Mortise Locks | Commercial buildings, high-security residential entries | ▲ Multi-point 4 bolts (ISO 16933 compliant) UL Certified Stainless Steel Construction (ASTM A314) 60mm backset (ISO 14596) White Powder-Coated Finish (ASTM D3924) | ▲ Superior security via multi-point locking ▲ Corrosion resistance (stainless steel) ▲ UL certification ensures reliability | Higher cost ▲ Requires professional installation |
Cylinder Locks | Residential doors, low-security areas | Single-point locking Iron Body (ASTM A1011) Basic finish | Affordable ▲ Easy installation ▲ Widely compatible with standard door designs | Limited security ▲ Susceptible to picking ▲ No advanced certifications (e.g., UL) |
Deadbolt Locks | Residential front doors, entry points | ▲ Solid Steel Construction (ASTM A36) UL Listed Single-point locking | ▲ Strong and reliable ▲ Keyed entry for control ▲ Meets UL standards | Only single-point locking ▲ No multi-bolt redundancy ▲ Less secure than mortise locks |
Rim Locks | Budget installations, temporary security | Surface-mounted Aluminum Body (ASTM B209) Basic finish | ▲ Inexpensive ▲ Easy to install ▲ Lightweight design | ▲ Visible on door surface ▲ Prone to tampering ▲ Minimal security for exterior use |
Electronic Locks | Modern homes, offices with keyless entry | ▲ Keyless Entry (ANSI/BHMA A156.31) Battery-Powered (IEC 60099-1) | ▲ Convenience of keyless access ▲ Audit trails ▲ Customizable access codes | ▲ Dependent on power ▲ Higher cost ▲ Requires regular maintenance for batteries |
Surface Bolt Locks | Interior doors, low-risk areas | Manual operation Steel Construction (ASTM A36) | ▲ Affordable ▲ Simple mechanism ▲ No electronic components | ▲ Not for exterior use ▲ Requires manual engagement ▲ Minimal deterrent value |