Baldwin Estate 8252 Boulder Arched Keypad Entry Deadbolt - Batteries Not Included

Both. The latch is adjustable for a 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch backset, which are the two standard backsets on residential entry doors, so you do not have to measure the bore-to-edge distance before ordering. It's also reversible, so the same unit handles a left or right hand door.

Yes, within the Baldwin C keyway. The Boulder deadbolt is a single cylinder keyed lock on the C keyway, and it can be ordered keyed alike or keyed different, with a key code specified if you're matching an existing set. Keyed alike is the option to choose if you want one key to run several openings.

It's a residential-rated product. For a rental unit or a single-family entry that's fine, but if you're standardizing across a commercial building or a multi-family property where openings see heavy daily traffic, look at a graded product instead. The Schlage BE365 Plymouth keypad deadbolt is Grade 2, and the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D electronic deadbolt is built for that class of installation.

Four AA batteries, which do not ship with the deadbolt. That's the only consumable it needs; power is battery only, so there's no wiring, no transformer, and no low-voltage run to the door. If you're doing several openings, buy the batteries by the pack.

The Baldwin Estate 8252 Boulder keypad entry deadbolt covers doors 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch thick, so a 1-3/8 inch door falls outside its range. The Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth electronic keypad single cylinder deadbolt covers 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch, which takes in the thinner door. Both are single cylinder keypad deadbolts, so the operation on the door is the same: code entry outside, key override, and a thumbturn-free keyed exterior cylinder.

The Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth keypad deadbolt is a Grade 2 lock. The Baldwin Estate 8252 Boulder is specified for residential use, with a brass substrate, an adjustable 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 backset and a reversible hand so it fits either swing. For a portfolio standardizing on a stated grade, the BE365 is the one that carries it.

The Baldwin Estate 8252 Boulder is a battery-operated touchscreen deadbolt with code entry at the door and a C-keyway cylinder for key override. For remote and networked access, the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D electronic deadbolt is built with Wi-Fi and BLE, NMKO override and vertical mounting, and is Lyazon compatible. That is the one to specify when the door has to be managed from a system rather than at the keypad.

Neither, exactly. It's a single cylinder deadbolt with a cylinder as the interior locking type, so the keypad and key handle the outside and the inside operates without a second keypad. Worth knowing before you spec it for a door with glass nearby, where the interior operation is the thing people usually want to check.

It relocks on its own 30 seconds after the door is opened, so a tenant or a cleaning crew can't leave the unit unlocked by walking away. Entry is by touchscreen keypad or key.

The Boulder arched keypad deadbolt comes in four finishes: 003 Polished Brass PVD, 102 Oil Rubbed Bronze, 112 Venetian Bronze, and 402 Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze. Those are Estate Series finish codes, so if the handleset and hinges on the opening are Estate in one of those four, the numbers line up. The body is brass.

A keypad-only deadbolt like the Baldwin Boulder is the simpler choice: codes are set at the lock, it runs on four AA batteries, and there's no network, hub, or app to maintain. If you need to issue and revoke codes remotely, or tie the door into a property platform, the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D adds Wi-Fi and BLE with an NMKO override. Pick the connected unit only if someone is actually going to administer it.

No. The Baldwin Estate 8252 Boulder uses a C-keyway cylinder and can be ordered keyed alike within its own group. The Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D is an electronic deadbolt in the Saffire series with NMKO override rather than a matching Baldwin C-keyway cylinder, so the two do not share a key. Keep keyed-alike sets within one of the two.

The Baldwin Estate 8252 Boulder is an Estate Series brass deadbolt offered in Polished Brass PVD, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Venetian Bronze and Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze, with an arched Boulder design. The Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth is a separate BE Series design. Where the goal is a consistent decorative look across a set of doors, the Estate 8252 is the one that carries the Baldwin Estate finishes; the BE365 suits doors where function matters more than the finish match.