Is this a lever only or is there a deadbolt also?
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@V. Virmani, it's just a lever. No deadbolt is incorporated in the model I purchased. In fact, I had to remove my deadbolt because it was installed too low and got in the way of the Kwikset installation. And purchased a cover to place over the hole where the deadbolt was installed. Overall, good lock minus the issue with the previous deadbolt. Having not to rely on a key has been a godsend recently as I had many visitors to my home: exterminators and visiting friends and family. I would give the visitors the second code and changed the code shortly after. Although you'll need the included hex wrench to change the code from inside the house, I found it relatively easy to do. @V. Virmani, it's just a lever. No deadbolt is incorporated in the model I purchased. In fact, I had to remove my deadbolt because it was installed too low and got in the way of the Kwikset installation. And purchased a cover to place over the hole where the deadbolt was installed. Overall, good lock minus the issue with the previous deadbolt. Having not to rely on a key has been a godsend recently as I had many visitors to my home: exterminators and visiting friends and family. I would give the visitors the second code and changed the code shortly after. Although you'll need the included... » Read More @V. Virmani, it's just a lever. No deadbolt is incorporated in the model I purchased. In fact, I had to remove my deadbolt because it was installed too low and got in the way of the Kwikset installation. And purchased a cover to place over the hole where the deadbolt was installed. Overall, good lock minus the issue with the previous deadbolt. Having not to rely on a key has been a godsend recently as I had many visitors to my home: exterminators and visiting friends and family. I would give the visitors the second code and changed the code shortly after. Although you'll need the included hex wrench to change the code from inside the house, I found it relatively easy to do. « Show Less
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Second lever? I only know of the one on the side that locks the chair from rocking
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It's one lock for the inside of the door. One long velcro strap utilitizes the top bolt and goes down to wrap around the knob/handle. Even prevents opening the door with the key.
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As far as I know, the 716 is a hall, closet lever and not keyed. Mine just have 2 handles and no locking mechanism. The bedroom and bathroom model has the standard turn lock.
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This handle set only has one lock - the deadbolt - which is locked & unlocked by the key pad or by a standard key. The handle does not have a lock.
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I believe it is a lever. It is a really nice product. We have 2 and pull out and angle our tv's quite a bit. .
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The item has a lever for both sides of the door. There is also large interior case similar in size to the front
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Yes, what looks like a lever is a metal loop. The rope goes thru this loop then thru the pulleys that provide the leverage. It's a simple wedge lock, the loop narrows and the rope is caught in this wedge as the lever raises. To unlock just pull down on the rope.
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No lock here. This is for closets mainly. You want the one that shows a small hole on the barrel. It's called a Privacy Lever
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It does not come with an exterior lever handle. You need to order it separately. You may also want to have a separate deadbolt as the push bar cannot be locked from the inside (for when your business is closed but you are still inside).
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There are no levers to release. It works smoothly and I have never had any trouble with them.
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The item shown is not a deadbolt, but an entry lockset. A matching deadbolt is available.
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The door handle is secured by an allen screw. However, I bought 2 of the same locks and they both stopped working after about 12 months. Not reliable in my opinion.
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It has an outside lever. Just a side note - if your looking for comfort, this isn't it.
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No... I used it exclusively for the handle sets. It can be used for both deadbolts and handles. The pin system is the same.
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It isn't a deadbolt. Must be a typo. Note that if you have a deadbolt already and install this it might overlap on the inside with the deadbolt. You can flip the inside 180 degrees to still install it.
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My answer is that it is a left-opening handle. However the more important answer is this particular model allows you to make it either a right or left handle depending on which side of the door you are going to install it. It is quite simple and is explained in the owner's pamphlet included with the product. There is a pin-hole in the handle on the side of the lever. Use a small paper-clip and insert into the hole. This releases the locking mechanism that holds the lever handle to the plate. Then the lever handle can be pulled straight out. Then you can re-assemble the handle to the orientation you want, right or left. Good luck! Paul My answer is that it is a left-opening handle. However the more important answer is this particular model allows you to make it either a right or left handle depending on which side of the door you are going to install it. It is quite simple and is explained in the owner's pamphlet included with the product. There is a pin-hole in the handle on the side of the lever. Use a small paper-clip and insert into the hole. This releases the locking mechanism that holds the lever handle to the plate. Then the lever handle can be pulled straight out. Then you can re-assemble the handle to the... » Read More My answer is that it is a left-opening handle. However the more important answer is this particular model allows you to make it either a right or left handle depending on which side of the door you are going to install it. It is quite simple and is explained in the owner's pamphlet included with the product. There is a pin-hole in the handle on the side of the lever. Use a small paper-clip and insert into the hole. This releases the locking mechanism that holds the lever handle to the plate. Then the lever handle can be pulled straight out. Then you can re-assemble the handle to the orientation you want, right or left. Good luck! Paul « Show Less