

This lock also has a passage mode so you can come and go without using the combination, if you prefer. This makes it ideal for an office environment where the door should remain unlocked during business hours, but locked after hours. You will need to know the code, of course, to enable the passage mode.

Features

Passage Function so it can remain in the unlock position, but still latch.
Special Teflon finish, Marine Grade, which protects your lock from harsh salt water environments.
Panic Bar needs to have a flat tail piece and 70 degrees turn radius or less.
Works with a right or left handed door (specify below).
Lock attaches to panic bar (sold separately) on inside

Direction of Lever Handle

When ordering one of our Lockey locks with a lever handle, it is important to figure out which direction of lever handle you need. As pictured, if the hinges are on the right side when looking at the door from the outside, you would want a right handed lever handle. If the hinges are on the left side when looking at the door from the outside, you would want a left handed lever handle.

For most of our lever handle locks, there is a place to specify this in the option section of the lock. However, some of our locks do have the option on the lock itself to switch between the two types and will therefore not have an option.