MDL-01 Mechanical Push Button Door Entry Lock (Digi Lock)
The MDL-01 Mechanical Push Button Door Entry Lock is a robust mechanical code lock designed to provide secure keyless access without the need for electrical power. Suitable for commercial, industrial, educational, healthcare, residential, and public sector environments, it offers a simple and reliable access control solution for internal and external doors.
Commonly referred to as a mechanical digital lock, push button lock, code lock, or digi lock, the MDL-01 allows authorised users to gain access by entering a preset code on the external keypad, whilst exit is achieved using the internal thumb turn. As the lock is entirely mechanical, it requires no wiring, batteries, or external power supply, making it ideal for locations where a standalone access solution is required.
Manufactured from durable zinc alloy, the MDL-01 is designed for long service life and reliable everyday operation. The lock stores a single access code and is suitable for doors between 35mm and 65mm thick. The code can be changed by removing the lock from the door, providing additional security against unauthorised code changes. It is supplied with a two-part 8mm spring-loaded spindle and is suitable for both left and right-handed doors.
Available Models
- MDL-01 – Mechanical Push Button Door Entry Lock (Digi Lock)
Key Features
- Mechanical push button door entry lock
- Keyless mechanical operation
- No batteries or external power required
- Zinc alloy construction
- Code entry outside, thumb turn exit inside
- Single user code storage
- Code changed by removing lock from door
- Suitable for door thicknesses from 35mm to 65mm
- Suitable for left and right-handed doors
- Two-part 8mm spring loaded spindle
- Suitable for internal and external use
- Suitable for new installations and retrofits
Typical Applications
- Commercial Buildings
- Office Doors
- Staff Rooms
- Storerooms
- Schools and Universities
- Healthcare Facilities
- Residential Properties
- Workshops
- Plant Rooms
- Restricted Access Areas
Compatibility
The MDL-01 Mechanical Push Button Door Entry Lock is suitable for use on a wide range of doors requiring standalone mechanical access control.
- Timber Doors
- Metal Doors
- Left-Handed Doors
- Right-Handed Doors
- Internal Doors
- External Doors
- Commercial Doors
- Residential Doors
- Office Doors
- Utility Room Doors
Technical Specification
- Product Type: Mechanical Push Button Door Entry Lock (Digi Lock)
- Operation: Mechanical code entry / internal thumb turn
- Code Storage: Single user code
- Construction: Zinc alloy
- Door Thickness: 35mm to 65mm
- Door Handing: Left or right handed
- Spindle: Two-part 8mm spring loaded
- Suitable For: Internal and external use
The MDL-01 Mechanical Push Button Door Entry Lock provides a reliable standalone access control solution without the need for electrical power. Featuring durable zinc alloy construction, keyless operation, single-code storage, and compatibility with both left and right-handed doors, it is ideal for applications requiring dependable mechanical security.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a mechanical push button door lock?
A mechanical push button door lock allows authorised users to unlock a door by entering a preset code without the need for electrical power, batteries, or wiring.
Does the MDL-01 require batteries?
No. The MDL-01 is a fully mechanical lock and does not require batteries or an external power supply.
How is the code changed?
The access code is changed by removing the lock from the door, helping to prevent unauthorised code changes.
Is the lock duitable for left and right-handed doors?
Yes. The MDL-01 is designed for both left and right-handed door installations.
What door thickness is supported?
The MDL-01 lock is suitable for doors between 35mm and 65mm thick.
Can the MDL-01 be used on left and right-handed doors?
Yes. The MDL-01 is suitable for both left and right-handed doors.
Can the MDL-01 be used externally?
Yes. The MDL-01 is suitable for internal and external use, subject to the installation environment and correct fitting.
How do users exit through the door?
Users exit from the inside using the internal thumb turn.