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Adams Rite 5015-00-603
Adams Rite 5015-00-603
Adams Rite 5015-00-603 Standard Latching Deadlock for Sliding Wood Doors - Zinc Plated Steel Finish
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Product Description:
5015-00-603 Standard Latching Deadlock for Sliding Wood Doors - Zinc Plated Steel Finish
The 5015/5017 Wood Door Deadlock/Latch provides the strength and deeper backset required to secure sliding wood doors.
Function:
For wood framed sliding doors, the 5015/5017 Wood Door Deadlock/Latch provides the same thousand pound strength that the MS1847 Deadlock/Latch provides for metal stiles. A deeper backset clears the recessed jamb used with wood doors. The bolt throw is easily adjusted by means of a screw in the faceplate. Mounting is by through-bolts, which also secure the inside turn and outside cylinder when installed.
Operation:
45° rotation of turn or key throws or retracts bolt. Bolt is selfprotecting: if door is shut while bolt is extended, it will retract, preventing damage or accidental lock-out.
Finish:
603 - Zinc Plated Steel Finish
Backset:
1-3/16" (1-1/4" including faceplate)
Case:
Zinc plated steel, measures 1/2" x 4" x 1-19/32" deep. Bolt is zinc plated steel.
Faceplate:
Zinc plated steel , 5/8" x 4-1/2" with radiused ends.
Deadlock Body:
Radius
Latch version:
Standard Latching with zinc plated steel hookbolt.
Standard Package:
Case-packed with machines screws for mounting.
Shipping Weight:
1/2 lbs.
Options:
5017
for stainless steel case and faceplate;
1015 Turn
for inside operation is available alone (for use with
4026 cylinder pull
on outside) or with a blank
1016 outside trimplate
and binder posts (when cylinder is not required);
4810 Box Strike
with wood screws; all available separately.
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Related Items Available Separately.
Questions and Answers
Q: Hello, I have a question on Adams Rite 5015-02-603 Self Latching Deadlock. What is the difference between 5015-02-603 and 5017-02-603 -02 Stands For Self Latching vs 00 Stands for Standard Latching -603 Stands for Zinc Finish vs 630 Stands for Stainless Steel Finish So what is the difference between 5015 & 5017? I did not see a true Data Sheet for 5015 Series Latch only 5017 Series. Do you have a Data Sheet for a 5015 Series Latch? Thank you in advance. Jeff B
A:
The difference between the Adams Rite 5015 and the Adams Rite 5017 is that the 5017 features a stainless steel faceplate and therefore is available only as a -630 whereas the 5015 features a zinc-plated steel faceplate and therefore is available only as a -603.
The link to the datasheet that references the difference is seen here:
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