Codelocks
Codelocks CL4210-SS key control 10 keys
Electronic keypad lock with key override stores up to 80 user codes and runs on four AA batteries for 200,000 cycles
- Electronic keypad access with 10 included keys
- Classroom or storeroom function with key override
- Up to 80 user codes programmable
- 200,000 cycles from four AA batteries
- Stainless-steel zinc alloy construction for durability
Electronic Key Lock with 10 Keys
The Codelocks CL4210-SS is a standalone electronic lock supplied with ten physical keys. It suits commercial doors needing keypad entry plus a mechanical backup. The vertical-mount lever handle fits doors between 1-3/8 and 2-1/2 inches thick. It is not for buyers who want networked access control or audit-trail reporting.
Keypad-Only Operation on Four AA Cells
The lock runs on four AA batteries rated for 200000 cycles and has no network interface. Programming and code changes happen at the metal keypad; up to 80 user codes can be stored. It is not for installers who require wired power, remote scheduling or integration with building-management systems.
Classroom/Store Room Function with SC1 Override
The lock operates in Classroom or Store Room mode and includes a standard SC1 keyway for mechanical override. The zinc-alloy body carries a stainless-steel finish and is non-handed for left or right mounting. It is not for projects that demand a fire-rated latch or a different keyway profile.
Highlights
- Electronic keypad access with 10 included keys
- Classroom or storeroom function with key override
- Up to 80 user codes programmable
- 200,000 cycles from four AA batteries
- Stainless-steel zinc alloy construction for durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 10-key version or a model with a different number of keys?
This model is supplied with 10 keys; the product code 4210 identifies that specific configuration.
What does the 80 user code limit mean for daily access management?
You can programme up to 80 unique codes, so each person gets their own entry number without sharing.
Does the lock use a network interface or wireless standard for remote control?
No network interface is fitted; all programming is done directly at the keypad.
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