Borg BL4401KMGPROECP Lever Keypad Only - Easicode Pro - Marine Grade Pro - Black
At A Glance
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The Borg BL4401KMGPROECP Lever Keypad Only is the outside keypad and lever from Borg's BL4401 Marine Grade Pro gate lock, sold on its own as a replacement keypad and lever only. It suits the Borg BL4400 series gate locks - the BL4401MGPROECP it matches, the BL4441MGPROECP back-to-back and the BL4409MGPROECP slam latch - with the full list under Compatible Borg Gate Locks.
Like every lock in our mechanical digital range, it needs no batteries, wiring or app. It has Easicode Pro on-gate code change, so you change the code with the keypad still on the gate using the supplied change key (what ECP means), and its black Marine Grade Pro (MG Pro) coating is salt spray tested to 1,000 hours (what MG Pro means).
Usually ships same day if ordered before 11am AEST (excludes weekends and Queensland public holidays).
This listing is the outside keypad and lever only. A working gate lock also needs the inside handle, latch, strike plate and spindle, which come with the complete Borg BL4401MGPROECP gate lock - order that instead if there is no Borg lock on the gate yet.
With Easicode Pro (ECP) the keypad stays on the gate: enter the current code, hold the supplied code change key in the star button, clear the old code and set the new one - step by step in the FAQ below and in our Easicode Pro walkthrough. The optional disabling plug stops anyone re-coding the keypad once your code is set, which suits a shared or managed gate. See how the Borg on-gate change works and the code change methods compared.
The keypad has Borg's black Marine Grade Pro (MG Pro) external coating over 316 stainless steel internals, and the coating is salt spray tested to 1,000 hours. That figure is a laboratory result - the part sits in a continuous salt fog in a test cabinet - not a promise of years of coastal service, so keep up the servicing in the Borg servicing guide (PDF). See salt spray hours compared, where Marine Grade Pro is worth it and our honest corrosion comparison.
The keypad works entirely mechanically: no batteries, no wiring and no app, so there is nothing to go flat on an exposed gate. How a mechanical digital lock works.
Borg designs the BL4400 series as a medium duty lock for timber gates, doors and sheds.
For heavy duty, consider the Lockwood 3572DX, Borg BL7701 or Carbine CDL7200LL - and read what heavy duty actually means.
Access Methods
New to mechanical keypads? See how the codes actually work.
Key Features
- Keypad and lever only - the outside unit of the Borg BL4401 Easicode Pro gate lock, for a compatible BL4400 series lock already on the gate.
- Easicode Pro (ECP) on-gate code change with the supplied code change key - no need to take the lock off (how it works).
- Optional code change disabling plug to stop the keypad being re-coded once your code is set.
- Free-turning lever - it only drives the latch once the correct code is entered.
- Black Marine Grade Pro (MG Pro) external coating, salt spray tested to 1,000 hours, over 316 stainless steel internals - Borg MG Pro compared.
- Fully mechanical - no batteries, no wiring and no app.
- Over 4,000 code combinations.
- 14 buttons: 12 coded buttons, a clear (C) button and a code change (star) button.
- Cast housing with stainless steel buttons.
- Reversible on site for left or right hand gates (how to check handing).
- M4 stainless steel fixings to suit gates up to 85mm thick (measuring door thickness).
What's In The Box
- 1 x BL4401 Easicode Pro outside keypad and lever, black Marine Grade Pro
- 1 x rubber gasket
- 1 x Easicode Pro code change key
- 1 x code change disabling plug (fitting it is optional)
- M4 stainless steel fixing screws
Inside handle, latch, strike plate and spindle - these come with the complete Borg BL4401MGPROECP gate lock. A spare Easicode Pro change key and rubber gaskets are sold separately.
Suitable Uses
- Replacing a worn, damaged or weathered outside keypad on a Borg BL4401MGPROECP, BL4441MGPROECP or BL4409MGPROECP gate lock - the inside handle, latch and strike stay on the gate.
- Timber gates, doors and sheds, inside or out - see why mechanical digital locks suit gates and Chapter 16 on gate keypad locks.
- Coastal and waterfront gates exposed to salt air - browse locks for external gates exposed to rain and read where Marine Grade Pro is worth it.
- Shared and managed gates where the code changes between tenants or contractors - Easicode Pro makes that an on-gate job (why on-gate code change matters).
Available Finish Options
Black - Marine Grade Pro
(This Product)
STK BL4401KMGPROECP
Finish selection does not affect functionality, compliance, or performance. This keypad is made in one finish only: black Marine Grade Pro.
Compatible Borg Gate Locks
The BL4401KMGPROECP is the outside keypad for Borg's BL4400 series gate locks. Check the model on the lock you have, and ask us if it is not listed or you are not sure.
Borg Marine Grade Pro Keypad-Only Family
All three are black Marine Grade Pro keypad-only units. If you expect to change the code even once a year, stay with Easicode Pro - the On The Bench change is a fiddly job with the lock off the gate (the bench method, do you always need ECP?). Borg rates the standard BL4400 keypad at over 8,000 combinations and this Easicode Pro keypad at over 4,000.
Accessories and Spares
The change key is the one spare worth keeping on hand - every on-gate code change needs it. The Lockwood conversion kits and plates are sold as suiting Borg 2000 and 4000 Series keypads; this is a 4400 series lever gate keypad, so check with us that your kit suits it before you order (the retrofit ecosystem explained).
More plates and kits: scar and adaptor plates.
Full Specifications
Keypad Dimensions
Frequently Asked Questions
It is made for the Borg BL4400 series. It matches the BL4401MGPROECP and suits the BL4441MGPROECP back-to-back and the BL4409MGPROECP slam latch. The BL4401MGPRO is the same lock with an On The Bench keypad - its matching spare is the BL4401KMGPRO, so ask us before fitting this Easicode Pro keypad to it. Borg says the BL4400 keypad shares the BL2600 series footprint, but fit to the BL2601MGPRO knob lock is not confirmed. Check the model on your lock and ask us if in doubt - the full list is in the compatibility table.
The keypad body is 142mm high and 41mm wide. Measured from the gate surface, the keypad face sits 21mm out and the outside of the lever 46mm, and the lever is 75mm long from the spindle centre to its end. Check those figures if the gate swings close to a wall or post - Borg's drawing is under Keypad Dimensions.
Do it with the gate open. Enter the current code, then push the code change key into the hole in the star button and hold it in. Press C to clear the old code, enter your new code and press C again to set it, then release the key. Test the new code with the gate still open - we recommend five times (here is why). The full walkthrough is in our Easicode Pro guide and the Borg code change instructions (PDF).
A forgotten code can be read from the keypad itself: take the lock off the gate, turn the keypad over and press C, then look through the 12 portholes on the back - a red line near the centre marks a coded button, a blue line an uncoded one. Refit the lock, and change the code on the gate if you want a new one. Every code change needs the change key, so if yours goes missing order a spare BL2000ECPCK (lost the Easicode Pro change key?), and never force it (here is why).
It is built for it: the black Marine Grade Pro coating is salt spray tested to 1,000 hours, over 316 stainless steel internals. That is a laboratory cabinet figure rather than a guaranteed life on your gate, so follow the Borg servicing guide (PDF) - a light clean every month and a fuller service once a year. See salt spray hours compared and how Borg, Lockwood and Carbine compare on corrosion.
Choose this Easicode Pro keypad if you will ever change the code - even once a year. The BL4401KMGPRO uses the On The Bench method: the lock comes off the gate and the code is reset by hand, which is a fiddly job. Borg rates the standard BL4400 keypad at over 8,000 combinations and this one at over 4,000. Match the keypad to your lock's code change method too - see do you always need ECP? and the code change methods compared.
Additional Information
- Keypad only, by design: replacing just the outside unit keeps the inside handle, latch and strike already on the gate - the approach we explain in the retrofit ecosystem and why spare parts matter. Starting from scratch? Buy the complete BL4401MGPROECP - one of the mechanical digital locks we trust.
- Keep the change key safe: store it away from the gate, and keep a spare BL2000ECPCK if more than one person manages the code. The optional disabling plug is for gates where nobody should re-code the keypad once it is set.
- Test before you close the gate: after any code change, keep the gate open and try the new code five times before you rely on it.
- Service it on a schedule: the Borg servicing guide (PDF) covers a light monthly clean and a yearly service with the lock off the gate - worth diarising on a coastal or exposed gate.
- Reading Borg item codes: the codes carry the key facts - MG Pro for the marine grade coating and ECP for Easicode Pro - and Chapter 16 decodes the naming, with MG Pro ECP explained for the pair together.
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. Proof of purchase required for all claims.
Download PDF Resources
Borg's one-page sheet for the BL4401 Easicode Pro gate lock this keypad comes from - features, specification and dimensioned drawings of the keypad, inside handle and 60mm latch.
The on-gate Easicode Pro code change steps and how to read a lost code from the keypad. The sheet is headed BL2000, with Borg's note that the same method applies to the BL4000 ECP series.
The BL4400 gate lock series this keypad belongs to - BL4401, BL4402, BL4440 and BL4409 - with features, finish and dimensioned drawings.
A one-page drilling template with 60mm and 130mm hole-centre options, for fitting a BL4400 series lock to a new gate. The sheet itself carries no model number, so check it against your lock before drilling.
Borg's maintenance guide for its pushbutton keypad locks - a light clean every month and a yearly service with the lock off the door.
What's In The Box - Borg BL4401KMGPROECP Lever Keypad Only
- 1 x BL4401 Easicode Pro outside keypad and lever, black Marine Grade Pro
- 1 x rubber gasket
- 1 x Easicode Pro code change key
- 1 x code change disabling plug (fitting it is optional)
- M4 stainless steel fixing screws
Inside handle, latch, strike plate and spindle - these come with the complete Borg BL4401MGPROECP gate lock. A spare Easicode Pro change key and rubber gaskets are sold separately.
Borg BL4401KMGPROECP Keypad - Real Installations
These are complete Borg BL4401MGPROECP gate locks fitted by Terry's - the outside keypad in each photo is this BL4401KMGPROECP. This listing is the keypad and lever only.
Borg BL4401KMGPROECP Keypad - Dimensions
Borg BL4401KMGPROECP Keypad - Product Brochures
PDF Files - Borg BL4401KMGPROECP Lever Keypad Only
Borg's one-page sheet for the BL4401 Easicode Pro gate lock this keypad comes from - features, specification and dimensioned drawings of the keypad, inside handle and 60mm latch.
The on-gate Easicode Pro code change steps and how to read a lost code from the keypad. The sheet is headed BL2000, with Borg's note that the same method applies to the BL4000 ECP series.
The BL4400 gate lock series this keypad belongs to - BL4401, BL4402, BL4440 and BL4409 - with features, finish and dimensioned drawings.
A one-page drilling template with 60mm and 130mm hole-centre options, for fitting a BL4400 series lock to a new gate. The sheet itself carries no model number, so check it against your lock before drilling.
Borg's maintenance guide for its pushbutton keypad locks - a light clean every month and a yearly service with the lock off the door.
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
- 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.
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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