Borg BL2615MGPROECP Marine Grade Pro Mechanical Digital Gate Lock - Horizontal Rim Deadbolt - Black
At A Glance
At A Glance
DISPATCHSame Day Before 11am
PIN CodeThe Borg BL2615MGPROECP (BL2615 MG Pro ECP) is a fully mechanical Marine Grade Pro digital gate lock with a horizontal rim deadbolt. Unlike tubular latches or gate slam latches that mount into the door edge or face, the BL2615 bolts horizontally into a strike fixed to the gate post. This makes it the correct lock for applications where vertical height on the gate frame is limited, where a rim-mounted horizontal bolt is specified, or where a strong mechanical deadbolt is preferred over a spring latch for external gate security.
Operating logic: enter the code on the keypad to retract the bolt and open the gate. To lock from inside, rotate the internal knob to throw the bolt. The bolt remains thrown until the correct code is entered again from outside. There is no spring latch mechanism - the gate stays locked until deliberately opened. For gates that must latch themselves on closing, this is not the correct product - see the BL3430 MG Pro ECP or BL3400 MG Pro ECP, which include spring latches. A bolt-format lock like this one is never suitable for a pool barrier gate.
The BL2615MGPROECP is non-handed - two interchangeable faceplates are supplied, making it suitable for left or right hand gates. Marine Grade Pro construction with 316 stainless steel internal components and MG Pro 2 black coating delivers 1,000 hours of continuous salt spray resistance. ISPS compliant for marine and port facility applications. Fully mechanical - no batteries, no wiring. Cycle tested to 100,000 operations - significantly more than the BL2606 or BL2506 hook bolt range. For more on the MG Pro 2 designation see MG Pro and ECP Explained.
Estimated Dispatch
Usually ships same day if ordered before 11am AEST (excludes weekends and Queensland public holidays).
Usually ships same day if ordered before 11am AEST (excludes weekends and Queensland public holidays).
Horizontal Rim Deadbolt - Not a Latch
The BL2615 uses a stainless steel laminated horizontal deadbolt with a 40mm throw. The bolt travels laterally into a rim or mortice strike on the gate post - not into the door edge. Both a rim strike and a mortice strike are supplied. The strike has an oversized vertical cutout to allow for gate movement and flex without disengaging the bolt. This is a deadbolt - the gate remains secured until the code is entered; there is no spring-return auto-latch function. For the latch-vs-bolt comparison see Latch vs Bolt - When to Choose a Bolt.
The BL2615 uses a stainless steel laminated horizontal deadbolt with a 40mm throw. The bolt travels laterally into a rim or mortice strike on the gate post - not into the door edge. Both a rim strike and a mortice strike are supplied. The strike has an oversized vertical cutout to allow for gate movement and flex without disengaging the bolt. This is a deadbolt - the gate remains secured until the code is entered; there is no spring-return auto-latch function. For the latch-vs-bolt comparison see Latch vs Bolt - When to Choose a Bolt.
Marine Grade Pro 2 - 316 Stainless Steel - 1,000 Hour Salt Spray Tested - ISPS Compliant
316 stainless steel internal components with MG Pro 2 black marine external coating. Tested to 1,000 continuous hours of salt spray. ISPS (International Ship and Port Security) compliant. Suitable for marinas, ports, marine facilities, coastal, beachside, and waterfront gate applications. See MG Pro and ECP Explained - Salt Spray.
316 stainless steel internal components with MG Pro 2 black marine external coating. Tested to 1,000 continuous hours of salt spray. ISPS (International Ship and Port Security) compliant. Suitable for marinas, ports, marine facilities, coastal, beachside, and waterfront gate applications. See MG Pro and ECP Explained - Salt Spray.
Corrosion Resistance Warranted - 12 Months
Borg warrants corrosion resistance for 12 months from date of sale under normal use conditions. Correct maintenance is required for the warranty to apply - see the maintenance routine in Additional Information below.
Borg warrants corrosion resistance for 12 months from date of sale under normal use conditions. Correct maintenance is required for the warranty to apply - see the maintenance routine in Additional Information below.
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 required. An optional code change deactivation plug is included to prevent unauthorised code changes once set. Full procedure at Changing Codes - Borg ECP.
The PIN code can be changed while the lock is fitted using the included code change key. No lock removal required. An optional code change deactivation plug is included to prevent unauthorised code changes once set. Full procedure at Changing Codes - 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. See What Is a Mechanical Digital Lock?
Entirely mechanical. No power source, no wiring, and no battery maintenance at any point in the product's lifetime. See What Is a Mechanical Digital Lock?
Gate Does Not Auto-Latch on Close - Deadbolt Must Be Thrown Manually
The BL2615 is a deadbolt, not a spring latch. Closing the gate does not lock it - someone must actively turn the inside knob to throw the bolt. If the gate must latch itself on closing, this lock is not the correct product. For self-latching gate locks see Self-Latching Gate Locks, or consider the BL3430 MG Pro ECP. A bolt-format lock like this one is never suitable for a pool barrier gate: the barrier job belongs to a compliant self-closing, self-latching gate latch (such as a MagnaLatch), with any lock providing access control on top of it - see our pool gate guide.
The BL2615 is a deadbolt, not a spring latch. Closing the gate does not lock it - someone must actively turn the inside knob to throw the bolt. If the gate must latch itself on closing, this lock is not the correct product. For self-latching gate locks see Self-Latching Gate Locks, or consider the BL3430 MG Pro ECP. A bolt-format lock like this one is never suitable for a pool barrier gate: the barrier job belongs to a compliant self-closing, self-latching gate latch (such as a MagnaLatch), with any lock providing access control on top of it - see our pool gate guide.
Designed for Light to Medium Use - External Gate and Marine Facility Applications
Cycle tested to 100,000 operations. Suitable for external gate and marine facility applications with regular servicing.
Cycle tested to 100,000 operations. Suitable for external gate and marine facility applications with regular servicing.
Not Suitable for Very High Traffic Commercial Use Without a Servicing Schedule
For very high cycle heavy-duty applications, consider the Lockwood DX Mortice, Borg BL7701 Heavy Duty, or Carbine CDL7100 Heavy Duty. See our guide on heavy duty commercial mechanical digital locks for the full comparison.
For very high cycle heavy-duty applications, consider the Lockwood DX Mortice, Borg BL7701 Heavy Duty, or Carbine CDL7100 Heavy Duty. See our guide on heavy duty commercial mechanical digital locks for the full comparison.
Single PIN Code Only
The BL2615MGPROECP accepts one active PIN code at a time. Multiple codes cannot be stored simultaneously. The code can be changed on the gate using Easicode Pro without removing the lock.
The BL2615MGPROECP accepts one active PIN code at a time. Multiple codes cannot be stored simultaneously. The code can be changed on the gate using Easicode Pro without removing the lock.
Key Features
- Horizontal rim deadbolt - stainless steel laminated bolt with 40mm throw; travels laterally into a gate post strike.
- Code to open from outside; turn inside knob to lock - deadbolt stays thrown until code is entered again from outside.
- Non-handed - two interchangeable faceplates supplied for left or right hand gate configuration.
- Easicode Pro (ECP) on-door code change - no lock removal required; code change deactivation plug included.
- Marine Grade Pro 2 (MG Pro 2) black external coating; 316 stainless steel internal components; chemically treated for extra strength.
- 1,000 hour continuous salt spray tested; ISPS compliant.
- Over 4,000 non-sequential code combinations.
- Fully mechanical - no batteries, no wiring, no power source.
- Cycle tested to 100,000 operations.
- Both rim strike and mortice strike supplied; oversized vertical cutout in strike for gate movement and flex.
- Suits gates and doors from 35mm to 85mm thick.
- All fixings and mounting hardware included.
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Access Methods
This is a mechanical digital lock: the outside keypad is the only way in. There is no app, fob, card or key override on this model.
What's in the Box
- Borg BL2615 MG Pro ECP outside keypad and knob assembly (black MG Pro 2)
- Inside knob assembly (black MG Pro 2)
- Horizontal stainless steel laminated deadbolt (40mm throw)
- Rim strike (oversized vertical cutout for gate movement)
- Mortice strike (oversized vertical cutout for gate movement)
- 2 x interchangeable faceplates (for left and right hand configuration)
- Easicode Pro code change key
- Code change deactivation plug (optional use)
- All fixing screws and mounting hardware
Suitable Uses
- External gate installations where a horizontal rim deadbolt is required or preferred over a spring latch - see Buyer's Guide Ch 16 - Gates.
- Gates where vertical height on the frame is limited and a horizontal mounting profile is the correct solution.
- Marine facilities, ports, marinas, and waterfront access gates requiring ISPS compliance.
- Coastal, beachside and waterfront gate applications where Marine Grade Pro corrosion resistance is the specification.
- Applications requiring a positive deadbolt mechanism - the gate stays locked until the code is entered; it will not auto-latch on close.
- Left or right hand gate configurations (non-handed; faceplate reversible on site).
- Browse all Digital Mechanical Locks.
Available Finish Options
Black (MG Pro 2)
(This Product)
STK BL2615MGPROECP
Finish selection does not affect functionality, compliance, or performance.
This is currently the only finish available for this model.
Rim Deadbolt Models - Which Suits Your Gate or Door?
The BL2615 is the gate-rated horizontal deadbolt in the range. The BL2605MGPRO is the marine grade rim deadbolt for hinged doors and gates, the BL2606MGPROECP is the marine grade hook bolt for sliding doors and gates, and the BL2005SC is the same rim deadbolt concept in satin chrome for internal doors - not for external or coastal use.
Full Specifications
Dimensions
Inside unit - deadbolt and knob dimensional drawing. 40mm bolt throw. Door thickness: 35-85mm.
Outside unit - keypad and knob dimensional drawing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from a normal gate lock or gate latch?
The BL2615 uses a horizontal rim deadbolt - the bolt travels laterally (horizontally) into a strike on the gate post, rather than vertically or into the door edge like a tubular latch. There is no spring-return latch function; closing the gate does not auto-latch it. This makes it suitable where a positive deadbolt mechanism is required, or where vertical height on the gate frame is too limited for a conventional gate lock. For the full latch-vs-bolt explanation see Latch vs Bolt Mechanical Digital Locks.
The BL2615 uses a horizontal rim deadbolt - the bolt travels laterally (horizontally) into a strike on the gate post, rather than vertically or into the door edge like a tubular latch. There is no spring-return latch function; closing the gate does not auto-latch it. This makes it suitable where a positive deadbolt mechanism is required, or where vertical height on the gate frame is too limited for a conventional gate lock. For the full latch-vs-bolt explanation see Latch vs Bolt Mechanical Digital Locks.
How do I operate this lock?
To open from outside: enter the code on the keypad - the bolt retracts, allowing the gate to be pushed or pulled open. To lock from inside: rotate the internal knob to throw the bolt into the strike. The gate is now deadbolted and requires the code to open from outside. Note: the bolt will not automatically throw when the gate closes - you must actively turn the knob to lock it after each close.
To open from outside: enter the code on the keypad - the bolt retracts, allowing the gate to be pushed or pulled open. To lock from inside: rotate the internal knob to throw the bolt into the strike. The gate is now deadbolted and requires the code to open from outside. Note: the bolt will not automatically throw when the gate closes - you must actively turn the knob to lock it after each close.
What is non-handed and how do I set the hand on site?
Non-handed means the lock body can be configured for either a left or right hand gate without ordering a different product. Two interchangeable faceplates are supplied. Select the faceplate that suits your gate hand (determined from the outside - left hand = hinges on the left; right hand = hinges on the right), attach it to the lock body, and install. No other modification is required. See Understanding Door Handing in Australia if unsure of your gate hand.
Non-handed means the lock body can be configured for either a left or right hand gate without ordering a different product. Two interchangeable faceplates are supplied. Select the faceplate that suits your gate hand (determined from the outside - left hand = hinges on the left; right hand = hinges on the right), attach it to the lock body, and install. No other modification is required. See Understanding Door Handing in Australia if unsure of your gate hand.
How do I change the PIN code?
With the gate in the open position, enter the current code. Insert the Easicode Pro code change key into the hole in the * button and hold it down fully. Press C to clear the existing code. Enter the new code digits. Release the code change key. Press C to set the new code. Test the new code at least 5 times before closing the gate. If a mistake is made while entering the new code, press C to cancel and start again. The code is non-sequential - digits can be entered in any order. Full procedure at Changing Codes - Borg ECP.
With the gate in the open position, enter the current code. Insert the Easicode Pro code change key into the hole in the * button and hold it down fully. Press C to clear the existing code. Enter the new code digits. Release the code change key. Press C to set the new code. Test the new code at least 5 times before closing the gate. If a mistake is made while entering the new code, press C to cancel and start again. The code is non-sequential - digits can be entered in any order. Full procedure at Changing Codes - Borg ECP.
What does ISPS compliant mean?
ISPS refers to the International Ship and Port Security Code, an international framework of measures to enhance the security of ships and port facilities. ISPS compliance for a lock means it meets the access control hardware requirements recognised under the ISPS framework. This makes the BL2615MGPROECP appropriate for marine facility gate access, port perimeter gates, and marina security applications where ISPS compliance is a specification requirement.
ISPS refers to the International Ship and Port Security Code, an international framework of measures to enhance the security of ships and port facilities. ISPS compliance for a lock means it meets the access control hardware requirements recognised under the ISPS framework. This makes the BL2615MGPROECP appropriate for marine facility gate access, port perimeter gates, and marina security applications where ISPS compliance is a specification requirement.
Additional Information
Gate Does Not Auto-Latch on Close:
This is a deadbolt, not a spring latch. The gate will not lock itself when it swings closed. Someone must actively turn the inside knob to throw the bolt after closing. If the gate must latch itself on closing, this lock is not the correct product - see the BL3400 MG Pro ECP or BL3430 MG Pro ECP (spring latch gate locks). A bolt-format lock like this one is never suitable for a pool barrier gate: the barrier job belongs to a compliant self-closing, self-latching gate latch (such as a MagnaLatch), with any lock providing access control on top of it - see Latch vs Bolt - Pool Gates.
This is a deadbolt, not a spring latch. The gate will not lock itself when it swings closed. Someone must actively turn the inside knob to throw the bolt after closing. If the gate must latch itself on closing, this lock is not the correct product - see the BL3400 MG Pro ECP or BL3430 MG Pro ECP (spring latch gate locks). A bolt-format lock like this one is never suitable for a pool barrier gate: the barrier job belongs to a compliant self-closing, self-latching gate latch (such as a MagnaLatch), with any lock providing access control on top of it - see Latch vs Bolt - Pool Gates.
Marine Grade Maintenance:
Monthly: wipe the keypad and deadbolt with a light spray of silicon-based lubricant (such as GT85) and remove the excess with a soft cloth. Do not use oil-based lubricants such as WD-40 - they attract dirt and wear down internal parts over time. Annually: remove the lock from the gate, spray the inside through the code piece holes on the reverse of the keypad with silicon-based lubricant, spray all fixings, the strikes and the deadbolt with silicon-based lubricant, then press each button and operate the deadbolt several times to confirm smooth operation. Full steps are in the Borg Lock Servicing Guide (PDF).
Monthly: wipe the keypad and deadbolt with a light spray of silicon-based lubricant (such as GT85) and remove the excess with a soft cloth. Do not use oil-based lubricants such as WD-40 - they attract dirt and wear down internal parts over time. Annually: remove the lock from the gate, spray the inside through the code piece holes on the reverse of the keypad with silicon-based lubricant, spray all fixings, the strikes and the deadbolt with silicon-based lubricant, then press each button and operate the deadbolt several times to confirm smooth operation. Full steps are in the Borg Lock Servicing Guide (PDF).
Strike Vertical Cutout - Gate Movement Allowance:
The oversized vertical cutout in both supplied strikes is specifically engineered to allow the gate post and gate to move relative to each other (due to wind loading, post flex, or seasonal movement) without the bolt disengaging. When positioning the strike, ensure the bolt engages cleanly in the centre of the cutout and that there is adequate vertical clearance for the expected gate movement at the installation site. A misaligned strike will either prevent bolt engagement or create binding and accelerated wear.
The oversized vertical cutout in both supplied strikes is specifically engineered to allow the gate post and gate to move relative to each other (due to wind loading, post flex, or seasonal movement) without the bolt disengaging. When positioning the strike, ensure the bolt engages cleanly in the centre of the cutout and that there is adequate vertical clearance for the expected gate movement at the installation site. A misaligned strike will either prevent bolt engagement or create binding and accelerated wear.
Strike Choice - Rim vs Mortice:
The rim strike is surface-mounted to the face of the gate post - easier to install and suits most applications. The mortice strike is recessed into the gate post for a cleaner appearance and more secure bolt engagement - it requires a mortice pocket to be cut in the post. Both have an oversized vertical cutout. Select based on your gate post material, aesthetics preference, and available installation time. For aluminium gate posts, the rim strike is almost always the correct choice.
The rim strike is surface-mounted to the face of the gate post - easier to install and suits most applications. The mortice strike is recessed into the gate post for a cleaner appearance and more secure bolt engagement - it requires a mortice pocket to be cut in the post. Both have an oversized vertical cutout. Select based on your gate post material, aesthetics preference, and available installation time. For aluminium gate posts, the rim strike is almost always the correct choice.
Warranty
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. Proof of purchase required for all claims.
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.
Purchased through Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd or one of its associated trading names? Contact us first - we will manage your warranty claim with the Australian distributor (LSC) on your behalf. This warranty operates alongside your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Download PDF Resources
Borg Easicode Pro (ECP) Instructions V4 (PDF)
The on-door Easicode Pro code change procedure and spindle fitting guide, stated by Borg as applicable to all 2000 ECP models.
The on-door Easicode Pro code change procedure and spindle fitting guide, stated by Borg as applicable to all 2000 ECP models.
Borg BL2600 ECP Series Brochure (PDF)
Two-page brochure for the 2600 ECP marine grade series, written for the BL2601 ECP, BL2621 ECP and BL2605 ECP - it does not cover this horizontal deadbolt model - with series features, technical information and dimensioned drawings.
Two-page brochure for the 2600 ECP marine grade series, written for the BL2601 ECP, BL2621 ECP and BL2605 ECP - it does not cover this horizontal deadbolt model - with series features, technical information and dimensioned drawings.
Borg Lock Servicing Guide (PDF)
Borg's general maintenance guide for pushbutton keypad locks - monthly silicone-based lubricant care and an annual full service. This is the routine to follow for this lock, summarised under Additional Information.
Borg's general maintenance guide for pushbutton keypad locks - monthly silicone-based lubricant care and an annual full service. This is the routine to follow for this lock, summarised under Additional Information.
Borg BL2615MGPROECP - FAQ, Setup and Owner's Guide
Full detail on the BL2615 MG Pro ECP horizontal rim deadbolt gate lock. For context see What Is a Mechanical Digital Lock? and Buyer's Guide Chapter 16 - Mechanical Digital Locks.
The Horizontal Rim Deadbolt - How It Works
What makes a horizontal rim deadbolt different from other gate lock bolt types?
A horizontal rim deadbolt throws a square bolt laterally (sideways) into a strike on the gate post. Unlike a tubular latch (which spring-returns and auto-latches), a deadbolt stays in whatever position it was last put - thrown or withdrawn. Unlike a hook bolt (BL2506, BL2606) which only suits sliding gates, the horizontal deadbolt suits swinging gates. Unlike a standard rim deadbolt (BL2605), the horizontal orientation means installation height on the gate post is minimal, making it ideal where the gate frame is narrow. See Latch vs Bolt - When to Choose a Bolt.
A horizontal rim deadbolt throws a square bolt laterally (sideways) into a strike on the gate post. Unlike a tubular latch (which spring-returns and auto-latches), a deadbolt stays in whatever position it was last put - thrown or withdrawn. Unlike a hook bolt (BL2506, BL2606) which only suits sliding gates, the horizontal deadbolt suits swinging gates. Unlike a standard rim deadbolt (BL2605), the horizontal orientation means installation height on the gate post is minimal, making it ideal where the gate frame is narrow. See Latch vs Bolt - When to Choose a Bolt.
How do I open and lock the gate?
To open from outside: enter your PIN code on the keypad. The bolt retracts and you can push or pull the gate open. To lock from inside: rotate the inside knob. The bolt throws into the strike and the gate is deadbolted. You cannot lock the gate from outside without the code. You cannot open the gate from outside without the code. From inside, the knob always operates the bolt freely - no code required.
To open from outside: enter your PIN code on the keypad. The bolt retracts and you can push or pull the gate open. To lock from inside: rotate the inside knob. The bolt throws into the strike and the gate is deadbolted. You cannot lock the gate from outside without the code. You cannot open the gate from outside without the code. From inside, the knob always operates the bolt freely - no code required.
Does the gate lock itself when it closes?
No. This is a deadbolt, not a spring latch. The bolt stays in whichever position it is in when the gate closes. If you want the gate to be locked after closing, someone must physically turn the inside knob to throw the bolt. If your application needs the gate to latch itself on closing, the BL2615 is not the correct lock. Consider the BL3430 MG Pro ECP (back-to-back, spring latch) or, for a sliding gate, the BL2606 MG Pro ECP (hook bolt, engages on closing). A bolt-format lock like this one is never suitable for a pool barrier gate: the barrier job belongs to a compliant self-closing, self-latching gate latch (such as a MagnaLatch), with any lock providing access control on top of it - see Latch vs Bolt - Pool Gates.
No. This is a deadbolt, not a spring latch. The bolt stays in whichever position it is in when the gate closes. If you want the gate to be locked after closing, someone must physically turn the inside knob to throw the bolt. If your application needs the gate to latch itself on closing, the BL2615 is not the correct lock. Consider the BL3430 MG Pro ECP (back-to-back, spring latch) or, for a sliding gate, the BL2606 MG Pro ECP (hook bolt, engages on closing). A bolt-format lock like this one is never suitable for a pool barrier gate: the barrier job belongs to a compliant self-closing, self-latching gate latch (such as a MagnaLatch), with any lock providing access control on top of it - see Latch vs Bolt - Pool Gates.
Which strike should I use - rim or mortice?
Both are supplied. The rim strike is surface-mounted to the face of the gate post - simpler to install and the correct choice for most aluminium gate post applications. The mortice strike is recessed into the post for a cleaner look and slightly more secure bolt engagement, but requires cutting a mortice pocket. For timber gate posts, either works well. For aluminium gate post sections, the rim strike is the more practical option as mortice pocketing aluminium requires care. Both have an oversized vertical cutout to allow for post movement.
Both are supplied. The rim strike is surface-mounted to the face of the gate post - simpler to install and the correct choice for most aluminium gate post applications. The mortice strike is recessed into the post for a cleaner look and slightly more secure bolt engagement, but requires cutting a mortice pocket. For timber gate posts, either works well. For aluminium gate post sections, the rim strike is the more practical option as mortice pocketing aluminium requires care. Both have an oversized vertical cutout to allow for post movement.
How do I determine the hand of my gate and configure the lock?
Gate hand is determined from the outside (the side you face when approaching to open). If the hinges are on your left as you face the gate, it is a left-hand gate. If hinges are on your right, it is a right-hand gate. The BL2615 is non-handed - select the supplied faceplate that corresponds to your gate hand, attach it to the lock body, and install. See Understanding Door Handing in Australia for the full explanation with diagrams.
Gate hand is determined from the outside (the side you face when approaching to open). If the hinges are on your left as you face the gate, it is a left-hand gate. If hinges are on your right, it is a right-hand gate. The BL2615 is non-handed - select the supplied faceplate that corresponds to your gate hand, attach it to the lock body, and install. See Understanding Door Handing in Australia for the full explanation with diagrams.
Code Change and PIN Management
How do I change the PIN code on the BL2615?
With the gate open: enter the current code, insert the code change key into the * button hole and hold it down, 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 gate. If a mistake is made while entering the new code (with the key still pressed in), press C to cancel and re-enter just the new code digits without releasing the key. Full procedure at Changing Codes - Borg ECP.
With the gate open: enter the current code, insert the code change key into the * button hole and hold it down, 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 gate. If a mistake is made while entering the new code (with the key still pressed in), press C to cancel and re-enter just the new code digits without releasing the key. Full procedure at Changing Codes - Borg ECP.
How many combinations are available and what does non-sequential mean?
Over 4,000 user-defined code combinations from the coding chamber buttons. Non-sequential means the lock reads which buttons are pressed, not the order they are pressed in - so if your code is 1-3-5, pressing 5-1-3 or 3-5-1 will also open the lock. This is a feature of the Borg coding chamber, not a security concern. When setting a code, choose digits that are not guessable and not obvious from wear patterns on the buttons.
Over 4,000 user-defined code combinations from the coding chamber buttons. Non-sequential means the lock reads which buttons are pressed, not the order they are pressed in - so if your code is 1-3-5, pressing 5-1-3 or 3-5-1 will also open the lock. This is a feature of the Borg coding chamber, not a security concern. When setting a code, choose digits that are not guessable and not obvious from wear patterns on the buttons.
Can I store multiple PIN codes simultaneously?
No. The BL2615 stores one active PIN code at a time. If per-user access management is needed - for example rotating codes for different personnel - the code must be changed manually using ECP whenever access changes. Multiple simultaneous PIN codes are a feature of electronic smart lock platforms, not mechanical digital locks.
No. The BL2615 stores one active PIN code at a time. If per-user access management is needed - for example rotating codes for different personnel - the code must be changed manually using ECP whenever access changes. Multiple simultaneous PIN codes are a feature of electronic smart lock platforms, not mechanical digital locks.
What does the code change deactivation plug do?
Once inserted into the code change hole in the * button, it physically blocks the ECP code change procedure from being initiated. Only someone who removes the plug first can change the code - useful in port, marina, or managed-access environments where code control must be restricted to administrators. 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 ECP code change procedure from being initiated. Only someone who removes the plug first can change the code - useful in port, marina, or managed-access environments where code control must be restricted to administrators. The plug is removable without tools when access reinstatement is needed.
Marine Grade and Corrosion Resistance
What does MG Pro 2 mean for a gate lock in a marine environment?
MG Pro 2 is Borg's designation for their purpose-built marine external coating - a black polymer/epoxy coating tested to 1,000 continuous hours of salt spray exposure. The internal components are 316 stainless steel, chemically treated for extra strength. The coding chamber is specifically designed to resist salt water ingress. This is distinct from the standard rain-resistant coating on products like the BL2506 (satin chrome). For the full MG Pro vs standard comparison see MG Pro and ECP Explained - MG Pro 2.
MG Pro 2 is Borg's designation for their purpose-built marine external coating - a black polymer/epoxy coating tested to 1,000 continuous hours of salt spray exposure. The internal components are 316 stainless steel, chemically treated for extra strength. The coding chamber is specifically designed to resist salt water ingress. This is distinct from the standard rain-resistant coating on products like the BL2506 (satin chrome). For the full MG Pro vs standard comparison see MG Pro and ECP Explained - MG Pro 2.
What is the ISPS compliance claim?
ISPS (International Ship and Port Security Code) is an international framework managed by the IMO setting security requirements for ships and port facilities. ISPS compliance for a lock means it meets the access control hardware specifications recognised under the ISPS framework, making it suitable for use in ISPS-certified port and marine facility security installations. This is relevant for marinas, port perimeter gates, commercial vessel access, and other marine-industry applications where an ISPS-compliant access control specification is required.
ISPS (International Ship and Port Security Code) is an international framework managed by the IMO setting security requirements for ships and port facilities. ISPS compliance for a lock means it meets the access control hardware specifications recognised under the ISPS framework, making it suitable for use in ISPS-certified port and marine facility security installations. This is relevant for marinas, port perimeter gates, commercial vessel access, and other marine-industry applications where an ISPS-compliant access control specification is required.
How should I maintain the BL2615 in a marine environment?
Use the same silicone routine as every Borg keypad lock. Monthly: wipe the keypad and deadbolt with a light spray of silicon-based lubricant (such as GT85) and remove the excess with a soft cloth. Do not use oil-based lubricants such as WD-40 - they attract dirt and wear down internal parts over time. Annually: remove the lock from the gate, spray the inside through the code piece holes on the reverse of the keypad with silicon-based lubricant, spray all fixings, the strikes and the deadbolt with silicon-based lubricant, then press each button and operate the deadbolt several times to confirm smooth operation. Full steps are in the Borg Lock Servicing Guide (PDF).
Use the same silicone routine as every Borg keypad lock. Monthly: wipe the keypad and deadbolt with a light spray of silicon-based lubricant (such as GT85) and remove the excess with a soft cloth. Do not use oil-based lubricants such as WD-40 - they attract dirt and wear down internal parts over time. Annually: remove the lock from the gate, spray the inside through the code piece holes on the reverse of the keypad with silicon-based lubricant, spray all fixings, the strikes and the deadbolt with silicon-based lubricant, then press each button and operate the deadbolt several times to confirm smooth operation. Full steps are in the Borg Lock Servicing Guide (PDF).
Installation, Thickness and Gate Suitability
What gate or door thicknesses does this suit?
35mm to 85mm. This is a notably wide range - it covers most standard aluminium gate sections (typically 35-65mm) through to heavy-duty fabricated gate frames. Measure the gate frame section at the point where the lock will be fitted before ordering.
35mm to 85mm. This is a notably wide range - it covers most standard aluminium gate sections (typically 35-65mm) through to heavy-duty fabricated gate frames. Measure the gate frame section at the point where the lock will be fitted before ordering.
Is this lock suitable for a pool gate?
Not for a pool barrier gate. The BL2615 is a deadbolt with no spring latch or self-latching function, and a bolt-format lock like this one is never suitable for a pool barrier gate. The barrier job belongs to a compliant self-closing, self-latching gate latch (such as a MagnaLatch), with any lock providing access control on top of it. Confirm compliance with a licensed pool safety inspector before specifying any lock for a pool gate. See Latch vs Bolt - Pool Gates for the full treatment.
Not for a pool barrier gate. The BL2615 is a deadbolt with no spring latch or self-latching function, and a bolt-format lock like this one is never suitable for a pool barrier gate. The barrier job belongs to a compliant self-closing, self-latching gate latch (such as a MagnaLatch), with any lock providing access control on top of it. Confirm compliance with a licensed pool safety inspector before specifying any lock for a pool gate. See Latch vs Bolt - Pool Gates for the full treatment.
How does this compare to the BL2605 MG Pro, BL2621 MG Pro ECP and BL3430 MG Pro ECP?
The BL2605 MG Pro has a vertical rim-fixed deadbolt (22mm throw, manual throw required from inside knob, hinged gates and doors) and an On The Bench code change. The BL2621 MG Pro ECP is a back-to-back keypad with a 60mm tubular latch (keypads both sides, spring latch). The BL3430 MG Pro ECP is a forend-fixed gate lock with back-to-back keypads and a spring latch (auto-latches on close). The BL2615 is unique in its horizontal bolt and non-handed design, specifically suited to applications where gate height is limited or where a horizontal mounting profile is the specification. See Ch 16 - Gates for the broader gate lock selection guide.
The BL2605 MG Pro has a vertical rim-fixed deadbolt (22mm throw, manual throw required from inside knob, hinged gates and doors) and an On The Bench code change. The BL2621 MG Pro ECP is a back-to-back keypad with a 60mm tubular latch (keypads both sides, spring latch). The BL3430 MG Pro ECP is a forend-fixed gate lock with back-to-back keypads and a spring latch (auto-latches on close). The BL2615 is unique in its horizontal bolt and non-handed design, specifically suited to applications where gate height is limited or where a horizontal mounting profile is the specification. See Ch 16 - Gates for the broader gate lock selection guide.
Mechanical Digital Identity - No Batteries, No App
Why choose a mechanical lock over a smart lock for a marine gate?
Electronic smart locks in salt water and marine environments are particularly vulnerable to premature failure - water ingress through USB ports, battery contact corrosion, PCB failure from humidity, and keypad seal degradation are all recurring failure modes. The BL2615 has no electronics of any kind. No power, no app, no connectivity, no failure modes associated with those systems. In a port or marina environment where the gate is business-critical, a fully mechanical lock is often the more reliable long-term choice. See The Realities of Electronic Door Locks.
Electronic smart locks in salt water and marine environments are particularly vulnerable to premature failure - water ingress through USB ports, battery contact corrosion, PCB failure from humidity, and keypad seal degradation are all recurring failure modes. The BL2615 has no electronics of any kind. No power, no app, no connectivity, no failure modes associated with those systems. In a port or marina environment where the gate is business-critical, a fully mechanical lock is often the more reliable long-term choice. See The Realities of Electronic Door Locks.
What are the limitations to know before buying?
Single PIN code only - no per-user codes or access schedules. No key override - if you need mechanical key backup, there is no key override version of the BL2615. No audit trail or remote management. Gate does not auto-lock on close - someone must physically throw the bolt each time. Never suitable for a pool barrier gate - a bolt-format lock cannot do the self-latching barrier job. 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, there is no key override version of the BL2615. No audit trail or remote management. Gate does not auto-lock on close - someone must physically throw the bolt each time. Never suitable for a pool barrier gate - a bolt-format lock cannot do the self-latching barrier job. See Mechanical Digital Locks - Limitations.
Related Products, Guides and Chapters
- Borg BL2605 MG Pro (rim deadbolt, hinged doors and gates, On The Bench code change)
- Borg BL2005SC (satin chrome rim-fixed deadbolt, internal doors only)
- Borg BL2606 MG Pro ECP (sliding door and gate hook bolt)
- Borg BL2601 MG Pro ECP (60mm latch, single keypad)
- Borg BL2621 MG Pro ECP (back-to-back, 60mm latch)
- Borg BL3430 MG Pro ECP (dual keypads, spring latch)
- Borg BL3430DKOMGPROECP (dual keypads, double key override, Marine Grade Pro)
- Borg BL3430GATE (dual keypads, spring latch, Marine Grade)
- Borg BL3430DKOGATE (dual keypads, double key override, Marine Grade)
- Borg BL3400 MG Pro ECP (single keypad, spring latch)
- Borg BL7701 (heavy duty alternative)
- Lockwood 3572DX (heavy duty alternative)
- Carbine CDL7100 Heavy Duty (heavy duty alternative)
- MG Pro and ECP Explained (blog)
- Latch vs Bolt Mechanical Digital Locks (blog)
- Lockwood vs Borg vs Carbine - Borg MG Pro (blog)
- Why Double-Sided Locks for Gates (blog)
- Changing Codes - Borg ECP (blog)
- The Realities of Electronic Door Locks (blog)
- Buyer's Guide Ch 16 - Gates
- Buyer's Guide Ch 16 - Borg Naming Decoded
- Buyer's Guide Ch 16 - Latch or Bolt?
What's In The Box - Borg BL2615MGPROECP
- Borg BL2615 MG Pro ECP outside keypad and knob assembly (black MG Pro 2)
- Inside knob assembly (black MG Pro 2)
- Horizontal stainless steel laminated deadbolt (40mm throw)
- Rim strike (oversized vertical cutout for gate movement)
- Mortice strike (oversized vertical cutout for gate movement)
- 2 x interchangeable faceplates (for left and right hand configuration)
- Easicode Pro code change key
- Code change deactivation plug (optional use)
- All fixing screws and mounting hardware
For the Easicode Pro code change steps download the ECP Instructions V4 (written for all 2000 ECP models) - ask us if you need help fitting the horizontal deadbolt.
Borg BL2615MGPROECP - Dimensions
Inside unit - deadbolt dimensional drawing. 40mm bolt throw. 32mm withdrawn / 70mm thrown. Gate thickness: 35-85mm.
Keypad Unit Dimensions
Outside unit - keypad and knob dimensional drawing.
PDF Files - BL2615MGPROECP
Borg Easicode Pro (ECP) Instructions V4 (PDF)
The on-door Easicode Pro code change procedure and spindle fitting guide, stated by Borg as applicable to all 2000 ECP models.
The on-door Easicode Pro code change procedure and spindle fitting guide, stated by Borg as applicable to all 2000 ECP models.
Borg BL2600 ECP Series Brochure (PDF)
Two-page brochure for the 2600 ECP marine grade series, written for the BL2601 ECP, BL2621 ECP and BL2605 ECP - it does not cover this horizontal deadbolt model - with series features, technical information and dimensioned drawings.
Two-page brochure for the 2600 ECP marine grade series, written for the BL2601 ECP, BL2621 ECP and BL2605 ECP - it does not cover this horizontal deadbolt model - with series features, technical information and dimensioned drawings.
Borg Lock Servicing Guide (PDF)
Borg's general maintenance guide for pushbutton keypad locks - monthly silicone-based lubricant care and an annual full service. This is the routine to follow for this lock, summarised under Additional Information.
Borg's general maintenance guide for pushbutton keypad locks - monthly silicone-based lubricant care and an annual full service. This is the routine to follow for this lock, summarised under Additional Information.
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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