Mailbox Lock, 5 Cam, Nickle Finish, ILCO 1003M Keyway, Opens Counter-Clockwise, 90 Degree Rotation
- Mailbox Lock, 5 Cam, ILCO Keyway, Opens CCW, 90 Degree Rotate
- Replaces original mailbox locks
- Includes two keys
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$665
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Product Overview
The Prime-Line Products Nickel Universal Mailbox Lock replaces original equipment for brands, including American, Florence, Miami-Carey and Bommer. It comes with five cams for increased compatibility. The mailbox lock includes two keys and a 90-degree counterclockwise rotational cylinder to unlock.
- Mail Box Multi-Cam Lock Assortment with 5-cams and 5-pin tumbler locks
- Diecast cylinder with nickel plated face, brass pins and spring steel locking clip
- Cams have different bolt throw lengths
- Diecast construction with a nickel plated finish
- All cylinders rotate 90 degrees counter clockwise to open
- 1.25 in. length x 2.69 in. width x 4.75 in. height
- No tools required for installation
- For further dimensional information, please see the line drawing
- California residents
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Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.)
1.25 in
Product Height (in.)
4.938 in
Product Width (in.)
3.813 in
Details
Accessory Type
Lock
Features
No Additional Features
Finish Family
Nickel
Included
Keys
Product Weight (lb.)
0.21 lb
Returnable
90-Day
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
Goods are warranted against defects in manufacturing for 1 year. In no case is Prime-Line responsible for user related damage or damage incurred during installation. Warranty is void if products are subjected to abnormal conditions, misapplication or abuse.
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Customer Reviews
Dec 11, 2020
Lock does not fit most widely used community mailboxes
This lock does not properly fit the neighborhood group mailboxes approved by the USPS. The lock will fit in the hole of the door, but none of the pawls provided will work in the mating slot. I had to use the old pawl, but this wouldn't close enough to remove the key because of the dimensional differences between the old and new locks. If you notice that all of the pawls provided with the lock do not have the hook on the end of the pawl. Also, none of them are deep enough to engage in the mating slot. I had to file the old pawl down so the lock could be turned enough to release the key.
by Tom
Dec 28, 2018
This product does the job, but it is a bit on the flimsy side. It just fit the opening, and I not...
This product does the job, but it is a bit on the flimsy side. It just fit the opening, and I noticed that the part that swings to "lock" the mailbox (the four parts in the bottom of the picture) was less substantive than what was there before. As such, I used the former part. The lock is holding up so far, but initially I had to jimmy the key in-either one-to get it in and to be able to turn it. It took several times the first go-around, and I almost gave up. Perhaps putting some lubricant in initially would help. It's working better now, the only thing I've noticed the lock has turned slightly left rather than staying vertically, but that could be the installer's fault! If you can find something more solid-but you'd have to figure it out by looking through the packaging, get it.
by brifd1
Jun 2, 2021
Somewhere in the directions it should say that "the key...
Somewhere in the directions it should say that "the key can only be removed when the it is locked." It won't come out when it is unlocked. That was confusing and took me more time. I guess because people are accustomed to taking their key out of their home doors. Easy to install once I realized the above and works fine. After thought, there is really no reason to remove key when taking mail from box.
by Sara
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