Push Button Locks

The Evolution of Pushbutton Locks

Code Locks KL1000 Utility Lock
Code Locks KL1000 Utility Lock
CompX RegulatoR Locks
CompX RegulatoR Locks
Dormitory Safe Electronic Lock
Dormitory Safe Electronic Lock
CompX File Cabinet Lock
CompX File Cabinet Lock
Code Locks Slam Latch Exploded View
Code Locks Slam Latch Exploded View
Sargent Profile Door Trim
Sargent Profile Door Trim
Kaba Ilco Simplex Mechanical Pushbutton Lock
Kaba Ilco Simplex Mechanical Pushbutton Lock
Lockey USA 2950 Mechanical Hook Bolt Pivot Stile Lock
Lockey USA 2950 Mechanical Hook Bolt Pivot Stile Lock
Recombinating Mechanical Pushbutton Lock
Recombinating Mechanical Pushbutton Lock
Alarm Lock Trilogy Lock
Alarm Lock Trilogy Lock
Schlage Keypad Deadbolt and Entry
Schlage Keypad Deadbolt and Entry
Arrow Revolution
Arrow Revolution
Emtek Keypad Lock
Emtek Keypad Lock

Mechanical pushbutton locks were an early alternative to having to carry a key. A person would simply enter the single access code into the door lock mechanism. If the code was correct, the thumb turn, knob or lever could be rotated. The deadbolt or spring latch would retract and access could be gained. A number of mechanical pushbutton locks have been developed over the last half century. From my limited research, the Kaba Ilco Unican 1800, introduced in 1965, is one of the oldest...
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The Evolution of Pushbutton Locks

Looking into the future, the pushbutton lock will continue to provide key free access for both mechanical and electronic entry and utility lock applications.

Article • June 3rd, 2013
Yale Launches E-Commerce Site for Residential Locks and Hardware

Yale2You.com makes it easy for consumers to find Yale products that best meet their needs.

News • April 2nd, 2013
PowerPlex 2000

PowerPlex is a self-powered, eco-friendly electronic lock with new“No-pump Technology”—wake the lock up by pressing the first button of the code. PowerPlex is easy to install, use, and maintain. It requires no wires or batteries, just pure KABA...

Product • February 4th, 2013
Codelocks CL 300 Series Brings Single-Code Keyless Entry To Any Swinging Door

The CL300 is intended to provide control and convenience at an attractive price point and easy installation for the locksmith. This will help generate new profitable business for lock and security professionals.

Article • January 2nd, 2013
CL300 Mechanical Lock Series

The CL300 Mechanical Lock Series is available as a tubular deadbolt or dead-latch with changeable combination, and key over-ride as well as a built-in dual backset that retrofits a 161 door prep. Single and double “back to back” models are...

Product • October 3rd, 2012
E-Plex 1500 Deadbolt

Kaba’s E-Plex 1500 electronic, pushbutton deadbolt lock helps increase security in auxiliary lock applications while eliminating problems and costs associated with issuing, controlling, and collecting keys and cards. E-Plex 1500 is easy to install...

Product • August 16th, 2012
ResortLock RL4000

The ResortLock provides you with more control over your rental property than ever before all at an affordable cost with no monthly fees. Instead of issuing keys or permanent codes, the ResortLock allows property owners to provide their guests with...

Product • July 10th, 2012
CL-1000 Series

Electronic pushbutton cam locks provide security with the control and convenience of keyless entry. Easy retrofit or new installation. With 2 AAA batteries, CL1000 powers 15,000 openings. Master Code, Manager Code and a unique 4 Digit individual...

Product • July 10th, 2012
LockState

Established in 2004, LockState entered the market with a line of home & office safes and keyless entry locks. With a focus on providing a quality and affordable line of products, LockState has enjoyed significant growth over the years and has grown...

Company • June 1st, 2012
Keyless Access With Lockey® 2835 DC Mechanical Push Button Gate Lock

There’s no keyway to be “gunked” up with debris. The mechanical push button mechanism will operate in the more extreme temperatures. And only one P.I.N. code needs to be memorized.

Article • May 2nd, 2012
Keypad Options: Standalone, Weatherproof, Dual Credential, Networked?

Choosing the proper keypad for an application will not only make the end user happier, but it also should provide years of reliable operation.

Article • March 2nd, 2012
CodeLocks Pushbutton Locks

CodeLocks offers a variety of pushbutton locks for different applications. These include: CodeLocks CL2000 series for low-traffic commercial and residential interior or exterior doors. CL 4000 standalone lock for commercial and residential...

Product • February 14th, 2012
6170 Series Weatherproof Pushbutton

6170 Series Weatherproof Pushbuttons from DynaLock feature a commercial-grade switch assembly, rated watertight to IP68 and completely sealed against moisture and dust intrusion. The ¾" diameter white, raised dome button includes a green LED...

Product • February 14th, 2012
Kwikset SmartCode: Keyless Technology At Your Fingertips

“No more worrying about keys. The convenience of keyless technology is now available at your fingertips. “ That is the message Kwikset is using to introduce the new SmartCode locksets. These Kwikset locks solve the lost or forgotten key question...

Article • February 2nd, 2012
Keys To Success When Selling Pushbutton Locks

So you are wondering how to sell pushbutton locks to your customers. Waiting is one choice. The other, better choice is to become proactive and seek the business. You must anticipate what your target customer might be experiencing, (based on your...

Article • January 3rd, 2012

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