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CODELOCKS

CODELOCKS is a UK-based manufacturer of mechanical and electronic keyless access locks, established in 1991. The company's product line focuses on push-button and keypad locks for doors, cabinets, lockers, and enclosures. CODELOCKS locks are used in commercial, institutional, industrial, and residential settings where key management is a concern. The range includes mechanical locksets that require no batteries or wiring, as well as electronic keypad models that offer multiple user codes and audit capabilities. Many CODELOCKS products are ADA-compliant, facilitating accessible entry. Build materials include stainless steel and zinc, with finishes such as satin stainless steel and powder coating. Mechanical models are often ANSI/BHMA Grade 2 rated and UL/cUL listed. Electronic models may include key override options, such as standard SC1 keyway or interchangeable core, to provide backup access. 3G Electric supplies CODELOCKS locks as part of its industrial equipment distribution portfolio. The catalog includes mechanical push-button locksets, electronic keyless locks, deadbolts, and cabinet/locker locks. 3G Electric serves plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists across various industries, including manufacturing, food processing, healthcare, education, and hospitality. The company provides logistics support and application assistance to help customers select the appropriate lock for their door type, usage frequency, and security requirements. CODELOCKS products are available globally through 3G Electric's distribution network.

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About CODELOCKS

CODELOCKS is a UK-based manufacturer of mechanical and electronic keyless access locks, established in 1991. The company's product line focuses on push-button and keypad locks for doors, cabinets, lockers, and enclosures. CODELOCKS locks are used in commercial, institutional, industrial, and residential settings where key management is a concern. The range includes mechanical locksets that require no batteries or wiring, as well as electronic keypad models that offer multiple user codes and audit capabilities. Many CODELOCKS products are ADA-compliant, facilitating accessible entry. Build materials include stainless steel and zinc, with finishes such as satin stainless steel and powder coating. Mechanical models are often ANSI/BHMA Grade 2 rated and UL/cUL listed. Electronic models may include key override options, such as standard SC1 keyway or interchangeable core, to provide backup access. 3G Electric supplies CODELOCKS locks as part of its industrial equipment distribution portfolio. The catalog includes mechanical push-button locksets, electronic keyless locks, deadbolts, and cabinet/locker locks. 3G Electric serves plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists across various industries, including manufacturing, food processing, healthcare, education, and hospitality. The company provides logistics support and application assistance to help customers select the appropriate lock for their door type, usage frequency, and security requirements. CODELOCKS products are available globally through 3G Electric's distribution network.

Common Applications

  • Commercial office buildings — CODELOCKS CL5250-BS electronic keyless lock for main entry doors with interchangeable core override.
  • Healthcare facilities — CODELOCKS CL2210-BS electronic deadbolt for patient room doors, ADA compliant and SC1 keyway override.
  • Educational institutions — CODELOCKS KL1007SG-LH electronic cabinet lock for securing student lockers and storage cabinets.
  • Industrial plants — CODELOCKS CL615-BS mechanical push-button lockset for exterior doors in high-traffic areas, ANSI Grade 2.
  • Hospitality — CODELOCKS CL4210-SS electronic keyless lock for guest room doors, stainless steel construction and SC1 keyway.
  • Food processing — CODELOCKS CL5000PK-BS electronic keyless lock for washdown areas, zinc construction with powder coating.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about CODELOCKS from 3G Electric.

What is the difference between CODELOCKS mechanical and electronic keyless locks?

CODELOCKS mechanical locks use push buttons to set a code and require no batteries or wiring. They are suitable for high-traffic or remote locations where power is unavailable. Electronic keypad models offer features such as multiple user codes, audit trail, and time-based access. They require battery power and may include key override options. Mechanical locks are typically ANSI/BHMA Grade 2 rated, while electronic models vary in ratings. Selection depends on the level of control, audit requirements, and power availability.

Are CODELOCKS electronic keyless locks ADA compliant?

Many CODELOCKS electronic keyless locks are ADA compliant, meaning they meet the accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This includes models such as the CL5250BB-BS, CL2210-BS, CL5250-BS, CL5210-BS, CL4210-SS, and CL5000PK-BS. ADA compliance ensures that the locks can be operated with minimal force and without tight grasping or twisting, making them suitable for public and commercial buildings. However, not all CODELOCKS models are ADA compliant; specifiers should verify the specific model's compliance before installation.

What key override options are available for CODELOCKS electronic locks?

CODELOCKS electronic keyless locks offer different key override options to provide backup access in case of battery failure or forgotten codes. Common options include standard SC1 keyway, which uses a conventional key, and interchangeable core (IC) keyway, which allows the lock to be integrated into an existing master key system. For example, the CL2210-BS and CL4210-SS feature standard SC1 keyway, while the CL5250BB-BS, CL5250-BS, and CL5210-BS use interchangeable core. Some models, like the CL5000PK-BS, do not have a key override. The choice depends on the facility's key management policy.

What are the typical applications for CODELOCKS cabinet and locker locks?

CODELOCKS cabinet and locker locks, such as the KL1007SG-LH, are designed to secure storage units in industrial, commercial, and institutional environments. They are commonly used on lockers in gyms, schools, and workplaces; on cabinets in healthcare facilities for storing medications or supplies; and on enclosures in manufacturing plants to protect controls or tools. The cam latch mechanism allows for easy installation on a variety of door thicknesses. These locks provide keyless access, eliminating the need to distribute and manage keys for shared storage.

What materials and finishes are used in CODELOCKS locks?

CODELOCKS locks are constructed from materials such as stainless steel and zinc, chosen for durability and resistance to corrosion. Finishes include satin stainless steel and powder coating. For example, the CL615-BS mechanical lockset has a satin stainless steel finish, while the KL1007SG-LH cabinet lock has a gray powder-coated finish. The material and finish affect the lock's appearance, wear resistance, and suitability for different environments. Stainless steel is often preferred for exterior or wet locations, while powder-coated zinc is common for interior applications.

How does 3G Electric support CODELOCKS product selection?

3G Electric provides technical support to help customers select the appropriate CODELOCKS lock for their application. This includes assistance with understanding specifications such as ADA compliance, key override options, material, and finish. 3G Electric also offers logistics support for global delivery. Customers can request quotes and compare specifications across multiple SKUs. The goal is to ensure that the selected lock meets the functional and regulatory requirements of the installation, whether for a single door or a multi-unit facility.