A new digital door lock has been added to the Carlisle Brass range of architectural ironmongery. This, the company's first mechanical lock, is available in a silver grey finish. The versatile and simple-to-use lock comprises a 60 mm mortice latch and backplate and is suitable for both interior and exterior new or retrofit applications. It features convenient control with a choice of over 8,000 codes as well as a ‘hold open' function and a function which allows the code to be changed easily to adapt to changing circumstances.

The lock, which enjoys a comprehensive 10-year mechanical guarantee, is supplied fully pre-packed complete with all fixings, instructions and fitting templates making it very easy to fit without the need for professional tools. The lock is offered with a comprehensive free repair, advice and after sales service.

The Carlisle Design Group, one of the leading distributors of architectural ironmongery supplies Carlisle Brass, Euro Spec, Eurolite and Carlisle Design Pre-pack. Products include door and window furniture, locks, bathroom fittings, cabinet and cupboard hardware, high specification switch plates and sockets plus other ancillary products.

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