Deadlocking Nightlatch Yale P89 Nightlatch can be Deadlocked from outside the property using the keys, ideal if the property is left unattended for long periods of time. The internal handle and snib button provides a convenient way to operate the lock from inside the property. Quality lock specification Yale P89 latch bolt is immediately engaged as soon as you close the door. The latch bolt can be held back temporarily using simple snib button, in case you need to leave the door open whilst bringing in the shopping. The internal handle is used to operate the lock from the inside and can be deadlocked by the snib lock button for additional overnight security. The external five pin rim cylinder lock is manufactured to a good specification, is d for resistance to corrosion and a minimum of 100,000 usage cycles. Yale Quality Keys Includes a set of two Yale keys and additional replacement can be ordered from a locksmith or hardware store. Additional Specification The Yale P89 Deadlocking Nightlatch is available in a range of colour finishes. The backset size is 60 mm, the measurement from the edge of the door to the center of the keyhole and is suitable for use on wooden doors up to 57 mm thick. Pack consists of three main components the internal nightlatch, strike plate and external rim cylinder to operate the lock from the outside. If you are upgrading an existing unit you should be able to use the holes that are already on the door. Check your required size before ordering by using the simple guide. All the required screws, fittings and easy to follow instruction sheets are included for your convenience. Although typically used for exterior wooden front doors in conjunction with a mortice deadlock, the Yale nightlatch is commonly used for interior bedroom doors in shared houses with multiple occupants where additional security is required.
J**N
Good 👍
Well packed..
J**N
Works for outward opening doors too. Sort of.
A bit of a mixed bag: I wanted a replacement lock for an outward opening door, but didn't realise that there were different versions for inward vs outward opening doors. It doesn't say anything on this listing, and only mentions it in the small print of the instructions, where the tone is basically "if you've bought this for outward opening doors, tough luck, talk to Customer Services at Yale." However, 30 secs later on you tube, there is a video that shows you how to swap the bolt round. Slightly messy, but it took me about two minutes and I'm really terrible at DIY. So alls well that ends well.
D**O
Very good…but beware
Great product, easy to follow instructions, even for an average diy person, such as myself.The lock was slightly larger than the lock being replaced. Therefore, the main hole through the door had to be moved (re-cut). Even this was quite simple with the step by step instructions. In the end, a good job.My only beef would be, keys. The lock comes with two. As my household numbers four, two more keys were needed. I would normally pay £10 for two keys. These, however, cost £18 for two. The reason, apparently, is Yale have patented the keys. So, the locksmith has to use blanks that you can only get from Yale. Obviously at an extortionate rate.If I have been given false information on this, please let me know. It took the guy less than a minute to cut both keys. What is the profit margin on these!?Beef over. Still a very good lock.
A**M
Be aware of the patented key!
I bought this lock to replace an old Yale lock of the same model that had, after years of use, succumbed to the weather. I chose Yale because I trust them, the product was competitively priced and being the same model I knew it would fit easily as a replacement. (it did). I was delighted. Until the next day when I called in at the key cutter for spare keys. It turns out that Yale has cleverly added a little feature (which they have then patented) that means you can only use genuine Yale keyways. These turned out to be £11 each (from Timpsons) against a fiver for clone key blanks. The three additional keys I needed ended up costing as much as the whole lock.
K**N
NOT SUITABLE FOR OUTWARD OPENING DOORS (without modification)
Bought this to add a lock to my shed, where the door opens outwards. Instructions were clear and easy to follow - no awkward steps or fiddly screws like a previous lock I'd bought.All seemed to be going well until it came to test it. The door shut fine, but could be pulled open with minimal effort. After a bit of trouble shooting, we read the fine print on the back of the packaging which says "Suitable for both left and right handed, inward opening doors. For outward opening doors, please call the Yale helpline"Opening up the back of the lock, we were able to change the lock direction so it would work on an outward facing door. However, the part that attaches to the door frame is molded for the inward configuration, and ironically because we had chiselled the frame to attach this, the frame was now just too thin to securely catch the latchWe've now modified the frame to make it all work, but it's frustrating that neither the listing nor the packaging clearly stated it's for inward facing doors, and we noticed too late.
I**R
Yale P89 deadlock nightlatch
Good lock with deadlock function - perfect for cylinders located 600MM from door edge to the cylinder centre.If instead you need a lock replacement for cylinders that are located 400 mm from the door edge to centre then you should purchase the Yale p85 Lock, the only only bad point is that it is a little fiddly to install.
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