Deltana CL1580 Cabinet Lock, 1-5/8" x 2-1/4"

The CL1580 body measures 1-5/8 x 2-1/4 inches, so the cabinet face needs to accept a lock of that footprint. Deltana states the size as a single pair of numbers without naming which is height and which is width, so lay the lock against the door or drawer front and mark it before you cut. If you are swapping out an existing lock, compare its plate against those two numbers first, since anything with a smaller footprint will leave the old mortise or bore showing.

Nine finishes: PVD Polished Brass, Polished Brass, Antique Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Polished Nickel, Brushed Nickel, Antique Nickel, Polished Chrome, and Brushed Chrome. That covers Deltana's standard finish range, so if the pulls and hinges on the job are already Deltana in one of those, the lock lands in the same family. The PVD Polished Brass is worth calling out separately from the plain Polished Brass: PVD holds its color rather than needing lacquer maintenance, which is the one to specify on a rental or a high-traffic unit.

Deltana classes the CL1580 as residential. It is a solid brass cabinet lock built for cabinet doors in homes, light retrofits, and remodels, not for commercial cabinet security duty. For a commercial or institutional cabinet, look at the BEST 3L Series dead-locking cabinet lock, which uses a 7-pin housing and mounts vertical rim, or the Sargent 4142 horizontal cabinet lock with a 6-pin brass cylinder. Those take the keying and cylinder work a facility standard requires.

Retrofit is one of its stated uses, along with remodeling and new construction. The limit on a retrofit is geometry, not the lock: you have to be able to fit a 1-5/8 x 2-1/4 inch body into the door. Where the existing hole is bigger than that, this will not cover it, and where the cabinet door is a thin panel or a glass front, a surface-mount lock is the better route.

The CL1580 is a keyed brass cabinet lock, so if you do not want to carry a key, look elsewhere. The Lockey C170 is a mechanical surface mount keyless digital combination cam lock with a low profile, rated for cabinet doors 1-1/8 to 2 inches thick. If the cabinet needs user codes and an audit path, the SDC 295 Series is battery powered and programmable for 30 users, and the HES KP20 is a Grade 1 stand-alone keypad cabinet lock. The Lockey is the closest swap for a plain cabinet door; the other two are access control parts.

The CL1580 is a solid brass residential cabinet lock measuring 1-5/8" x 2-1/4". When the specification calls for a small format interchangeable core so the cabinet keys onto the facility's existing system, the BEST 3L Series is a dead-locking cabinet lock with a 7-pin housing and vertical rim mounting, and the BEST 5L Series is a coin box cabinet lock with a 7-pin SFIC core housing. Those take a core the locksmith supplies and keys to the site; the Deltana is a self-contained brass lock in one of nine finishes including Oil Rubbed Bronze and Polished Nickel.

Solid brass, both in the material spec and the substrate, so the finish is applied over brass rather than over zinc casting. That matters on cabinetry in kitchens, baths, or coastal properties where a plated pot metal lock tends to pit and blister at the edges within a few seasons.

Deltana builds the CL1580 to secure cabinet doors, and that is what the spec covers. Drawers are a different mounting problem, since the lock has to catch the drawer front against the case rather than a door edge against a stile. For drawer applications specifically, the Sargent KESO F1 4152 Series and 4252 Series are cabinet locks made for drawers, the 4252 being field reversible.

The only thing you pick on the CL1580 is finish, out of nine. There is no handing, cylinder, or backset option to call out. If your opening does need a handed cabinet lock or one you can flip on site, the Sargent 1655 6-pin cabinet lock is field reversible for handing, and the Sargent 4252 Series is field reversible as well.

No. The CL1580 is a mechanical brass cabinet lock with no electrical function at all. For an electrically released cabinet, the DynaLock 1410 Series is a heavy duty dual voltage cabinet lock and the SDC 290 Series is a micro electric bolt lock with dual voltage operation. If it needs to sit on a card system, the HES KS200 is a Grade 1 server cabinet lock with Wiegand integrated wired access control. The HES KS-M is the mechanical version of that same server cabinet family.

Both are key-operated cabinet locks, but they are built for different work. The Deltana CL1580 is a solid brass residential cabinet lock in a 1-5/8" x 2-1/4" size, offered in nine finishes from Polished Brass and Antique Brass through Brushed Chrome and Antique Nickel, so it is chosen partly to match the room. The Sargent 4142 is a horizontal cabinet lock with a 6-pin brass cylinder from the 4000 Series, and the Sargent 1655 is a 6-pin cabinet lock with field reversible handing. The Sargent units are cylinder-based and key into a pinned system.

The CL1580 is a residential solid brass cabinet lock. For an equipment or server enclosure, the HES KS-M is a mechanical server cabinet lock and the HES KS200 is a server cabinet lock with Wiegand integrated wired access control, both Grade 1. The HES units are built around the server cabinet application; the Deltana is a finish-matched brass lock for casework and millwork.

Each, one lock per unit. There is no pack quantity to work around, so count your doors and order that many in a single finish. Keep in mind the finish is the only variable on the part, so a full run stays consistent as long as you order one finish code across the job.

The Deltana CL1580 is a solid brass cabinet lock in a 1-5/8" x 2-1/4" size for residential casework. Where the cabinet takes public or institutional traffic, the DynaLock 1410 Series dual voltage cabinet lock is rated Heavy Duty, and the HES KP20 stand-alone keypad cabinet lock and HES KS-M mechanical server cabinet lock are Grade 1. Those carry a duty or grade rating a facility specification can be written against.