The description says Schlage but the photo shows Dexter locks. Can you confirm which?
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Just as advertised, the lock says dexter by schlage. It doesn't operate like a schlege lock, but it can still do the job for the price.
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Update. Since my purchase schlage has changed their auto lock features. All of my previous comment applies to the "auto lock" model. With "flex lock" you can choose whether you want it to auto lock or not. You can choose the model you wish.
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They are heavy-duty locks. They can be ordered with the same key code. I don't know if they can be ordered with the same key code and same combination. I purchased two of these locks. They came keyed different and different combinations. Only one works using the combination dial. The other will not unlock using the combination that came with it. I have no idea how well they would hold up in salt water areas. Likely not too well as the internal steel parts aren't weather tight (sealed).
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The three locks I ordered, each came with different sets of 2 keys. While back I bought several "key's alike" locks from www.flexguard.com
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This is a standard privacy set. They carry both non-locking versions and single side dummy sets. Note that the dummy sets are left/right specific. As a side note: I installed the handle in the reverse of what is shown because I liked the look better. Very high quality hardware.
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I believe the blade steel is a little different and it is also a stailess steel framelock. Which is superior in terms of lock strength to this model which has aluminum handle scales with a minor lock.
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I think it is a picture of the actual unit. I'm not familiar with the Chicago lock. It worked great on our garage door . I had to shorten the cable as it was too long.
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Yes, both sides are keyed alike, uses the same key to open. Also, cylinder can be rekeyed to match your existing Schlage lock by a locksmith or if you have the pins.
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It is a frame lock. The lock is part of the frame not a separate liner. The handle is stainless steel. Fabulous EDC knife.
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if you turn the knob on the inside and leave it turned to the lock side it should ALWAYS remain locked after closing...if it is like mine. Even if the handle moves up and down, it doesn't engage the locking mechanism to allow for the door to be opened. If it does then turn the inside knob to the other direction and close the door and again test. My other schlage lock you can simply hit the SCHLAGE button and it locks.... There are different electriconic locks and i have 4 different kinds at 4 different properties so they operate a little different from one another.
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Bring new Schlage lock to Home Depot, Lowes and Locksmith with an original key with set number edged ( not a duplicate key ) from the lock you wish to key alike. They will set the tumblers in the new lock to be keyed alike to the other doors. This lock is a no key entry lock, so maybe you might want to rekey the other older locks to be same as the new keyless.
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This is a 'Baldwin' lock set, for Schlage; yes, its possible to have a different interior vs exterior, please call at 845-517-4096
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Look in the directions at the way the dial spins. If I remember right its opposite of normal padlocks
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It is a frame lock. The mechanism LOOKS like a liner lock, but it is actually part of the frame of the knife.
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I just received mine (serial #8883) and it does have the new steel lock bar insert. This is now the standard build for the knife according to the Zero Tolerance catalog. Lockup is at a perfect 50% with flawless centering and zero blade play.
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That's a good question, I wondered the same thing, I did a search at different sites using the model number, what I found out is that the picture is in error, there is a button in the middle of the knob to turn to lock it. It's a really nice lock set. hope i answered your question clearly
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Maybe. It really depends on the pins in your existing lock. Look at your Schalge key, printed on the key should be five numbers that indicate which pins are in your lock. This kit may or may not have the correctpins.I purchased this kit -the tools are invaluable- as well as assortment of additional pins, I combined everything and spent less than twenty dollars total. Re-keying instructions are located at the Schlage website.