About this asset

Keyless entry door lock Revit family provides a commercial electronic security hardware component with an integrated twelve-button numeric keypad. The digital model represents a complete commercial electronic lockset assembly configured with an exterior keypad and backplate. The upper portion features an angled keypad housing containing twelve distinct numeric and symbol pushbuttons arranged in a three-by-four grid. Below the interface, an escutcheon body transitions downward to support an exterior turn mechanism and handle bracket, while the reverse side accommodates a spherical interior knob and mounting rose. Defined linework delineates the perimeter bevels of the mounting plate, clean orthogonal edges along the rectangular housing, and geometric transitions across the lock body.

The download is a 215 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

In Autodesk Revit, load this RFA component directly into your project environment or nest it within standard door family templates as door hardware accessories. Place the instance onto door panels or frames at required accessibility latch heights. Users can assign custom material parameters for metal finishes such as satin chrome or bronze, coordinate rough opening clearances, and link family parameters to door hardware schedules.

Well-suited for commercial, education, and institutional projects where access control and security specifications require keyless entry points. The component integrates cleanly into office suite entrances, server rooms, staff lounges, and storage facilities across design development and construction documentation phases. Specifiers and BIM coordinators can incorporate this fixture into door schedules, hardware submittals, and security coordination views alongside access control devices, card readers, and emergency egress assemblies.