Mechanical Keypad Door Lock
SD-962H-8LAQ
Manual
Non-handed installation
External and internal entry lever
13 code buttons, over 8,000 possible codes
Lock code easily changed
Suitable for door thicknesses from
13/16"~21/8" (30~54 mm)
Tubular latchbolt included
Heavy-duty steel case US32D/630
Fully mechanical
No batteries or other power source required
Free egress from inside
Simple Installation
SECO-LARM Mechanical Keypad Door Lock
Mechanical Keypad Door Lock provides secure locking while avoiding the
letters/digits can be entered in any order. Since it is completely mechanical, there is no need to run
1x Exterior handle assembly
1x Interior handle assembly
Spindles (75, 85, 100 mm)
hassle and cost of dealing with providing, duplicating, or replacing keys. Unlike keyed locks, the
lock code can be easily changed by the user at any time. The code is not sequential, so the code
wires from a power supply or replace batteries. The inside handle always operates to allow safe
egress in an emergency.
Parts List:
(with buttons)
(2 red, 2 blue)
(2 for latchbolt, 2 for plate)
Type Fully mechanical keypad lock
Code length 4~6 Digits (0~9, X, Y, and Z)
Handed
Bolt throw
Backset 23/4" (70mm)
Housing Heavy-duty satin finish stainless steel US32D/630
Dimensions 2" x 43/4" x 51/2" (50x120x140 mm)
Weight 3-lb 1-oz (1.35kg)
(factory default – internal, right-handed / external, left-handed)
Field reversible
1
/2" (13mm)
51/2"
(140mm)
2"
(50mm)
2"
(50mm)
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SECO-LARM Mechanical Keypad Door Lock
Each lock assembly is given a random code at the factory
and that code is printed on a card shipped with the lock. The
Fig. 1
code can be easily changed as shown below.
NOTES:
A. When changing the lock code, it is crucial that you
Lock code
press and hold the "C" button throughout the duration
of the code changing process. Failure to do so will
damage the lock code module.
B. Never remove the tumbler from the "C" position (Fig. 2).
C. Take care to insert the lock code tumblers properly. The
red or blue marks on the code tumblers should all be in
line if the code tumblers are inserted correctly.
D. Place a drop cloth on a good, flat surface to help
Fig. 2
prevent screws and code tumblers from accidentally
bouncing off the table and getting lost.
E. The lock code is not sequential. In other words, if the
cut
lock code numbers are 135Y, any sequence (Y135,
513Y, 3Y51, etc.) will unlock the door
IMPORTANT: Failure to adhere to the above could result in
a damaged lock code module or lost parts.
Changing the Lock Code
1. From the back of exterior assembly, remove the 4 RED
cut
tumbler from this
"C" position.
lock code plate retaining screws (see Figs. 1 and 2).
2. The factory setting uses 5 RED active lock code
Fig. 3
tumblers, 8 BLUE inactive lock code tumblers, and 1
code clearing tumbler in the "C" position.
IMPORTANT: Never remove the code clearing tumbler
cut
Outside
Outside
from the "C" position.
3. Determine the desired lock code and write it down to
avoid any mistake. Use that to determine which code
tumblers must be replaced. Red code tumblers
represent the code and blue code tumblers represent
buttons
the numbers/digits that are not part of the code.
4. While pressing the “C” button, use the provided tweezers to remove one or more code
tumblers as needed for the desired lock code (the numbers for each button are etched into
the housing next to its corresponding code tumbler, see Fig. 2).
5. While continuing to hold the "C" button down, insert the appropriate colored code tumbler(s)
as needed. Ensure that each code tumbler is inserted such that the side with one square cut
is facing the outside of the housing (see Fig. 3).
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Red lock
code plate
screws
tumbler
tumbler
Square
cut