WILSON SUPPLY
WILSON SUPPLY 5088-TK Swing-Out Automatic Deadlatch
Automatic deadlatch for swing-out doors combines latch and deadlock functions with a single cylinder and Y1 keyway
- Selling UnitBox
- TypeSwing Out Door
- KeyingKeyed Different
- StyleSingle Cylinder
- Automatic deadlocking engages when the door is slammed shut
- Dual-purpose design merges latch and deadlock into one unit
- Patented bolt extends deeper into the strike for added security
- Embedded steel rolling pin reinforces the bolt against forced entry
- Single cylinder with Y1 keyway keyed different for individual access
Product Identity
The Wilson Supply 5088-TK is a swing-out automatic deadlatch designed for residential entry doors. It merges a night latch and a deadlock into a single cylinder unit that is keyed differently from other locks. This product suits homeowners who want one-handed, automatic security when closing the door.
Installation Context
The latch fits a swing-out door configuration and mounts in a standard mortise prep without an auxiliary bolt. Its self-deadlocking action removes the need to turn a key or thumb-turn after the door is pulled shut. The Y1 keyway accepts common key blanks for straightforward rekeying by a locksmith.
Sustained Operation
The patented automatic bolt extends deeper into the strike upon closing, maintaining consistent engagement over repeated cycles. An embedded steel rolling pin inside the bolt reduces friction and wear on the striking plate during daily use. This mechanical simplicity preserves locking reliability without electronic components or batteries.
Highlights
- Automatic deadlocking engages when the door is slammed shut
- Dual-purpose design merges latch and deadlock into one unit
- Patented bolt extends deeper into the strike for added security
- Embedded steel rolling pin reinforces the bolt against forced entry
- Single cylinder with Y1 keyway keyed different for individual access
Specifications
| Selling Unit | Box |
|---|---|
| Type | Swing Out Door |
| Keying | Keyed Different |
| Style | Single Cylinder |
Questions about this item
What is the first limit you hit when the deadlatch is used continuously throughout the day?
The automatic bolt extends further into the strike each time the door is slammed, so the mechanical travel of that bolt becomes the limiting factor under sustained use.
How much noise, heat or power does the lock generate when it operates all day?
It is a purely mechanical latch with no motor or electronics, so it produces only the sound of the bolt engaging and no measurable heat or power draw.
What must I already own for this deadlatch to work on my door?
You need a compatible strike plate and a door thickness that matches the 5088 model's backset, plus a standard Y1 key blank for cutting duplicates.
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