Simplex 7100
Manual-locking Keyless Deadbolt
$98.87 – $113.19
Made in the US, this lightweight, yet strong lock requires a sequential code to unlock and serves as a loyal soldier on main home doors and inner business doors.
- Easy to Maintain – no batteries to replace or wires to run
- Manually locking from inside and outside using thumb-turn
- Multiple Decorative Finishes
- Durable heavy duty construction
- Simple do-it-yourself installation. Mounting template and instructions included
- Field Reversible; fits virtually all right and left swing doors
- Supports one sequential user code of your choosing. Code can be 1-5 digits (pressed individually or simultaneously) in length. Change codes using phillips screwdriver from inside the door
- Backset size: Choose from 2 3/8″ and 2 3/4″ – How do I measure?
- 1-year manufacturer warranty
The Kaba-Ilco Simplex 7100 Series light commercial / residential keyless lock features a sleek and robust design and deadbolt security. You can use this lock alone, or with another lock in residential or small office applications. The rugged all-metal construction is weather resistant, providing added strength and durability. Kaba has been making push-button security locks for decades. Their hardware is first-class and will endure years of use and weather.
| Exterior Dimensions | 6 (H) x 2 3/4 (W) in. |
|---|---|
| Inside Dimensions | 3 (H) x 3 3/8 (W) in. |
| Environmental | Weather Resistant |
| Door Handing | Universal |
| Door Thickness Minimum | 1 3/8 in. |
| Door Thickness Maximum | 2 1/4 in. |
| Code Length | 1 to 5 Digits |
| Code Capacity | 1 |
| Construction | All Metal Cast Front Housing, Force-resistant, Clutch-protected Exterior Thumbturn |
| Door Prep | 1 5/8 in. Cross-Bore, Edge Bore: 1 in., Through-Bolt Hole(s) |
| Door Opening | Standard |
| Manufacturer | dormakaba |
| Brand | Kaba Simplex |
| Locking Device | Deadbolt |
| Access Type | Keypad – Digits |
| Solution | Mechanical |
| Weight | 2.5 lbs. |
| Warranty | 1 Year Manufacturer |
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Customer Questions & Answers
- Answered by the admin
This product contains the interior/exterior portions, deadbolt, strike plate, and mounting hardware.
- Q Does this lock need a gate box for a 1” wide tubing metal gate? If so, do you sell those as well? answer nowAsked by on June 5, 2020 4:20 PMAnswered by the admin
A gate box will likely be needed for this application. To ensure that the correct model is selected, please contact sales at 937-247-9327, option 1!
- Q Will a 7100 simplex lock fit in existing holes from a 7104 simplex lock? answer nowAsked by on June 3, 2020 8:05 PMAnswered by the admin
Yes, the mounting pattern should be identical for both models.
- Q How do you change from right hand swing to left hand swing? answer nowAsked by on April 21, 2020 9:06 AMAnswered by the admin
For the Simplex 7100, you will simply need to rotate the bolt itself into the proper orientation. No other changes need to be made within the unit itself.
- Answered by the admin
Please reference the PDF below for instructions on changing the combination on a Simplex 7000.
- Q I own a condo on the beach that I use for short-term vacation rentals. I would need to change cod... answer nowAsked by on June 26, 2017 1:35 PMA
We would suggest the Schlage BE365. You'll have a master code you can use to program in new guest codes and delete ones you no longer want at the keypad in about 30 seconds time, depending on how many codes you program in. The lock hold up to 19 codes.
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There are two main holes, the small one at the top for the mounting post is a 3/4" and is flanked by two 1/4" holes. The bottom hole which is 1 3/8" is flanked top and bottom by four 3/4" holes. However, for a much easier install if you do a larger bottom hole you don't have to do so much extra work as you can fit all of the bottom holes into one larger hole. Only the top three holes would have to be drilled at that point. It is always best to follow the template provided with the lock to ensure you have enough room and big enough holes.
- Q Backset. Where do I measure and what is it. I am replacing this lock because it broke the holes a... answer nowAsked by on January 29, 2017 2:16 PMA
You are looking to measure a backset. You can do so by following the picture shown below:
Wilma Roeland (verified owner) –
Installation was a little tricky getting things to line up. The existing hole in my door was larger than the one req’d for this lock, which added some unforeseen frustration. I didn’t find the bolt quality to be the greatest.
Very happy with the easy of operation now that it’s installed though!
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michael handler (verified owner) –
Works and looks very good
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Mike marshall (verified owner) –
Great product. Never get locked out because of a dead battery
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David Blundell (verified owner) –
Easy to install, replacing an existing deadbolt. The mechanism works even smoother than the old deadbolt. I took a black sharpie and colored in the white lettering of the word DIGITAL on the interior part of lock.
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Ed Stoffels –
I have used the Simplex Manual Locking Dead Bolts for over twenty years with Zero Problems and Zero Failures.
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Lee (verified owner) –
the product works well
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Brian Korson –
The keypad is easy to use…. easy to program… we have two of these, both working fine.
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David Hart (verified owner) –
Attractive look, fair price, speedy delivery, simple installation. What more needs to be said?
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Mr. D. (verified owner) –
I bought my first one about 25 years ago. I moved and purchased two more 10 years ago. I live in a salt air climate and just replaced them. No batteries. No keys. No lockouts. No hidden keys. The whole family loves them.
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