Borg BL2506 ECP Mechanical Digital Knob Lock - Sliding Door Hook Bolt - Easicode Pro - Satin Chrome
At A Glance
At A Glance
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The Borg BL2506 ECP is a fully mechanical digital knob lock fitted with a hook bolt specifically designed for sliding doors. The hook bolt engages with the door frame strike automatically when the sliding door closes - no manual bolt throw required. To open from outside, the correct PIN code is entered; the inside knob is always free to turn for immediate egress at any time. Finished in satin chrome. Fully mechanical - no batteries.
The BL2506 ECP uses Easicode Pro (ECP) on-door code change, allowing the PIN to be changed while the lock is fitted using the included code change key - no lock removal required. A code change disabling plug is also included to prevent unauthorised code changes. Suits doors from 35mm to 54mm thick (up to 85mm with XL kit).
For a marine grade black version with 1,000hr salt spray rating for coastal and outdoor sliding door applications, see the BL2606 MG Pro ECP.
Estimated Warehouse Dispatch
Usually same day if ordered before 11am AEST (excluding weekends and Qld public holidays).
Usually same day if ordered before 11am AEST (excluding weekends and Qld public holidays).
Hook Bolt - Designed Specifically for Sliding Doors
The BL2506 uses a hook bolt instead of a tubular latch or rim deadbolt. The hook is shaped to engage correctly with the sliding door frame strike as the door moves into the closed position. It is not suitable for hinged doors. Two strikes are included - a universal sliding door strike and a flat strike - to suit a range of aluminium and timber sliding door frame profiles.
The BL2506 uses a hook bolt instead of a tubular latch or rim deadbolt. The hook is shaped to engage correctly with the sliding door frame strike as the door moves into the closed position. It is not suitable for hinged doors. Two strikes are included - a universal sliding door strike and a flat strike - to suit a range of aluminium and timber sliding door frame profiles.
Auto-Engages When the Sliding Door Closes - No Manual Locking Required
The hook bolt engages with the strike plate automatically as the sliding door is pulled closed. No code entry or manual bolt throw is needed to secure the door. To open from outside, enter the code; the inside knob is always free to turn for egress at any time.
The hook bolt engages with the strike plate automatically as the sliding door is pulled closed. No code entry or manual bolt throw is needed to secure the door. To open from outside, enter the code; the inside knob is always free to turn for egress at any time.
Easicode Pro - On-Door Code Change
The PIN code can be changed while the lock is fitted using the included code change key. No lock removal, no tools, no special knowledge required. A code change disabling plug is included to prevent unauthorised changes once the code has been set by an administrator. For the full step-by-step procedure see Changing Codes on Mechanical Digital Locks - Borg ECP.
The PIN code can be changed while the lock is fitted using the included code change key. No lock removal, no tools, no special knowledge required. A code change disabling plug is included to prevent unauthorised changes once the code has been set by an administrator. For the full step-by-step procedure see Changing Codes on Mechanical Digital Locks - Borg ECP.
Fully Mechanical - No Batteries Required
Entirely mechanical. No power source, no wiring, and no battery maintenance at any point in the product's lifetime. The lock operates identically on day one and year ten. See What Is a Mechanical Digital Lock? for how the coding chamber works.
Entirely mechanical. No power source, no wiring, and no battery maintenance at any point in the product's lifetime. The lock operates identically on day one and year ten. See What Is a Mechanical Digital Lock? for how the coding chamber works.
Designed for Light to Medium Use
The BL2506 ECP is rated for light to medium duty applications on internal and sheltered sliding doors. Cycle tested to 50,000+ operations.
The BL2506 ECP is rated for light to medium duty applications on internal and sheltered sliding doors. Cycle tested to 50,000+ operations.
Not Suitable for High Traffic Commercial or Outdoor Coastal Use
For external coastal or marine applications see the BL2606 MG Pro ECP (1,000hr salt spray, MG Pro 2 black). For high-cycle commercial applications consider the Lockwood DX Mortice or Borg BL7701 Heavy Duty.
For external coastal or marine applications see the BL2606 MG Pro ECP (1,000hr salt spray, MG Pro 2 black). For high-cycle commercial applications consider the Lockwood DX Mortice or Borg BL7701 Heavy Duty.
Single PIN Code Only
The BL2506 ECP accepts one active PIN code at a time. Multiple codes cannot be stored simultaneously. The code can be changed on the door using Easicode Pro without removing the lock.
The BL2506 ECP accepts one active PIN code at a time. Multiple codes cannot be stored simultaneously. The code can be changed on the door using Easicode Pro without removing the lock.
Key Features
- Hook bolt mechanism designed specifically for sliding doors - not suitable for hinged doors.
- Hook bolt auto-engages when the sliding door closes - no manual bolt throw required.
- Code to open from outside; no code required to lock. Inside knob always free for immediate egress.
- Easicode Pro (ECP) on-door code change via the * (star) button - no lock removal required.
- Over 4,000 user-defined code combinations.
- 25mm hook bolt projection.
- Fully reversible on site for left or right hand sliding door configuration.
- Supplied with two strikes - universal sliding door strike and flat strike.
- Code change disabling plug included - prevents unauthorised code changes once set.
- Fully mechanical - no batteries, no wiring, no power source.
- 14-button keypad: 12 coded buttons, 1 clear (C), 1 code change (*).
- Satin chrome finish. Suitable for internal or sheltered external sliding door use.
- Suits doors from 35mm to 54mm thick (standard); 85mm XL kit option available separately.
- Cycle tested to 50,000+ operations.
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What's in the Box
- Borg BL2506 ECP digital knob keypad assembly (satin chrome, external unit)
- Inside knob assembly (satin chrome)
- Hook bolt body
- Universal sliding door strike
- Flat strike plate
- Easicode Pro code change key
- Code change disabling plug (optional use)
- Flat bladed sprung spindle (120mm)
- Fixings and installation hardware
Suitable Uses
- Internal aluminium and timber sliding doors in residential, strata, and commercial buildings.
- Sheltered external sliding doors not exposed to coastal salt air or direct weather.
- Sliding door access for storage rooms, plant rooms, and internal amenity areas.
- Applications where the door must auto-secure on closing without manual bolt operation.
- Sliding door installations where ECP on-door code changes are required periodically.
- Applications where battery-free keyless access on a sliding door is the specification.
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Available Finish Options
Satin Chrome
STK BL2506SCECP
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Matt Black (MG Pro 2)
STK BL2606MGPROECP
BL2506 vs BL2606 - Which Model Suits Your Application?
Both models use a hook bolt for sliding doors and feature Easicode Pro on-door code change. Choose BL2506SCECP for internal or sheltered satin chrome applications; choose BL2606MGPROECP for any external, coastal, or marine environment where the MG Pro 2 coating and 1,000hr salt spray rating matter.
Full Specifications
Dimensions
Keypad and inside knob body dimensions - BL2506 / BL2606 series. Door thickness: 35-54mm standard (up to 85mm with XL kit). 25mm hook bolt projection.
Assembly Overview
Assembly and fitting diagram. Shows keypad (outside), hook bolt body (inside), and strike plate positions. Universal and flat strikes both included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this use a hook bolt instead of a standard latch or deadbolt?
Sliding doors move laterally rather than swinging, so a tubular spring latch or rim deadbolt cannot engage correctly with a sliding frame. The hook bolt is shaped to hook into the strike as the door slides into the closed position, providing secure engagement suited to lateral door movement. For the full comparison see Latch vs Bolt Mechanical Digital Locks.
Sliding doors move laterally rather than swinging, so a tubular spring latch or rim deadbolt cannot engage correctly with a sliding frame. The hook bolt is shaped to hook into the strike as the door slides into the closed position, providing secure engagement suited to lateral door movement. For the full comparison see Latch vs Bolt Mechanical Digital Locks.
Does the door lock automatically when I slide it closed?
Yes. When the sliding door is pulled closed, the hook bolt engages with the strike automatically. No code entry or manual bolt throw is needed to secure the door. To open from outside, enter the PIN code. The inside knob is always free to turn so you can open from inside without any code entry.
Yes. When the sliding door is pulled closed, the hook bolt engages with the strike automatically. No code entry or manual bolt throw is needed to secure the door. To open from outside, enter the PIN code. The inside knob is always free to turn so you can open from inside without any code entry.
How do I change the PIN code with ECP?
With the door in the open position, enter the current code. Insert the included code change key into the hole in the * (star) button and hold it down. Press C to clear the existing code. Enter the new code. Release the code change key. Press C to confirm. Test the new code at least five times before closing the door. If a mistake is made during entry, press C to cancel and start again. Full procedure at Changing Codes - ECP Steps.
With the door in the open position, enter the current code. Insert the included code change key into the hole in the * (star) button and hold it down. Press C to clear the existing code. Enter the new code. Release the code change key. Press C to confirm. Test the new code at least five times before closing the door. If a mistake is made during entry, press C to cancel and start again. Full procedure at Changing Codes - ECP Steps.
Which strike should I use - universal or flat?
Two strikes are included. The universal strike suits most standard aluminium sliding door frame profiles. The flat strike is for timber-framed or flat-profile frame applications. Trial-fit before final fixing and check that the hook bolt enters the strike opening cleanly on every close cycle. A misaligned strike will cause engagement failure or premature wear. For gate stile sizing see Gate Post - Measure the Stile.
Two strikes are included. The universal strike suits most standard aluminium sliding door frame profiles. The flat strike is for timber-framed or flat-profile frame applications. Trial-fit before final fixing and check that the hook bolt enters the strike opening cleanly on every close cycle. A misaligned strike will cause engagement failure or premature wear. For gate stile sizing see Gate Post - Measure the Stile.
What is the difference between BL2506SCECP and BL2606MGPROECP?
Both use a hook bolt for sliding doors and have Easicode Pro on-door code change. The BL2506SCECP is finished in satin chrome with a rain-resistant standard coating - it suits internal or sheltered external sliding doors. The BL2606 MG Pro ECP is finished in MG Pro 2 black marine grade coating with 316 stainless steel internals, tested to 1,000 hours salt spray, and is suitable for external, coastal, poolside, and marine environments. If the installation is coastal or directly weathered, the BL2606 is the correct product.
Both use a hook bolt for sliding doors and have Easicode Pro on-door code change. The BL2506SCECP is finished in satin chrome with a rain-resistant standard coating - it suits internal or sheltered external sliding doors. The BL2606 MG Pro ECP is finished in MG Pro 2 black marine grade coating with 316 stainless steel internals, tested to 1,000 hours salt spray, and is suitable for external, coastal, poolside, and marine environments. If the installation is coastal or directly weathered, the BL2606 is the correct product.
Additional Information
Strike Selection and Alignment:
The hook bolt must engage cleanly and squarely with the strike on every close cycle. Trial-fit the chosen strike before final fixing and check that the hook bolt enters the opening without binding or requiring force. A misaligned strike will cause engagement failure or accelerated wear. The universal strike suits the majority of standard aluminium sliding door frame profiles used in Australian residential construction.
The hook bolt must engage cleanly and squarely with the strike on every close cycle. Trial-fit the chosen strike before final fixing and check that the hook bolt enters the opening without binding or requiring force. A misaligned strike will cause engagement failure or accelerated wear. The universal strike suits the majority of standard aluminium sliding door frame profiles used in Australian residential construction.
Door Thickness - 35 to 54mm Standard, up to 85mm with XL Kit:
The BL2506SCECP suits doors from 35mm to 54mm thick with the standard 120mm flat bladed sprung spindle supplied. For doors up to 85mm thick, an XL extension kit (Part S227, available separately) extends the spindle to bridge the thicker section. Confirm door thickness before ordering.
The BL2506SCECP suits doors from 35mm to 54mm thick with the standard 120mm flat bladed sprung spindle supplied. For doors up to 85mm thick, an XL extension kit (Part S227, available separately) extends the spindle to bridge the thicker section. Confirm door thickness before ordering.
ECP Code Change Method - the * Button:
The BL2000/BL2500 ECP series uses the * (star) button to initiate code change. Always test the new code at least five times before closing the door. Once set, insert the disabling plug to prevent unauthorised changes. Download the ECP Instructions V4 PDF for the full illustrated procedure.
The BL2000/BL2500 ECP series uses the * (star) button to initiate code change. Always test the new code at least five times before closing the door. Once set, insert the disabling plug to prevent unauthorised changes. Download the ECP Instructions V4 PDF for the full illustrated procedure.
Not Rated for Coastal or Marine Environments:
The BL2506SCECP carries a rain-resistant standard satin chrome coating. It is not rated for direct coastal salt air, poolside, or marine exposure. For any outdoor, beachside, waterfront, or coastal sliding door application, specify the BL2606 MG Pro ECP (MG Pro 2 marine grade, 1,000hr salt spray tested). See MG Pro and ECP Explained - Salt Spray for the rating comparison.
The BL2506SCECP carries a rain-resistant standard satin chrome coating. It is not rated for direct coastal salt air, poolside, or marine exposure. For any outdoor, beachside, waterfront, or coastal sliding door application, specify the BL2606 MG Pro ECP (MG Pro 2 marine grade, 1,000hr salt spray tested). See MG Pro and ECP Explained - Salt Spray for the rating comparison.
Borg Locks Warranty - 12 Months (Australia)
All Borg locks are warranted against mechanical defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for a minimum of 12 months from date of sale. The warranty does not cover damage arising from misuse, vandalism, or improper installation. The lock must not be dismantled - doing so will invalidate the warranty.
All Borg locks are warranted against mechanical defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for a minimum of 12 months from date of sale. The warranty does not cover damage arising from misuse, vandalism, or improper installation. The lock must not be dismantled - doing so will invalidate the warranty.
Purchased through Terry's Locksmiths or one of its trading brands? Contact Terry's Locksmiths first - we'll manage your warranty claim with the Australian distributor on your behalf. This warranty operates alongside your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Borg BL2506 ECP - FAQ, Setup and Owner's Guide
Full detail on the BL2506 ECP satin chrome sliding door hook bolt lock. For context see What Is a Mechanical Digital Lock? and Buyer's Guide Chapter 16 - Mechanical Digital Locks.
The Hook Bolt and How It Works
What is a hook bolt and why does this lock use one?
A hook bolt is a bolt shaped like a fishhook. As the sliding door moves laterally into the closed position, the hook travels through the strike opening and the door's own momentum rotates the hook into engagement. A tubular spring latch or rim deadbolt cannot engage correctly with a sliding frame - they require a linear push or manual throw. For the full comparison see Latch vs Bolt Mechanical Digital Locks.
A hook bolt is a bolt shaped like a fishhook. As the sliding door moves laterally into the closed position, the hook travels through the strike opening and the door's own momentum rotates the hook into engagement. A tubular spring latch or rim deadbolt cannot engage correctly with a sliding frame - they require a linear push or manual throw. For the full comparison see Latch vs Bolt Mechanical Digital Locks.
Does the door lock automatically every time it closes?
Yes. The hook engages with the strike plate on every close cycle without any code entry or manual action. The door is secured as soon as it reaches the closed position. Opening from outside always requires the PIN code. Opening from inside requires only turning the inside knob - no code, no key.
Yes. The hook engages with the strike plate on every close cycle without any code entry or manual action. The door is secured as soon as it reaches the closed position. Opening from outside always requires the PIN code. Opening from inside requires only turning the inside knob - no code, no key.
Is there a way to leave the door unlocked - a passage or holdback mode?
No. The hook bolt always engages on closing. There is no holdback or passage mode on the BL2506. If the sliding door needs to be held open for extended periods, a separate door stop or retainer will be needed alongside this lock. See Passage Mode vs Holdback Mode for products that carry this function.
No. The hook bolt always engages on closing. There is no holdback or passage mode on the BL2506. If the sliding door needs to be held open for extended periods, a separate door stop or retainer will be needed alongside this lock. See Passage Mode vs Holdback Mode for products that carry this function.
Which strike should I use - the universal or the flat one?
Trial-fit both before committing. The universal strike suits most standard extruded aluminium sliding door frame profiles used in Australian residential construction. The flat strike suits timber frames or flat-profile facings. The hook bolt must travel cleanly into the strike opening without binding. Too tight and the door will not close properly; too loose and the bolt will rattle. If the door sags over time and the strike misaligns, the lock will appear to fail - this is a frame alignment issue, not a lock fault. For stile sizing guidance see Gate Post - Measure the Stile.
Trial-fit both before committing. The universal strike suits most standard extruded aluminium sliding door frame profiles used in Australian residential construction. The flat strike suits timber frames or flat-profile facings. The hook bolt must travel cleanly into the strike opening without binding. Too tight and the door will not close properly; too loose and the bolt will rattle. If the door sags over time and the strike misaligns, the lock will appear to fail - this is a frame alignment issue, not a lock fault. For stile sizing guidance see Gate Post - Measure the Stile.
Is the lock reversible for left and right hand sliding doors?
Yes. Both the keypad handing and the hook bolt handing are reversible on site. The keypad handing is changed by removing two screws from the back cover plate, repositioning the handing pin and disc, and refitting. The hook bolt handing is changed by removing four screws, flipping the deadbolt horizontally, and refitting. Full instructions are in the ECP Instructions V4 PDF.
Yes. Both the keypad handing and the hook bolt handing are reversible on site. The keypad handing is changed by removing two screws from the back cover plate, repositioning the handing pin and disc, and refitting. The hook bolt handing is changed by removing four screws, flipping the deadbolt horizontally, and refitting. Full instructions are in the ECP Instructions V4 PDF.
Code Change and PIN Management
How do I change the PIN code on the BL2506?
With the door open: enter the current code, insert the code change key into the * button hole and hold it, press C to clear the existing code, enter the new code, release the code change key, press C to set the new code. Test the new code five times before closing the door. For the full illustrated procedure see Changing Codes - Borg ECP and download the ECP Instructions V4 PDF.
With the door open: enter the current code, insert the code change key into the * button hole and hold it, press C to clear the existing code, enter the new code, release the code change key, press C to set the new code. Test the new code five times before closing the door. For the full illustrated procedure see Changing Codes - Borg ECP and download the ECP Instructions V4 PDF.
Does the code change procedure require the door to be open?
Yes. Borg specifies the code change must be performed with the door in the open position. The code can be changed with the lock fitted to the door or off the door - but not while the door is closed and latched. Always test the new code at least five times with the door open before closing it.
Yes. Borg specifies the code change must be performed with the door in the open position. The code can be changed with the lock fitted to the door or off the door - but not while the door is closed and latched. Always test the new code at least five times with the door open before closing it.
How many code combinations are available?
Over 4,000 user-defined combinations from the 12 coded buttons. The code is set by the user on installation - there is no factory-set default code. This figure is consistent across all BL2000/BL2500 ECP series documents.
Over 4,000 user-defined combinations from the 12 coded buttons. The code is set by the user on installation - there is no factory-set default code. This figure is consistent across all BL2000/BL2500 ECP series documents.
Can I store multiple PIN codes simultaneously?
No. The BL2506 ECP stores one active PIN code at a time. If you need per-user code management, this lock is not the right product. For a product with back-to-back access in marine grade see the BL2621 MG Pro ECP (back-to-back, 60mm latch).
No. The BL2506 ECP stores one active PIN code at a time. If you need per-user code management, this lock is not the right product. For a product with back-to-back access in marine grade see the BL2621 MG Pro ECP (back-to-back, 60mm latch).
What does the code change disabling plug do?
Once inserted into the code change hole in the * button, it physically blocks the code change procedure from being initiated on the door. Only someone who removes the plug first can change the code - useful in managed or shared-access environments where you want administrator-only code control. The plug is removable without tools when access reinstatement is needed.
Once inserted into the code change hole in the * button, it physically blocks the code change procedure from being initiated on the door. Only someone who removes the plug first can change the code - useful in managed or shared-access environments where you want administrator-only code control. The plug is removable without tools when access reinstatement is needed.
Finish and Environment Suitability
Is the BL2506SCECP suitable for outdoor or coastal use?
Not for coastal or marine environments. The satin chrome finish carries a rain-resistant standard coating but is not tested or rated for direct salt air, poolside, or sustained weathering. For any outdoor, beachside, waterfront, or coastal sliding door, specify the BL2606 MG Pro ECP (MG Pro 2 coating, 1,000hr salt spray rated, 316 SS internals). The salt spray rating comparison is covered in full at MG Pro and ECP Explained - Salt Spray.
Not for coastal or marine environments. The satin chrome finish carries a rain-resistant standard coating but is not tested or rated for direct salt air, poolside, or sustained weathering. For any outdoor, beachside, waterfront, or coastal sliding door, specify the BL2606 MG Pro ECP (MG Pro 2 coating, 1,000hr salt spray rated, 316 SS internals). The salt spray rating comparison is covered in full at MG Pro and ECP Explained - Salt Spray.
What is the difference between the BL2506 and BL2606 in terms of finish and rating?
The BL2506SCECP uses standard satin chrome plating - rain resistant but not tested for salt spray. The BL2606 MG Pro ECP uses Borg's MG Pro 2 black polymer/epoxy coating - a purpose-built marine grade external coating tested to 1,000 continuous hours of salt spray exposure, with 316 stainless steel internals and a specifically corrosion-resistant coding chamber. Both use the same hook bolt mechanism and Easicode Pro code change. The coating is the only meaningful difference between the two models for the same sliding door application.
The BL2506SCECP uses standard satin chrome plating - rain resistant but not tested for salt spray. The BL2606 MG Pro ECP uses Borg's MG Pro 2 black polymer/epoxy coating - a purpose-built marine grade external coating tested to 1,000 continuous hours of salt spray exposure, with 316 stainless steel internals and a specifically corrosion-resistant coding chamber. Both use the same hook bolt mechanism and Easicode Pro code change. The coating is the only meaningful difference between the two models for the same sliding door application.
Installation and Door Suitability
What door thicknesses does this lock suit?
35mm to 54mm with the standard 120mm flat bladed sprung spindle supplied. Doors up to 85mm thick can be accommodated with the XL extension kit (Part S227, ordered separately). Most standard Australian aluminium sliding door and gate sections fall within the 35-54mm standard range. Measure the door or frame section before ordering.
35mm to 54mm with the standard 120mm flat bladed sprung spindle supplied. Doors up to 85mm thick can be accommodated with the XL extension kit (Part S227, ordered separately). Most standard Australian aluminium sliding door and gate sections fall within the 35-54mm standard range. Measure the door or frame section before ordering.
Can this be fitted to a hinged gate or door?
No. The hook bolt is designed for lateral sliding movement and will not function correctly on a hinged door or gate. For a hinged door application in the same Borg ECP range, see the BL2605 MG Pro ECP (rim-fixed deadbolt, hinged doors and gates, marine grade). For a back-to-back gate lock see the BL3430 MG Pro ECP.
No. The hook bolt is designed for lateral sliding movement and will not function correctly on a hinged door or gate. For a hinged door application in the same Borg ECP range, see the BL2605 MG Pro ECP (rim-fixed deadbolt, hinged doors and gates, marine grade). For a back-to-back gate lock see the BL3430 MG Pro ECP.
Does the spindle need to be cut to length during installation?
Only the inside-handle side of the spindle may be cut if it is too long for the door thickness. The keypad side must never be cut - the full bladed length is needed to seat correctly in the cylinder and ensure smooth operation. This is stated explicitly in the ECP Instructions V4 and applies to all BL2000/BL2500 ECP models.
Only the inside-handle side of the spindle may be cut if it is too long for the door thickness. The keypad side must never be cut - the full bladed length is needed to seat correctly in the cylinder and ensure smooth operation. This is stated explicitly in the ECP Instructions V4 and applies to all BL2000/BL2500 ECP models.
Mechanical Digital Identity - No Batteries, No App
Why would I choose a fully mechanical lock over an electronic smart lock?
The BL2506 requires no power at all. There are no batteries to go flat, no firmware to update, no app to configure, no connectivity to lose. On a sliding door that is accessed multiple times daily, the absence of electronics means one fewer failure point. See What Is a Mechanical Digital Lock - Why Choose One?.
The BL2506 requires no power at all. There are no batteries to go flat, no firmware to update, no app to configure, no connectivity to lose. On a sliding door that is accessed multiple times daily, the absence of electronics means one fewer failure point. See What Is a Mechanical Digital Lock - Why Choose One?.
What are the limitations I should know about before buying?
Single PIN code only - no per-user codes or access schedules. No key override - if you need mechanical key backup, look at the Lockwood DX range. No audit trail, no remote management, no notifications. The hook bolt suits sliding doors only - not hinged doors. Not rated for coastal or marine environments. See Mechanical Digital Locks - Limitations.
Single PIN code only - no per-user codes or access schedules. No key override - if you need mechanical key backup, look at the Lockwood DX range. No audit trail, no remote management, no notifications. The hook bolt suits sliding doors only - not hinged doors. Not rated for coastal or marine environments. See Mechanical Digital Locks - Limitations.
Related Products, Guides and Chapters
Marine grade equivalent: BL2606 MG Pro ECP (same hook bolt, black MG Pro 2, 1,000hr salt spray)
Other Borg ECP range: BL2605 MG Pro ECP (hinged door deadbolt) - BL2601 MG Pro ECP (60mm latch) - BL2621 MG Pro ECP (back-to-back) - BL3430 MG Pro ECP (hinged gate, dual keypads)
Heavy duty alternatives: Lockwood 3572DX Mortice - Borg BL7701 Heavy Duty
Blogs: MG Pro and ECP Explained - Latch vs Bolt Mechanical Digital Locks - Lockwood vs Borg vs Carbine - Borg MG Pro - Gate Post Too Narrow for a 60mm Latch? - Changing Codes - Borg ECP
Buyer's Guide: Ch 16 - Gates - Ch 16 - Borg Naming Decoded - Ch 16 - Three Brands Compared
PDF resources: ECP Instructions V4 - BL2000 Series ECP Brochure - BL2000 Series Product Leaflet - Borg Servicing Guide
What's In The Box - Borg BL2506 ECP SC
- Borg BL2506 ECP digital knob keypad assembly (satin chrome, external unit)
- Inside knob assembly (satin chrome)
- Hook bolt body
- Universal sliding door strike
- Flat strike plate
- Easicode Pro code change key
- Code change disabling plug (optional use)
- Flat bladed sprung spindle (120mm)
- Fixings and installation hardware
For full installation guidance download the ECP Instructions V4.
Borg BL2506 ECP SC - Dimensions
Keypad and inside knob body dimensions - BL2506 / BL2606 series. Door thickness: 35-54mm standard (up to 85mm with XL kit Part S227). 25mm hook bolt projection.
Assembly Overview
Assembly and fitting diagram. Shows keypad (outside), hook bolt body (inside), and strike plate positions. Universal and flat strikes both included.
PDF Downloads - Borg BL2506 ECP SC
Borg Locks Warranty
Borg products sold in Australia are covered against mechanical defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service. Warranty claims are handled by Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd and its associated websites, trading names, and subsidiaries.
Warranty Summary
What the Warranty Covers
- Mechanical defects in materials and workmanship
- Defects arising under normal use and service conditions
- Repair or replacement of defective units at the discretion of the Australian distributor (LSC)
What the Warranty Does Not Cover
- Damage arising from misuse, vandalism, or abuse
- Damage resulting from improper installation
- Locks that have been dismantled - dismantling invalidates the warranty
- Normal wear and tear
- Cosmetic damage not affecting function
How to Make a Claim
For full returns and warranty claim procedures, visit our Returns & Warranty page - this is kept up to date and is the authoritative reference for current claim steps.
- Contact Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd first if you purchased through us or one of its associated trading names - we will assess the issue and manage the warranty process with LSC on your behalf. You do not need to contact LSC or Borg Locks UK directly.
- Have your proof of purchase ready (receipt or order confirmation).
- Warranty claims for Borg products in Australia are processed through LSC, the authorised Australian importer and distributor. Where an item is returned to LSC, freight charges must be prepaid and the item returned within the warranty period.
- If LSC finds the returned item to be defective, it will be repaired or replaced, and a detailed assessment report is provided to the customer after examination.
Australian Consumer Law
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. The Borg manufacturer warranty above operates alongside - and does not limit - these statutory rights.
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. The Borg manufacturer warranty above operates alongside - and does not limit - these statutory rights.
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Stiff and hard to use without a proper handle
Stiff and hard to use without a proper handle and the lock will need to install close to the gate frame so it hard to twist the handle to unlock
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