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PHI 5000 Reliant: A Budget Exit Device for a Retail or Multifamily Door(Post)
By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Not every exit device needs to be the flagship A property manager renovating a multifamily lobby. A GC finishing out a retail unit with a single mullion door. A hos
Simplex 5010MWL vs 5010XKWL: Medeco or Kaba Key Override(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Two locks, one pushbutton, one question about the key Every Simplex 5000 pushbutton lock does the same thing on the keypad side. You punch the code, the lever turns,
HES 7501: The Fire-Rated Strike That Handles Door Preload(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer HES 7501: The Fire-Rated Strike That Handles Door Preload A fire door that's been fighting its own frame for years builds up preload — the door leans on the strike
Von Duprin 6215: Fail-Safe or Fail-Secure Electric Strike(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Order the wrong mode and the door fails the wrong way An electric strike has to make a decision the moment power drops, and that decision is either "unlock" or "sta
Simplex 5021, 5031, 5041, 5051: Passage Mode and DOD(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The second digit is the function In the Simplex 5000 Series the last digit of the part number tells you the latch. The digit before it tells you what the lock does.
Simplex 5032 vs 5035 vs 5052: Backset, Throw, Passage Mode(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The part of the Simplex 5000 number nobody reads A Simplex 5000 series part number has a pattern, and the pattern is the whole job. In our guide to the 5021, 5031, 5
Simplex LL1021S vs LR1021S: Factory Handed Pushbutton Locks(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer A pushbutton lock you cannot flip on the job The Simplex 5000 series pushbutton locks in our catalog are listed as non-handed. You put one on a door and, if you got
Simplex 5021, 5022, 5025: Backset and Latch Throw(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Same lock, three part numbers, two measurements Pull a Simplex 5000 Series pushbutton off a door and you will find it came as one of three numbers that look almost t
Simplex 5011MWL vs 5015MWL vs 5016MWL vs 5017MWL(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Four numbers, one lock family The Simplex 5000 Series is a mechanical pushbutton lock, trusted in government facilities, hospitals and commercial buildings. No batte
Discontinued E-Plex 3000, 3200, 3700: What to Buy(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The E-Plex is no longer made. Here is how to pick from what is left If you run a storefront with aluminum glass doors, there is a decent chance one of them has a Kab
Simplex 5066, 5067, 5068: Mortise Latch, Deadbolt, Passage(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Three mortise pushbuttons, one decision Most of the Simplex 5000 Series is cylindrical, a lock that goes into a round bore through the face of the door. The 5066, 50
Simplex Mechanical Pushbutton: The Keyless Lock With No Battery(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Sometimes the best lock is the one with no batteries, no wires, and no app. A back office, a stockroom, a break room where you want to let a handful of people in
Simplex 5021SWL vs 5021XSWL: Schlage Core or Key Override(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer One letter changes what is in the box Look at a Simplex 5000 series pushbutton lock in the catalog and you will find two lookalike part numbers with Schlage in the t
Simplex 1011 vs LR1011: Knob or Lever for ADA Compliance(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Same pushbutton lock, one trim choice with a code consequence We already covered the Simplex mechanical pushbutton lock as the keyless option with no batteries and
Keedex K-BXMOR1 vs K-BXMOR2: Mortise Gate Box(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Two boxes, same footprint, different locks You are putting a mortise lock on a steel gate or a pipe-frame door, and a mortise case will not bolt to a bare tube. It n