Borg BL2201SCECP Mechanical Digital Lock - Knob Keypad - Satin Chrome - Easicode Pro - Holdback
At A Glance
At A Glance
DISPATCHSame Day Before 11am
PIN CodeThe Borg BL2201SCECP is a light duty fully mechanical digital lock with a knob keypad on the outside and an inside paddle handle with holdback. Easicode Pro (ECP) lets you change the PIN while the lock stays installed on the door - no removal, no lock case to pull apart. Finished in satin chrome and cycle tested to 50,000 operations, it is the entry-level Easicode Pro model in Borg's BL2000 knob keypad range.
Single-sided: the outside knob is clutched and needs a PIN to turn; the inside paddle handle is always free, so anyone inside can walk straight out without entering a code. The holdback facility lets you retract the latch and hold it open for free passage during busy periods, and the holdback device itself can be permanently removed if you never need it. Suitable for light duty internal and sheltered external timber and composite doors.
Fully mechanical - no batteries, no wiring, nothing to charge or replace. See our MG Pro and Easicode Pro explained guide if you are comparing Borg's naming across the range, or browse the wider Digital Mechanical Locks category for other pushbutton options.
Estimated Dispatch
Usually ships same day if ordered before 11am AEST (excludes Queensland public holidays).
Usually ships same day if ordered before 11am AEST (excludes Queensland public holidays).
Easicode Pro - On-Door Code Change
Change the PIN in seconds while the lock is still fitted to the door. Insert the code change key into the star button, press and hold, press C to clear, enter the new code, confirm, then release - no lock removal required. A code change deactivation plug is included to stop unauthorised code changes. See the full step-by-step Easicode Pro walkthrough for the complete procedure and video.
Change the PIN in seconds while the lock is still fitted to the door. Insert the code change key into the star button, press and hold, press C to clear, enter the new code, confirm, then release - no lock removal required. A code change deactivation plug is included to stop unauthorised code changes. See the full step-by-step Easicode Pro walkthrough for the complete procedure and video.
No Key Override
This model has no mechanical key override - the code pad is the only way in from outside. If you want a physical backup key as well as the keypad, the Borg BL2701 ECP range is the same Easicode Pro platform with a built-in key override.
This model has no mechanical key override - the code pad is the only way in from outside. If you want a physical backup key as well as the keypad, the Borg BL2701 ECP range is the same Easicode Pro platform with a built-in key override.
Holdback Facility
Enter the code, turn the knob, then engage the holdback to keep the latch retracted for free passage without entering a code every time. Release it any time by operating the inside paddle. The holdback device can also be permanently removed if you never want free passage. Not sure whether passage or holdback mode suits your gate or door - see Passage Mode vs Holdback Mode, including the fire-door and pool-gate rules.
Enter the code, turn the knob, then engage the holdback to keep the latch retracted for free passage without entering a code every time. Release it any time by operating the inside paddle. The holdback device can also be permanently removed if you never want free passage. Not sure whether passage or holdback mode suits your gate or door - see Passage Mode vs Holdback Mode, including the fire-door and pool-gate rules.
Light Duty - Not Suitable for High Traffic
The BL2201SCECP is the light duty Easicode Pro model in the BL2000 knob keypad range, cycle tested to 50,000 operations - suited to low-frequency internal applications such as offices, storage rooms and amenities. For medium duty with a higher cycle rating, see the BL2501SSECP (100,000 cycles, satin stainless). For genuinely heavy duty commercial doors, see Lockwood 3572DX, Borg BL7701 or Carbine CDL7100SC-HD.
The BL2201SCECP is the light duty Easicode Pro model in the BL2000 knob keypad range, cycle tested to 50,000 operations - suited to low-frequency internal applications such as offices, storage rooms and amenities. For medium duty with a higher cycle rating, see the BL2501SSECP (100,000 cycles, satin stainless). For genuinely heavy duty commercial doors, see Lockwood 3572DX, Borg BL7701 or Carbine CDL7100SC-HD.
Installing on a narrow aluminium gate frame?
This lock ships with a standard 60mm backset tubular latch. If you are mounting it on an external gate with a narrow aluminium frame - commonly 50mm x 50mm or similar - the standard latch will not fit.
Borg makes a shorter 28mm backset latch specifically for this situation: BLS272000LH (Left Hand) and BLS272000RH (Right Hand). Measure your gate post before ordering - see Gate Post Too Narrow for a 60mm Latch? for how to measure and which Borg locks suit narrow stiles.
Key Features
- Easicode Pro (ECP) on-door code change via the star button - no lock removal required.
- Inside paddle handle always free - immediate inside egress, no code needed.
- Holdback facility - latch can be held retracted for free passage; permanently removable if not required.
- Light duty - 50,000 cycle rating; suited to low-frequency internal applications.
- Satin chrome finish.
- Fully mechanical - no batteries, no wiring, no power source of any kind.
- 60mm anti-thrust stainless steel tubular latch.
- Suitable for timber and composite doors, internally and sheltered externally.
- Reversible on site for left or right hand doors.
- Code change deactivation plug included, to lock out unauthorised on-door code changes.
Access Methods
What's in the Box
Borg BL2201SCECP
- Outside knob keypad assembly (satin chrome)
- Inside paddle handle with holdback (satin chrome)
- 60mm anti-thrust stainless steel tubular latch
- Strike plate and fixing screws
- Spindle
- Easicode Pro code change key
- Code change deactivation plug
- Fixings and installation hardware
Suitable Uses
- Internal offices, storage rooms, amenity doors and light commercial applications with low-frequency access.
- Sheltered external doors where occasional keyless entry with on-door code management is the specification.
- Applications needing holdback for free passage during low-traffic periods.
- Light duty timber and composite door installations specified in satin chrome.
- Residential settings wanting a simple, low-cost ECP knob keypad with holdback and no key to manage. Browse the wider Digital Mechanical Locks range for other pushbutton options.
Available Finish Options
Satin Chrome
(This Product)
STK BL2201SCECP
This model is only available in satin chrome. For polished brass, see the tumbler-code-change BL2001PB below.
Borg BL2000 Series Knob Keypad - Product Family
All models are fully mechanical with no batteries and a knob keypad on the outside. All are single-sided, with the inside handle always free to operate. Looking for a lever handle instead? See the BL2401SCECP, the lever-handle equivalent on the same Easicode Pro platform.
ECP = Easicode Pro on-door code change. Tumbler models require lock removal to change code - see the bench code-change method. BL2001SC, BL2001PB and BL2600SC links carried from this product's own confirmed page content; not yet independently re-verified.
Accessories and Spares
Full Specifications
Dimensions
Outside - knob keypad dimensional drawing
Inside - paddle handle with holdback dimensional drawing
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between BL2201SCECP and BL2501SSECP?
Both are ECP on-door code change knob keypads with holdback. The BL2201SCECP is light duty - cycle tested to 50,000 operations - in satin chrome. The BL2501SSECP is from the Codestar range - medium duty, cycle tested to 100,000 operations - in satin stainless. Pick BL2201SCECP for light duty internal residential and small office use; pick BL2501SSECP where a higher duty rating or a satin stainless finish is needed.
Both are ECP on-door code change knob keypads with holdback. The BL2201SCECP is light duty - cycle tested to 50,000 operations - in satin chrome. The BL2501SSECP is from the Codestar range - medium duty, cycle tested to 100,000 operations - in satin stainless. Pick BL2201SCECP for light duty internal residential and small office use; pick BL2501SSECP where a higher duty rating or a satin stainless finish is needed.
What is the difference between BL2201SCECP and BL2200SC?
Both are 60mm, satin chrome, holdback, light duty knob keypads. The BL2201SCECP has Easicode Pro on-door code change - no removal needed. The BL2200SC uses the traditional tumbler system, changed at the bench. Pick BL2201SCECP where you will change codes on the door yourself; pick BL2200SC where the code is rarely changed.
Both are 60mm, satin chrome, holdback, light duty knob keypads. The BL2201SCECP has Easicode Pro on-door code change - no removal needed. The BL2200SC uses the traditional tumbler system, changed at the bench. Pick BL2201SCECP where you will change codes on the door yourself; pick BL2200SC where the code is rarely changed.
Is there a key override if I forget the code?
No - this model has no mechanical key override, so the keypad is the only way in from outside. If you want a physical backup key as well as the keypad, look at the Borg BL2701 ECP range, which shares this platform but adds a built-in key override.
No - this model has no mechanical key override, so the keypad is the only way in from outside. If you want a physical backup key as well as the keypad, look at the Borg BL2701 ECP range, which shares this platform but adds a built-in key override.
How do I change the PIN code with Easicode Pro?
With the door open, enter the current code. Insert the code change key into the star button and press and hold it fully. Press C to clear, enter the new code digits, then press them all again to confirm. Release and remove the key, then test the new code at least five times before closing the door. The code is non-sequential, so buttons can be pressed in any order. See the full Easicode Pro code change walkthrough for the video demonstration.
With the door open, enter the current code. Insert the code change key into the star button and press and hold it fully. Press C to clear, enter the new code digits, then press them all again to confirm. Release and remove the key, then test the new code at least five times before closing the door. The code is non-sequential, so buttons can be pressed in any order. See the full Easicode Pro code change walkthrough for the video demonstration.
How do I use and remove the holdback?
To engage holdback: enter the code, operate the knob to retract the latch, then engage the holdback device on the inside paddle. To release it: operate the inside paddle. To remove it permanently: the holdback device can be taken off the inside paddle handle at any time without affecting normal lock operation. Read Passage Mode vs Holdback Mode before engaging holdback on a pool gate or a fire door exit path - there are compliance rules either way.
To engage holdback: enter the code, operate the knob to retract the latch, then engage the holdback device on the inside paddle. To release it: operate the inside paddle. To remove it permanently: the holdback device can be taken off the inside paddle handle at any time without affecting normal lock operation. Read Passage Mode vs Holdback Mode before engaging holdback on a pool gate or a fire door exit path - there are compliance rules either way.
Additional Information
ECP Code Change Method - Star Button
The BL2000 ECP series uses the star button to initiate a code change - different from the BL5000 ECP series, which uses the Phi button. Always test the new code at least five times before closing the door, and fit the deactivation plug afterwards if you want to lock out further on-door changes.
The BL2000 ECP series uses the star button to initiate a code change - different from the BL5000 ECP series, which uses the Phi button. Always test the new code at least five times before closing the door, and fit the deactivation plug afterwards if you want to lock out further on-door changes.
Cycle Rating and Application Selection
The 50,000 cycle rating suits doors used a few times a day - a domestic or small office door used 10 to 20 times daily reaches 50,000 cycles in roughly 7 to 14 years. For doors with heavier daily use, the BL2501SSECP (100,000 cycles) or a lever-handle model gives a longer service life between overhauls.
The 50,000 cycle rating suits doors used a few times a day - a domestic or small office door used 10 to 20 times daily reaches 50,000 cycles in roughly 7 to 14 years. For doors with heavier daily use, the BL2501SSECP (100,000 cycles) or a lever-handle model gives a longer service life between overhauls.
Choosing Between a Knob and a Lever Handle
This is the knob-keypad member of the family - the outside knob turns once the code is entered. If you would prefer a lever handle on the same Easicode Pro platform, satin chrome and 60mm backset, the BL2401SCECP is the direct lever-handle equivalent - same code change method, same holdback function, same duty class.
This is the knob-keypad member of the family - the outside knob turns once the code is entered. If you would prefer a lever handle on the same Easicode Pro platform, satin chrome and 60mm backset, the BL2401SCECP is the direct lever-handle equivalent - same code change method, same holdback function, same duty class.
Fitting a Thicker Door
Standard fixings suit doors up to 60mm thick. For doors up to 85mm, order the optional XL fixing kit alongside the lock.
Standard fixings suit doors up to 60mm thick. For doors up to 85mm, order the optional XL fixing kit alongside the lock.
Spare Parts if Something Wears Out
A worn or damaged outside keypad can be replaced on its own with the BL2201KSCECP keypad-only unit, and the 60mm tubular latch is available separately as BLS216. See the full Accessories and Spares table above for the complete list, including the change key and spindle kit.
A worn or damaged outside keypad can be replaced on its own with the BL2201KSCECP keypad-only unit, and the 60mm tubular latch is available separately as BLS216. See the full Accessories and Spares table above for the complete list, including the change key and spindle kit.
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 from misuse, vandalism or improper installation. Do not dismantle the lock - doing so voids 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 from misuse, vandalism or improper installation. Do not dismantle the lock - doing so voids the warranty.
Purchased through Terry's Locksmiths? Contact Terry's Locksmiths first - we will manage your warranty claim on your behalf. This warranty operates alongside your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Download PDF Resources
Borg BL2000 Series ECP Product Brochure (PDF)
BL2201 ECP overview, series options, technical information table and dimensioned keypad and inside handle drawings.
BL2201 ECP overview, series options, technical information table and dimensioned keypad and inside handle drawings.
Borg BL2000 ECP Easicode Pro Instructions V4 (PDF)
On-door code change steps and spindle fitting and positioning guidance, applicable to all 2000 ECP models.
On-door code change steps and spindle fitting and positioning guidance, applicable to all 2000 ECP models.
Borg Lock Servicing Guide (PDF)
General maintenance and servicing guide covering Borg's mechanical pushbutton keypad mechanism.
General maintenance and servicing guide covering Borg's mechanical pushbutton keypad mechanism.
Borg BL2201SCECP - FAQ, Setup and Owner's Guide
Everything below is specific to the BL2201SCECP. For the wider mechanical digital lock category, see our Mechanical Digital Locks Buyer's Guide chapter and the Changing Codes on Mechanical Digital Locks guide.
Access and Credentials
How many people can use one code?
As many as you like - the BL2201SCECP stores a single shared PIN code, so everyone with access uses the same code. There is no per-user code capacity on this model. If separate user codes matter to you, a smart lock with an app is a better fit than any mechanical digital keypad.
As many as you like - the BL2201SCECP stores a single shared PIN code, so everyone with access uses the same code. There is no per-user code capacity on this model. If separate user codes matter to you, a smart lock with an app is a better fit than any mechanical digital keypad.
What happens if everyone forgets the code?
With no key override, a forgotten code on this model means calling a locksmith - there is no backup key to fall back on. If that risk worries you, the Borg BL2701 ECP range is otherwise identical but adds a built-in key override.
With no key override, a forgotten code on this model means calling a locksmith - there is no backup key to fall back on. If that risk worries you, the Borg BL2701 ECP range is otherwise identical but adds a built-in key override.
Can someone break in by forcing the knob?
The outside knob is clutched - it spins freely against the mechanism until the correct code is entered, so applying force to the knob alone will not operate the latch. The overall security of the door still depends on correct installation, a sound door frame and a compatible strike.
The outside knob is clutched - it spins freely against the mechanism until the correct code is entered, so applying force to the knob alone will not operate the latch. The overall security of the door still depends on correct installation, a sound door frame and a compatible strike.
Code Change
Do I need any tools to change the code?
Just the Easicode Pro code change key supplied in the box - no screwdrivers, no removing the lock from the door. See the full Borg Easicode Pro walkthrough for the six-step method and video.
Just the Easicode Pro code change key supplied in the box - no screwdrivers, no removing the lock from the door. See the full Borg Easicode Pro walkthrough for the six-step method and video.
What does the deactivation plug do?
Fit the deactivation plug into the star button opening once you are happy with your code, and on-door code changes are locked out entirely - useful on a shared door where you do not want tenants or staff able to reset the code themselves.
Fit the deactivation plug into the star button opening once you are happy with your code, and on-door code changes are locked out entirely - useful on a shared door where you do not want tenants or staff able to reset the code themselves.
Is the code change method the same across all Borg locks?
No - Easicode Pro (star button, on-door) only applies to ECP-suffixed models like this one. Standard Borg tumbler models change code at the bench with the lock removed. See MG Pro and ECP Explained to understand Borg's naming, and Changing Codes on Mechanical Digital Locks for every brand and method side by side.
No - Easicode Pro (star button, on-door) only applies to ECP-suffixed models like this one. Standard Borg tumbler models change code at the bench with the lock removed. See MG Pro and ECP Explained to understand Borg's naming, and Changing Codes on Mechanical Digital Locks for every brand and method side by side.
Holdback and Passage
Can I engage holdback on a fire door or an emergency exit?
No - holdback should never be engaged on a fire door or a required emergency exit path, because it defeats the self-latching function the door relies on for compliance. See the hard exclusion explained in Passage Mode vs Holdback Mode.
No - holdback should never be engaged on a fire door or a required emergency exit path, because it defeats the self-latching function the door relies on for compliance. See the hard exclusion explained in Passage Mode vs Holdback Mode.
Can I use holdback on a pool gate?
Handle this carefully - a self-latching pool gate generally must not be propped open with holdback while the pool is in use. See the pool gate holdback rule and the wider pool barrier treatment before fitting any Borg lock to a pool gate.
Handle this carefully - a self-latching pool gate generally must not be propped open with holdback while the pool is in use. See the pool gate holdback rule and the wider pool barrier treatment before fitting any Borg lock to a pool gate.
Do I have to use holdback, or can I remove it?
Holdback is entirely optional. The holdback device can be permanently removed from the inside paddle handle - the lock still operates normally with the code required to enter and the inside paddle always free to exit.
Holdback is entirely optional. The holdback device can be permanently removed from the inside paddle handle - the lock still operates normally with the code required to enter and the inside paddle always free to exit.
Installation and Fit
Will this fit a standard internal door?
Yes - standard fixings suit doors up to 60mm thick, which covers the great majority of internal residential and light commercial doors. For a thicker door, up to 85mm, order the optional XL fixing kit alongside the lock.
Yes - standard fixings suit doors up to 60mm thick, which covers the great majority of internal residential and light commercial doors. For a thicker door, up to 85mm, order the optional XL fixing kit alongside the lock.
Will the standard latch fit a narrow aluminium gate frame?
No - the 60mm backset latch supplied is too long for a typical narrow aluminium gate stile. Order the 28mm backset BLS272000LH or BLS272000RH instead, and see Gate Post Too Narrow for a 60mm Latch? for how to measure your gate post first.
No - the 60mm backset latch supplied is too long for a typical narrow aluminium gate stile. Order the 28mm backset BLS272000LH or BLS272000RH instead, and see Gate Post Too Narrow for a 60mm Latch? for how to measure your gate post first.
Do I need to order left or right handed?
No - this model is reversible on site, so a single item code covers both left and right hung doors. Follow the reversal steps in the instructions before final fitting.
No - this model is reversible on site, so a single item code covers both left and right hung doors. Follow the reversal steps in the instructions before final fitting.
Suitability
Can I fit this on a fully exposed external door?
It is rated for internal and sheltered external use only, not full weather exposure. For coastal or fully exposed applications, choose the marine grade BL2601MGPROECP instead, which is salt-spray tested to 1,000 hours.
It is rated for internal and sheltered external use only, not full weather exposure. For coastal or fully exposed applications, choose the marine grade BL2601MGPROECP instead, which is salt-spray tested to 1,000 hours.
Is this suitable for a shopfront or high-traffic commercial door?
No - at 50,000 cycles this is a light duty lock, not built for constant high-traffic use. For medium duty, step up to the BL2501SSECP; for genuinely heavy commercial doors, see Lockwood 3572DX, Borg BL7701 or Carbine CDL7100SC-HD.
No - at 50,000 cycles this is a light duty lock, not built for constant high-traffic use. For medium duty, step up to the BL2501SSECP; for genuinely heavy commercial doors, see Lockwood 3572DX, Borg BL7701 or Carbine CDL7100SC-HD.
Spares and Troubleshooting
I have lost my Easicode Pro change key - what now?
Order a replacement BL2000ECPCK change key - you cannot change the code without it, but the lock keeps operating normally on the current code in the meantime. See lost change key options for more detail.
Order a replacement BL2000ECPCK change key - you cannot change the code without it, but the lock keeps operating normally on the current code in the meantime. See lost change key options for more detail.
Can I replace just the keypad without replacing the whole lock?
Yes - the BL2201KSCECP keypad-only unit is the direct replacement for a worn or damaged outside keypad on this exact model.
Yes - the BL2201KSCECP keypad-only unit is the direct replacement for a worn or damaged outside keypad on this exact model.
Related Products, Guides and Chapters
- Borg BL2501SSECP - medium duty, satin stainless sibling
- Borg BL2401SCECP - lever handle equivalent, same platform
- Borg BL2701SCECP - same platform with key override
- Borg BL2701MGPRO - marine grade, key override
- Borg BL2702SCECP - narrow-stile, key override
- Borg BL2901SCECP - anti-ligature ECP sibling
- Mechanical Digital Locks - Buyer's Guide Chapter 16
- Changing Codes on Mechanical Digital Locks
- MG Pro and ECP Explained
- Passage Mode vs Holdback Mode
- Gate Post Too Narrow for a 60mm Latch?
What's In The Box - Borg BL2201SCECP
- Outside knob keypad assembly (satin chrome)
- Inside paddle handle with holdback (satin chrome)
- 60mm anti-thrust stainless steel tubular latch
- Strike plate and fixing screws
- Spindle
- Easicode Pro code change key
- Code change deactivation plug
- Fixings and installation hardware
Borg BL2201SCECP - Dimensions
Outside - knob keypad dimensional drawing
Inside - paddle handle with holdback dimensional drawing
Borg BL2000 Series ECP - Product Brochure
Page 1 - BL2000 ECP range overview and Easicode Pro features
Page 2 - Technical specifications, dimensions and item code variants
PDF Files - BL2201SCECP
Borg BL2000 Series ECP Product Brochure (PDF)
BL2201 ECP overview, series options, technical information table and dimensioned keypad and inside handle drawings.
BL2201 ECP overview, series options, technical information table and dimensioned keypad and inside handle drawings.
Borg BL2000 ECP Easicode Pro Instructions V4 (PDF)
On-door code change steps and spindle fitting and positioning guidance, applicable to all 2000 ECP models.
On-door code change steps and spindle fitting and positioning guidance, applicable to all 2000 ECP models.
Borg Lock Servicing Guide (PDF)
General maintenance and servicing guide covering Borg's mechanical pushbutton keypad mechanism.
General maintenance and servicing guide covering Borg's mechanical pushbutton keypad mechanism.
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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