Borg BL2605 MG Pro Mechanical Digital Knob Lock – Rim Mount Deadbolt – Marine Grade Pro – Matt Black
At A Glance
At A Glance
DISPATCHSame Day Before 11am
FINISHMatt Black
PIN CodeThe Borg BL2605 MG Pro is a fully mechanical digital knob lock fitted with a rim-mounted surface deadbolt instead of a standard tubular latch. This makes it specifically suited to external doors and gates where the door section is too thin, too narrow, or otherwise unsuitable for a conventional tubular latch installation. The lock is part of the Marine Grade Pro series, finished in MG Pro 2 black marine grade coating and tested to 1,000 hours of continuous salt spray exposure.
Operation is deadbolt-based: entering the correct PIN code on the keypad withdraws the bolt, allowing the door to be opened. Locking from inside is done by turning the inner thumb knob to throw the bolt. Unlike tubular latch products, the deadbolt does not automatically engage when the door closes – the bolt must be manually thrown from inside each time to secure the door. The lock is fully mechanical, requires no batteries, and has no wiring of any kind. It sits within our wider range of Digital Mechanical Locks.
The BL2605 MG Pro uses the traditional Borg tumbler-based code system. Code changes require removing the lock from the door. For an on-door code change version, see the BL2606 MG Pro ECP, which uses a hook bolt designed for sliding doors.
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)
Rim-Mount Deadbolt – Surface Mounted, No Mortice Required
The BL2605 MG Pro uses a surface-mounted rim deadbolt instead of a tubular latch. The deadbolt body mounts to the inside face of the door – no mortice boring into the door edge is required. This makes it the correct choice for thin-section aluminium gates, glass-framed doors, or any application where drilling a standard 25mm barrel hole through the door edge is not possible or practical.
The BL2605 MG Pro uses a surface-mounted rim deadbolt instead of a tubular latch. The deadbolt body mounts to the inside face of the door – no mortice boring into the door edge is required. This makes it the correct choice for thin-section aluminium gates, glass-framed doors, or any application where drilling a standard 25mm barrel hole through the door edge is not possible or practical.
Important – Deadbolt Does Not Auto-Lock on Door Closing
Unlike tubular latch models, the rim deadbolt does not automatically engage when the door closes. To lock the door from inside, the inner thumb knob must be manually turned to throw the bolt. Confirm this operation suits your application before purchasing.
Unlike tubular latch models, the rim deadbolt does not automatically engage when the door closes. To lock the door from inside, the inner thumb knob must be manually turned to throw the bolt. Confirm this operation suits your application before purchasing.
Marine Grade Pro 2 – Saltwater and UV Resistant Construction
The BL2605 MG Pro uses Borg's MG Pro 2 marine grade external coating, providing increased protection against saltwater corrosion and UV degradation. Suitable for pool gates, waterfront properties, marina facilities, and coastal environments where standard finishes degrade prematurely.
The BL2605 MG Pro uses Borg's MG Pro 2 marine grade external coating, providing increased protection against saltwater corrosion and UV degradation. Suitable for pool gates, waterfront properties, marina facilities, and coastal environments where standard finishes degrade prematurely.
1,000 Hour Salt Spray Tested – Corrosion Resistance Warranted for 12 Months
Tested to 1,000 continuous hours of salt spray exposure. Borg warrants corrosion resistance for 12 months from date of sale under specified conditions.
Tested to 1,000 continuous hours of salt spray exposure. Borg warrants corrosion resistance for 12 months from date of sale under specified conditions.
Fully Mechanical – No Batteries Required
The BL2605 MG Pro is entirely mechanical. No power source, no wiring, and no battery maintenance at any point in the product's lifetime.
The BL2605 MG Pro is entirely mechanical. No power source, no wiring, and no battery maintenance at any point in the product's lifetime.
Designed for light to medium usage areas
Not suitable for high traffic commercial use
For heavy duty: consider the Lockwood DX, Borg 7701, or Carbine CDL7000 Series.
For heavy duty: consider the Lockwood DX, Borg 7701, or Carbine CDL7000 Series.
Single PIN Code Only
The BL2605 MG Pro accepts one active PIN code at a time.
The BL2605 MG Pro accepts one active PIN code at a time.
Code Change Requires Lock Removal
The BL2605 MG Pro uses a tumbler-based code system. To change the PIN, the lock must be removed from the door, the internal cover plate removed, and the red coded and blue uncoded tumblers rearranged using the supplied tweezers. For on-door code change, the BL2606 MG Pro ECP (sliding door hook bolt with Easicode Pro) is the related ECP variant.
The BL2605 MG Pro uses a tumbler-based code system. To change the PIN, the lock must be removed from the door, the internal cover plate removed, and the red coded and blue uncoded tumblers rearranged using the supplied tweezers. For on-door code change, the BL2606 MG Pro ECP (sliding door hook bolt with Easicode Pro) is the related ECP variant.
Key Features
- Rim-mounted surface deadbolt – no mortice boring required; deadbolt body mounts to the inside face of the door.
- MG Pro 2 marine grade coating – 1,000 hour salt spray tested; corrosion resistance warranted for 12 months.
- Fully mechanical – no batteries, no wiring, no power source of any kind.
- Over 1,000 possible code combinations using the tumbler-based coding system.
- 22mm stainless steel laminated bolt throw.
- "Code to open, turn knob to lock" operation – entering the code withdraws the bolt; inner thumb knob throws the bolt.
- Knob holdback function – inner knob can be held in the withdrawn position for free passage.
- 14-button keypad: 12 coded buttons, 1 clear (C), 1 code change (*).
- Cycle tested to 50,000+ operations.
- Reversible on site for left or right hand door swing – separate reversal procedures for keypad and rim deadbolt.
- Cast housing and knob with stainless steel buttons.
- Compatible with doors from 35mm to 80mm thick.
- Suitable for internal and external medium duty doors and gates.
What's in the Box
- Borg BL2605 MG Pro digital knob keypad (MG Pro 2 coating, external unit)
- Rim-fixed surface deadbolt body with inner thumb knob
- Rim deadbolt strike (morticed and surface-mount options)
- 120mm flat bladed sprung spindle
- Fixings and installation hardware (suits doors up to 85mm thick)
- Coded tumblers – Red (for code setting)
- Un-coded tumblers – Blue (for code setting)
- Tweezers (for tumbler code change)
- Code Card (factory preset code)
Suitable Uses
- Thin-section aluminium gate frames where tubular latch installation is not possible
- External doors and gates in coastal, beachside, and marine environments
- Plant rooms, service doors, and utility enclosures requiring keyless access with deadbolt security
- Sheds and outbuildings where a surface-mounted deadbolt is preferred over a morticed latch
- Applications where battery-free, keyless access control with a manual bolt throw is the correct operation
- Marina facilities and port infrastructure requiring corrosion-resistant access control
BL2605 vs BL2606 – Which Model is Right for Your Application?
Both models share the MG Pro 2 marine grade coating and 1,000 hour salt spray rating. Choose BL2605 for hinged doors requiring a rim deadbolt; choose BL2606 for sliding doors or gates where a hook bolt suits the frame.
Full Specifications
Dimensions
Keypad and rim deadbolt body dimensions
Assembly and fitting diagram showing keypad, deadbolt body, and strike
Frequently Asked Questions
Why would I choose the BL2605 rim deadbolt over a standard tubular latch model?
The BL2605 is designed for situations where a conventional tubular latch cannot be installed. Tubular latch installation requires boring a 25mm hole through the door edge, which is not possible on thin-section aluminium gate frames, hollow-section gate posts, or glass-framed doors. The BL2605's rim deadbolt mounts to the inside face of the door – no edge boring is required. It is also suited to applications where a deadbolt throw (rather than a spring latch) is the preferred security mechanism.
The BL2605 is designed for situations where a conventional tubular latch cannot be installed. Tubular latch installation requires boring a 25mm hole through the door edge, which is not possible on thin-section aluminium gate frames, hollow-section gate posts, or glass-framed doors. The BL2605's rim deadbolt mounts to the inside face of the door – no edge boring is required. It is also suited to applications where a deadbolt throw (rather than a spring latch) is the preferred security mechanism.
Does this lock automatically lock when the gate or door closes?
No. The BL2605 MG Pro uses a rim deadbolt, not a spring latch. The bolt must be manually thrown from inside by turning the inner thumb knob. Unlike tubular latch models, the door does not automatically secure on closing. If automatic relocking is required, this product is not the correct choice.
No. The BL2605 MG Pro uses a rim deadbolt, not a spring latch. The bolt must be manually thrown from inside by turning the inner thumb knob. Unlike tubular latch models, the door does not automatically secure on closing. If automatic relocking is required, this product is not the correct choice.
How do I reverse the lock for a left-hand door?
Both the keypad and the rim deadbolt body must be reversed separately. For the keypad: remove the cover plate, move the handing pin from the R hole to the L hole using the handing disc, and refit. For the rim deadbolt: remove the cover plate, horizontally flip the deadbolt body, and refit the cover plate. Refer to the BL2605 Handing Instructions PDF for detailed diagrams.
Both the keypad and the rim deadbolt body must be reversed separately. For the keypad: remove the cover plate, move the handing pin from the R hole to the L hole using the handing disc, and refit. For the rim deadbolt: remove the cover plate, horizontally flip the deadbolt body, and refit the cover plate. Refer to the BL2605 Handing Instructions PDF for detailed diagrams.
How do I change the PIN code?
The BL2605 MG Pro uses the traditional Borg tumbler system. The lock must be removed from the door. With the keypad face-down on a flat surface, remove the cover plate screws and press and hold the C button. Rearrange the red coded and blue uncoded tumblers to set the new code using the supplied tweezers. Replace the cover plate, refit the lock to the door, and test the code thoroughly before closing the gate or door.
The BL2605 MG Pro uses the traditional Borg tumbler system. The lock must be removed from the door. With the keypad face-down on a flat surface, remove the cover plate screws and press and hold the C button. Rearrange the red coded and blue uncoded tumblers to set the new code using the supplied tweezers. Replace the cover plate, refit the lock to the door, and test the code thoroughly before closing the gate or door.
What is the difference between the BL2605 and the BL2606?
The BL2605 uses a rim-fixed deadbolt and is designed for hinged doors and gates. The BL2606 MG Pro ECP uses a hook bolt designed for sliding doors, where the bolt hooks into the sliding door frame track. The BL2606 also features Easicode Pro on-door code change. If your door slides rather than swings, the BL2606 is the correct product.
The BL2605 uses a rim-fixed deadbolt and is designed for hinged doors and gates. The BL2606 MG Pro ECP uses a hook bolt designed for sliding doors, where the bolt hooks into the sliding door frame track. The BL2606 also features Easicode Pro on-door code change. If your door slides rather than swings, the BL2606 is the correct product.
Additional Information
Handing the Lock – Two Separate Operations:
Unlike tubular latch models where only the latch needs to be reversed, the BL2605 requires both the keypad and the rim deadbolt body to be individually handed. The keypad uses a handing pin and disc mechanism; the rim deadbolt is reversed by removing the cover plate and flipping the bolt body. Both must be set to the same hand. Test the knob rotates freely in the correct direction after reversing – the knob should rotate freely in one direction and be solid in the other before the code is entered.
Unlike tubular latch models where only the latch needs to be reversed, the BL2605 requires both the keypad and the rim deadbolt body to be individually handed. The keypad uses a handing pin and disc mechanism; the rim deadbolt is reversed by removing the cover plate and flipping the bolt body. Both must be set to the same hand. Test the knob rotates freely in the correct direction after reversing – the knob should rotate freely in one direction and be solid in the other before the code is entered.
Strike Plate Options – Morticed and Surface Mount:
The BL2605 includes both a morticed lock keep and a surface-mounted strike, giving installers flexibility depending on the gate post or door frame construction. On thin-section aluminium frames where morticing is not possible, the surface-mounted strike can be used. Confirm which strike configuration suits your frame before installation.
The BL2605 includes both a morticed lock keep and a surface-mounted strike, giving installers flexibility depending on the gate post or door frame construction. On thin-section aluminium frames where morticing is not possible, the surface-mounted strike can be used. Confirm which strike configuration suits your frame before installation.
Maintenance – BL2605 Specific Instructions:
The Borg BL2605 series maintenance instructions specify the following schedule: Weekly – clean the surface of the lock with marine grade chrome polishing liquid and spray the exposed bolt and deadbolt components with WD-40 or equivalent. Annually – remove the lock, spray the inside through the tumbler holes with WD-40, spray all fixings and the deadbolt, then test all buttons and the knob for smooth operation. Note: the BL2605 series instructions specify WD-40 (unlike the general Borg servicing guide which recommends silicon-based lubricant) – follow the product-specific instructions.
The Borg BL2605 series maintenance instructions specify the following schedule: Weekly – clean the surface of the lock with marine grade chrome polishing liquid and spray the exposed bolt and deadbolt components with WD-40 or equivalent. Annually – remove the lock, spray the inside through the tumbler holes with WD-40, spray all fixings and the deadbolt, then test all buttons and the knob for smooth operation. Note: the BL2605 series instructions specify WD-40 (unlike the general Borg servicing guide which recommends silicon-based lubricant) – follow the product-specific instructions.
Code Change – Do It on the Bench First:
The factory preset code is printed on the Code Card included in the box. Change the code before fitting the lock – it is significantly easier to work with the lock face-down on a flat surface than after installation. Once the lock is fitted to the gate or door, any code change requires full removal. Set and verify the new code at least three to four times on the bench before mounting.
The factory preset code is printed on the Code Card included in the box. Change the code before fitting the lock – it is significantly easier to work with the lock face-down on a flat surface than after installation. Once the lock is fitted to the gate or door, any code change requires full removal. Set and verify the new code at least three to four times on the bench before mounting.
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.
Download PDF Resources
BL2605 Installation & Maintenance Instructions (PDF)
Covers keypad and rim deadbolt handing, spindle fitting, assembly, and the marine-grade servicing schedule for the BL2005ECP/BL2605ECP series.
Covers keypad and rim deadbolt handing, spindle fitting, assembly, and the marine-grade servicing schedule for the BL2005ECP/BL2605ECP series.
BL2605 MG Pro Technical Data Sheet (PDF)
One-page spec sheet with features, specifications, and dimensioned drawings for the BL2605 MG Pro.
One-page spec sheet with features, specifications, and dimensioned drawings for the BL2605 MG Pro.
Easicode Pro (ECP) Instructions V4 (PDF)
On-door Easicode Pro code-change and spindle-fitting procedure, stated as applicable to Borg's 2000 ECP model range.
On-door Easicode Pro code-change and spindle-fitting procedure, stated as applicable to Borg's 2000 ECP model range.
Borg Lock Servicing Guide (PDF)
Generic Borg keypad-lock maintenance guide - monthly silicone-based lubricant care and an annual full-service procedure.
Generic Borg keypad-lock maintenance guide - monthly silicone-based lubricant care and an annual full-service procedure.
Borg BL2605 MG Pro – FAQ, Setup and Owner's Guide
Everything below covers fitting, handing, code changes and coastal use of the BL2605 MG Pro rim deadbolt. For the wider mechanical digital range see our Digital Mechanical Locks category.
Fit & Application
Will the BL2605 fit a thin-section aluminium gate frame?
Yes – this is the primary reason installers choose the BL2605 over a tubular latch model. The rim deadbolt body mounts to the inside face of the door, so there is no need to bore a 25mm barrel hole through a narrow gate stile or hollow-section post. The keypad still needs a spindle hole through, but the deadbolt mechanism itself sits proud of the surface rather than inside the door section.
Yes – this is the primary reason installers choose the BL2605 over a tubular latch model. The rim deadbolt body mounts to the inside face of the door, so there is no need to bore a 25mm barrel hole through a narrow gate stile or hollow-section post. The keypad still needs a spindle hole through, but the deadbolt mechanism itself sits proud of the surface rather than inside the door section.
What door and gate thickness does the BL2605 suit?
The included 120mm spindle covers door and gate sections from 35mm to 80mm thick, with a 60mm backset (spindle centre to door edge). Confirm your gate post or door section falls in that range before ordering – there's no XL spindle kit listed for this rim-deadbolt model, unlike some of the tubular-latch Borg range.
The included 120mm spindle covers door and gate sections from 35mm to 80mm thick, with a 60mm backset (spindle centre to door edge). Confirm your gate post or door section falls in that range before ordering – there's no XL spindle kit listed for this rim-deadbolt model, unlike some of the tubular-latch Borg range.
Does the strike need to be morticed into the post?
Not necessarily. The BL2605 ships with both a morticed lock keep and a surface-mounted strike, so installers can choose whichever suits the gate post or door frame construction – the surface option is there specifically for posts where morticing isn't practical.
Not necessarily. The BL2605 ships with both a morticed lock keep and a surface-mounted strike, so installers can choose whichever suits the gate post or door frame construction – the surface option is there specifically for posts where morticing isn't practical.
Locking & Operation
Does the deadbolt lock itself when the gate swings shut?
No. This is the single most important operational fact about the BL2605 – because it's a deadbolt, not a spring latch, it will never self-lock. Someone has to turn the inner thumb knob every time the gate or door is closed. If you need a gate that secures itself automatically (e.g. for pool-fence compliance), a tubular latch model such as the BL2606 MG Pro ECP is the correct choice, not this product.
No. This is the single most important operational fact about the BL2605 – because it's a deadbolt, not a spring latch, it will never self-lock. Someone has to turn the inner thumb knob every time the gate or door is closed. If you need a gate that secures itself automatically (e.g. for pool-fence compliance), a tubular latch model such as the BL2606 MG Pro ECP is the correct choice, not this product.
Can I hold the lock open for deliveries or events?
Yes – the inner knob has a holdback function, so it can be held in the withdrawn position for free passage without re-entering the code each time. Release the holdback to return the lock to normal secured operation.
Yes – the inner knob has a holdback function, so it can be held in the withdrawn position for free passage without re-entering the code each time. Release the holdback to return the lock to normal secured operation.
How many PIN codes can the BL2605 store?
One. The BL2605 is a single-PIN mechanical lock – there's no way to issue separate codes to different users. If you need multiple independently-managed codes, that's a smart lock feature and outside what any mechanical digital Borg keypad can do.
One. The BL2605 is a single-PIN mechanical lock – there's no way to issue separate codes to different users. If you need multiple independently-managed codes, that's a smart lock feature and outside what any mechanical digital Borg keypad can do.
Handing & Installation
Can the same lock be fitted to either a left- or right-hand door?
Yes, the BL2605 is fully reversible on site, but it's a two-part job – unlike a tubular latch where only the latch needs flipping, both the keypad (via its handing pin and disc) and the rim deadbolt body (via its cover plate) must be independently set to the same hand. See the BL2605 Installation Instructions for the step-by-step diagrams.
Yes, the BL2605 is fully reversible on site, but it's a two-part job – unlike a tubular latch where only the latch needs flipping, both the keypad (via its handing pin and disc) and the rim deadbolt body (via its cover plate) must be independently set to the same hand. See the BL2605 Installation Instructions for the step-by-step diagrams.
Code Change & Security
Can I change the code without removing the lock from the gate?
No – this is the key trade-off against the ECP models in the Borg range. The BL2605 uses the traditional tumbler system: changing the code means unscrewing the lock off the door, working on it face-down on a bench with the supplied tweezers, then refitting it. If on-door code change matters more to you than the rim-deadbolt format, the BL2606 MG Pro ECP does both in one unit.
No – this is the key trade-off against the ECP models in the Borg range. The BL2605 uses the traditional tumbler system: changing the code means unscrewing the lock off the door, working on it face-down on a bench with the supplied tweezers, then refitting it. If on-door code change matters more to you than the rim-deadbolt format, the BL2606 MG Pro ECP does both in one unit.
How many code combinations does the tumbler system offer?
Over 1,000 possible combinations. The tumbler set that ships in the box lets you shorten or lengthen the code slightly, but the core figure for this cohort of Borg tumbler-based locks is 1,000+, not the much higher figures sometimes quoted for the ECP electronic range.
Over 1,000 possible combinations. The tumbler set that ships in the box lets you shorten or lengthen the code slightly, but the core figure for this cohort of Borg tumbler-based locks is 1,000+, not the much higher figures sometimes quoted for the ECP electronic range.
Coastal & Marine Use
Is this lock actually suitable for a beachside or waterfront gate?
Yes – it's built for exactly that. The MG Pro 2 external coating is tested to 1,000 continuous hours of salt spray, and Borg backs the corrosion resistance for 12 months from date of sale.
Yes – it's built for exactly that. The MG Pro 2 external coating is tested to 1,000 continuous hours of salt spray, and Borg backs the corrosion resistance for 12 months from date of sale.
Does a marine-grade finish need different care to a standard lock?
Yes. The BL2605 series instructions call for a weekly wipe-down with marine-grade chrome polish and a WD-40 spray on the exposed bolt and deadbolt parts, plus an annual full service through the tumbler holes. This differs from Borg's general servicing guide (which recommends a silicone-based lubricant and warns against oil-based products like WD-40 on standard-finish locks) – for this MG Pro model, follow the product-specific WD-40 guidance in the BL2605 Installation Instructions, not the generic servicing guide.
Yes. The BL2605 series instructions call for a weekly wipe-down with marine-grade chrome polish and a WD-40 spray on the exposed bolt and deadbolt parts, plus an annual full service through the tumbler holes. This differs from Borg's general servicing guide (which recommends a silicone-based lubricant and warns against oil-based products like WD-40 on standard-finish locks) – for this MG Pro model, follow the product-specific WD-40 guidance in the BL2605 Installation Instructions, not the generic servicing guide.
Model Comparison
BL2605 or BL2606 – which one do I actually need?
It comes down to door type and how you want to change the code. The BL2605 (this product) is a rim-fixed deadbolt for hinged doors and gates, coded via the tumbler bench method. The BL2606 MG Pro ECP uses a hook bolt for sliding doors and gates, and adds Easicode Pro on-door code change. If your door swings on hinges and you're comfortable with bench code changes, stick with the BL2605.
It comes down to door type and how you want to change the code. The BL2605 (this product) is a rim-fixed deadbolt for hinged doors and gates, coded via the tumbler bench method. The BL2606 MG Pro ECP uses a hook bolt for sliding doors and gates, and adds Easicode Pro on-door code change. If your door swings on hinges and you're comfortable with bench code changes, stick with the BL2605.
Is the BL2605 rated for a high-traffic commercial gate?
No – it's built for light to medium duty use (residential and light commercial gates and doors). For a high-traffic commercial application, look at heavier-duty options such as the Borg 7701, the Lockwood DX range, or the Carbine CDL7000 Series.
No – it's built for light to medium duty use (residential and light commercial gates and doors). For a high-traffic commercial application, look at heavier-duty options such as the Borg 7701, the Lockwood DX range, or the Carbine CDL7000 Series.
Related Products & Guides
Sliding-door alternative: BL2606 MG Pro ECP · Heavy-duty alternative: Borg 7701 · Full range: Digital Mechanical Locks · Brand page: Borg Locks
What's In The Box – Borg BL2605MGPRO
- Borg BL2605 MG Pro digital knob keypad (MG Pro 2 coating, external unit)
- Rim-fixed surface deadbolt body with inner thumb knob
- Rim deadbolt strike (morticed and surface-mount options included)
- 120mm flat bladed sprung spindle
- Fixings and installation hardware
- Coded tumblers – Red (for code setting)
- Un-coded tumblers – Blue (for code setting)
- Tweezers (for tumbler code change)
- Code Card (factory preset code)
Borg BL2605 / BL2606 MG Pro – Real Installations
Installed by Terry's – Southport QLD
Installed by Terry's – internal deadbolt view, Southport QLD
Installed by Terry's – white aluminium slat gate, Robina QLD
Installed by Terry's – service door, Burleigh Heads QLD
Customer install – decorative black metal gate, Geelong VIC
Customer install – decorative gate angled view, Bendigo VIC
Customer install – internal deadbolt rear view, Wollongong NSW
Customer install – full gate view, Gladstone QLD
BL2606 MG Pro ECP – Installed by Terry's, Southport QLD
BL2606 MG Pro ECP – Installed by Terry's, Robina QLD
BL2606 MG Pro ECP – Installed by Terry's, Burleigh Heads QLD
PDF Files - BL2605MGPRO
BL2605 Installation & Maintenance Instructions (PDF)
Covers keypad and rim deadbolt handing, spindle fitting, assembly, and the marine-grade servicing schedule for the BL2005ECP/BL2605ECP series.
Covers keypad and rim deadbolt handing, spindle fitting, assembly, and the marine-grade servicing schedule for the BL2005ECP/BL2605ECP series.
BL2605 MG Pro Technical Data Sheet (PDF)
One-page spec sheet with features, specifications, and dimensioned drawings for the BL2605 MG Pro.
One-page spec sheet with features, specifications, and dimensioned drawings for the BL2605 MG Pro.
Easicode Pro (ECP) Instructions V4 (PDF)
On-door Easicode Pro code-change and spindle-fitting procedure, stated as applicable to Borg's 2000 ECP model range.
On-door Easicode Pro code-change and spindle-fitting procedure, stated as applicable to Borg's 2000 ECP model range.
Borg Lock Servicing Guide (PDF)
Generic Borg keypad-lock maintenance guide - monthly silicone-based lubricant care and an annual full-service procedure.
Generic Borg keypad-lock maintenance guide - monthly silicone-based lubricant care and an annual full-service procedure.
Borg BL2605 MG Pro – Dimensions & Assembly
Manufacturer dimensional drawing. Keypad: 142mm H x 41mm W x 21mm D. Rim deadbolt: 142mm H x 41mm W x 17mm D. Bolt throw: 22mm. Backset: 60mm.
Assembly and fitting diagram showing the keypad (outside), rim deadbolt body (inside), strike plate, and component relationships.
Borg BL2605 MG Pro ECP Series – Product Brochure
Borg BL2605 MG Pro ECP Series – features, specifications, and dimensional data
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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Borg Digi-Mech 2605 Marine Knob Rim Mnt D'Blt BLK
The team at Terry's Gold Coast Smart Locks are very helpful, and professional. The delivery was fantastic. The lock it's self , is very well built, and esthetically pleasing. It is very easy to follow the instructions to change lock side, and combination. The gate thickness size, is a bit deceiving as I fitted it perfectly to a thinner gate( 28 mm thick), only having to cut down the securing screws length to suit, unfortunately after already making spacer plates that were not required. My only issue is, and it is only because I felt the description was deceiving , and should be made clear is. The code that you input has no specific input order. ie the code numbers can be inputted / pressed in any sequence to unlock(no double digits). So as long as you press all your coded buttons and none of the non code buttons it will unlock. So if the code buttons eventually show signs of wear, or show clean, versus dirty, someone could get the code. It is something to consider pre purchase. Hence loosing a rating star. Apart from that , all in all we are very happy with the Borg lock. Thanks Jim and staff
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