Baldwin Estate 8235 Stand Alone Boulder Touchscreen Deadbolt with Schlage C Keyway

No. The Estate 8235 Boulder touchscreen deadbolt is specified for 1-3/4 inch doors only, which is the standard exterior door thickness on most homes. If the door is the thinner 1-3/8 inch interior stock, look at the Schlage BE365 Plymouth keypad deadbolt instead, which covers 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inches.

Both. The 8235 ships with an adjustable latch that sets to either 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inches, the two backsets used on residential doors, so you do not have to measure before ordering. The strike is 1-1/8 by 2-3/4 inches.

The 8235 uses a Schlage C keyway cylinder, so a locksmith can key it to an existing Schlage C system. It is a single cylinder deadbolt, keyed outside with a cylinder-type turn inside. When ordering you choose keyed different or keyed alike, and there is an optional field for supplying your key code.

Residential. The Estate 8235 is specified for residential openings, so for a commercial or multi-family opening carrying a grade requirement, this is not the part to spec. Among the keypad deadbolts, the Schlage BE365 Plymouth is listed as Grade 2.

The Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth is a keypad single cylinder deadbolt in the BE Series, so it keeps the same single cylinder keyed arrangement the Baldwin 8235 uses but takes codes on a pushbutton keypad rather than the touchscreen surface the 8235 reads with your hand. The BE365 runs on 9V battery operation, while the 8235 takes 4 AA batteries, included. The BE365 is a Grade 2 lock and fits doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch thick; the Baldwin 8235 is built for 1-3/4 inch doors. Both are single cylinder, meaning a key outside and a turn or code inside, so either one drops into an entry door where the inside face is not glazed.

Go to the Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth. It is an electronic keypad single cylinder deadbolt rated for doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch thick, so it covers the thinner leaf that the Baldwin Estate 8235 does not - the 8235 is specified for 1-3/4 inch doors. The BE365 is a Grade 2 lock in the BE Series and runs on 9V battery operation. If you are standardizing a building where some units have 1-3/8 inch entry doors and some have 1-3/4 inch, the BE365 is the one part number that covers both.

The Baldwin Estate 8235 Boulder is a stand alone touchscreen deadbolt - codes are entered at the lock, up to 16 user codes at 4 to 8 digits, with no network behind it. The Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D is an electronic deadbolt in the Saffire Series carrying Wi-Fi and BLE, an NMKO override, vertical mounting, and Lyazon compatibility, so it is built to be addressed from a property system rather than programmed door by door. Pick the 8235 when each door is managed on its own and you want the Estate Series trim; pick the LZ-D when the deadbolts have to report to a central platform.

The Baldwin Estate 8235 Boulder touchscreen deadbolt is specified as residential. For a graded lock, the Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth is a Grade 2 keypad single cylinder deadbolt. If the opening needs to sit on a managed access platform, the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D is an electronic deadbolt in the Saffire Series with Wi-Fi, BLE, and an NMKO override. Match the choice to what the opening is being asked to do: the 8235 for residential entry doors keyed to Schlage C, the BE365 where a Grade 2 rating is called out, the LZ-D where the lock has to be managed centrally.

No handing to specify. The 8235 is non-handed, so the same unit goes on a left or right hand door without any field reversing.

Up to 16 user codes, each 4 to 8 digits, so you can hand out separate codes to family, guests, and a service tech and delete one without disturbing the rest. There is also a 30 second auto-lock you can turn on, and a single touch on the screen locks the door without a key or code.

Battery only, no wiring and no low voltage transformer. Four AA batteries come in the box. That makes it a straight swap into an existing deadbolt bore with no electrical work.

For a plain pushbutton keypad instead of a touchscreen, the Schlage BE365 Plymouth is a single cylinder keypad deadbolt rated Grade 2 and fits 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors. Sure-Loc also makes an electronic keypad deadbolt in a modern square trim and a round single cylinder version. The Baldwin 8235 is the choice when you want the Estate Series finish quality and touchscreen code entry.

Yes. Keying is selectable as keyed alike or keyed different at order time, so a set of doors can run on one key. Because the cylinder is Schlage C keyway, those units can also be brought into an existing C keyway system by a locksmith.

They cover the same job with different entry hardware and different styling. The Sure-Loc Modern is an electronic keypad deadbolt, so codes go in on a keypad; the Baldwin Estate 8235 uses an advanced touchscreen that responds to your hand for both display and code entry, plus one-touch locking with no key or code needed to throw the bolt. The 8235 also carries the Estate Series Boulder design in a brass substrate and ships with a Schlage C keyway cylinder, which matters if the rest of the building keys to C. If the keyway and the Estate trim are not requirements, the Sure-Loc Modern is the simpler electronic deadbolt.

The Sure-Loc Electronic Deadbolt, Single Cylinder Round with Keypad Entry gives you the round trim in an Electronic Modern series, and like the Baldwin Estate 8235 it is a single cylinder lock with a key cylinder outside. The 8235 is the Boulder design in the Estate Series and is offered in 003 Polished Brass PVD, 112 Venetian Bronze, and 190 Satin Black. Choose the Sure-Loc round when the door furniture around it is round-rose; choose the 8235 Boulder when you are matching Estate Series trim elsewhere on the house.

The Baldwin Estate 8235 ships with a Schlage C keyway cylinder and can be ordered keyed different or keyed alike, so it drops into an existing C-keyed system. The Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth is the closest peer as a keyed single cylinder electronic deadbolt in the BE Series. Confirm the keyway before you commit on any cross-brand mix - the 8235 is the one carrying the C keyway as a stated cylinder spec, and ordering it keyed alike with a key code is how you bring a replacement door onto the same key as the rest.

Three: 003 Polished Brass PVD, 112 Venetian Bronze, and 190 Satin Black. The body is brass, and the Boulder design is the Estate Series' squared face, so it will read as a match against other Estate Series trim on the same elevation.