KWIKSET 740H-514-SMT-6AL-RCS-GC HANCOCK KEYED SMT

HANCOCK KEYED SMT

The KWIKSET 740H-514-SMT-6AL-RCS-GC HANCOCK KEYED SMT has 5 pin installation and is more suited to medium to high security environments, where there is little need for tailgating. It has a key override feature that allows you to open the lock if you have not programmed an access code.

The Kwikset Satin Brass HANCOCK Keyed SMT deadbolt combines a classic cross bar lock design with the latest SmartKey cylinder technology to provide increased protection. The cylinder features a rotating collar mechanism that enables you to rekey the lock quickly and easily. No special tools are required, simply turn the collar to align the new keyway with the existing factory cuts. To keep your home secure and burglar-proof, simply use the factory-supplied SmartKey driver pin kit and rekey in minutes. This two bolt deadbolt is designed for top security applications including apartment buildings, condos, hotels,

The Hancock Keyed SMT is a solid brass mortise cylinder for use with KWIKSET deadbolts.

Focus offers a wide range of stylish and innovative electro-magnetic locks. Whether you are using your Focus security lock in a door or as part of a complete access control solution - it has the features you need to enhance security and deter crime. The SMT™, with Suction cup lockset (SCL), is a hinge cylinder that is easy to install into both new and existing doors. It's an ideal choice for new construction and retrofits where flexibility and use of a small space is necessary.

The Kwikset 740H-514-SMT-6AL-RCS-GC is a '''QuietKey''' privacy keyed deadbolt with SmartKey and reinforced construction, ''Provides the strength and security to endure the rigors of the most demanding environments.'' With features like SmartKey, Reinforced Construction plus Lifetime Mechanical & Finish Warranty, Clear housing for knob or lever installation and Deadlocking latch.

This Kwikset Convertible Smart Keyed Deadbolt is designed for installation on wood doors and hollow metal doors. The door can be right or left handed and the deadbolt faceplate can be seen from either side of the door.

In some instances, it is possible to rekey a lock without changing the lock itself. This is usually done when keys have been lost or stolen and the manufacturer's original keyway cannot be matched. Rekeying refers to modifying one or more of the chambers of the lock so that another key will fit and open the lock. When the process is complete, a discarded key no longer works in the lock.