Lockey 2210DC
Double Sided Combination Deadbolt Lock
$284.45
Dual locking power! The Lockey 2210DC Double Sided Combination Deadbolt Lock provides you the ultimate in two-way security. Ideal for securing perimeter doors where you need coded access on both sides. You can have the same or different combination codes on each side.
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- Deadbolt security with stainless steel core shaft (Tough! Resists attack with a hacksaw)
- 100% mechanical security lock easily replaces existing deadbolt
- Easy installation
- Manually locking. Need auto-locking? Check out 2230DC
- No wires or batteries
- Accommodates single access code
- Code can be 3-5 characters in length (a code with more or less characters requires a Tumbler Pack – sold separately at checkout)
- High security with 8000+ possible code choices
- Fits left and right swinging doors
- Backset: Adjustable 2-3/8″ or 2-3/4″
- Key override option
- Weatherproof performance
- Manufacturer warranty
- Thick door extension kit available at checkout for doors up to 5″ thick. 3″ thick when ordering the lock with key override
Disclaimer: Check with Local Authority Having Jurisdiction before installing on exiting doors.
Ideal double sided lock for securing perimeter doors with sidelight panels where someone could break the glass and open the door from the inside. The dual keypad distinguishes the 2210DC from other keyless locks, providing you the ultimate in two-way security. Beyond home doors, 2210DC double sided locks see widespread use on condo gates, pool gates, parking area gates, play areas, and garden gates. Lock stays unlocked until you decide to lock it, and you can have the same or different combination codes on each side. Keyless lock comes with a deadbolt locking mechanism and rotation knob handle which you turn to lock and unlock the bolt. When ordering with key override, the lock ships keyed on the outside keypad for you. You may install it with the keyed-in side on the interior.| Exterior Dimensions | 5 5/8 (H) x 1 5/8 (W) x 1 5/8 (D) in., Total Coverage (w/ Trim Plates): 6 1/2 x 2 1/2 in. |
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| Inside Dimensions | 5 5/8 (H) x 1 5/8 (W) x 1 5/8 (D) in., Total Coverage (w/ Trim Plates): 6 1/2 x 2 1/2 in. |
| Door Thickness Minimum | 1 3/16 in. |
| Door Thickness Maximum | 2 11/64 in. |
| Code Length | 3 to 5 Digits |
| Code Capacity | 1 |
| Environmental | Weatherproof |
| Door Handing | Universal |
| Door Prep | Standard 2 1/8 in. Cross-Bore, Edge Bore: 1 in., Through-Bolt Hole(s) |
| Manufacturer | Lockey |
| Door Stile Width | Minimum 3 in. |
| Brand | Lockey |
| Door Opening | Standard |
| Locking Device | Deadbolt |
| Lock Features | Double-Sided |
| Handle Type | Knob |
| Access Type | Keypad – Digits |
| Backset | Adjustable |
| Weight | 5 lbs |
| Warranty | Lifetime Manufacturer |
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Customer Questions & Answers
- Q Are you able to set the inside lock to "no code" so you can open without a code if desired? answer nowAsked by on August 31, 2022 11:57 AMA
We would recommend the single-sided Lockey 2210 for this feature so that no code is required from the inside. This model can also be left unlocked when desired as it will need to be manually locked after opening.
- Q Does this lock require code numbers to be in a specific order, or does it open with the correct n... answer nowAsked by on May 8, 2022 5:45 PMA
The correct numbers in any order will unlock the lock.
- Q Is there a way to adjust the lock so that you have to enter the code to unlock the bolt from the ... answer nowAsked by on February 28, 2021 11:16 PMA
A double-sided lock such as this is perfect for this scenario as a code is needed to unlock the door from both the inside and the outside.
- Q I had a wrought iron fence with gates installed about 2012 timeframe. Included were two combinati... answer nowAsked by on June 14, 2020 12:14 PMA
Most Lockey models are branded DIGITAL so you may very well have the same model that is listed here.
- Q Can it be locked from both sides without the key override? I assume with the key override it can ... answer nowAsked by on July 1, 2019 8:57 PMA
This lock can be manually locked from either side of the door. However, the key override is only present on the exterior unit.
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Typically, these locks would come keyed directly from the manufacturer as Lockey uses a proprietary keyway for their key overrides. Because of this, the 2210 lock can be keyed alike to other Lockey units when ordered but would not be able to be keyed to a standard Schlage/Kwikset key.
- Q Installing on a Metal gate. Covering a typical double hole set up. What special tools do I need f... answer nowAsked by on April 1, 2019 11:30 AMA
Much of what is needed will depend on your current setup. For most setups, a drill and screwdriver are necessary, however, before purchasing we would highly recommend you speak with our gate and fence department to ensure you are getting the best product for your needs.
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Yes, this is can be changed at any time by removing the lock from the door.
- Q Can the key cylinder be keyed alike to the normal door lock? What's the manufacturer of the key c... answer nowAsked by on December 24, 2018 4:38 PMA
No, this uses a proprietary keyway.
- Q Does the 2210DC come with the trim plates or is that a separate purchase? answer nowAsked by on January 17, 2018 11:31 PMA Thes lock will come with a black escutcheon plate for both interior and exterior of the lock. These are primarily used for weather sealing.
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Sue Merritt (verified owner) –
The product features say there are 8000+ possible 3-5 character codes. But there are only 2288 UNIQUE codes, since the order of the characters doesn’t matter. We may think there’s a difference between codes 1-2-3 and 3-2-1, but a criminal trying to guess the code only has to try one of them. I won’t bore you with the math, but locks where the combination ordering doesn’t matter, like this one, are more vulnerable to brute force attacks (i.e. trying every possible combination) than one might think after reading the features.
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