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Identify your Ingersoll Lock

Over the decades Ingersoll Security have produced a number of different designs of locks. Many of which are still in production and can be ordered on this web site.

We have put together this useful guide on how to identify your particular Ingersoll Lock.

To the left we have shown the Ingersoll 'Classic' Nightlatch viewed from the inside with the door open. This lock would be if fitted to a single occupancy dwelling such as a house or a flat. The alternative model known as the 'Communal Door' Nightlatch looks identical but cannot be double locked from the outside. Shown here is a polished brass finish but polished chrome and satin chrome finishes are also available. The darker bronze finish is now discontinued. Beware of potentially faked items offered for sale at significantly lower prices on the internet. Genuine Ingersoll items can be ordered by clicking here.

To the right we have shown the outer view of the cylinder of either a 'Classic' Nightlatch or a 'Communal Door' Nightlatch. This particular cylinder has not been installed with the optional Cylinder Pull (see next picture). The cylinder can also be purchased separately and will fit either the 'Classic' Nightlatch or a 'Communal Door' Nightlatch. Beware of potentially faked items offered for sale at significantly lower prices on the internet. Genuine Ingersoll items can be ordered by clicking here.

To the left we have shown the outer view of the cylinder of either a 'Classic' Nightlatch or a 'Communal Door' Nightlatch. This particular cylinder has been installed with the optional Cylinder Pull. The cylinder can also be purchased separately and will fit either the 'Classic' Nightlatch or a 'Communal Door' Nightlatch. Beware of potentially faked items offered for sale at significantly lower prices on the internet. Genuine Ingersoll items can be ordered by clicking here.

To the right we see and alterative view of the Ingersoll 'Classic' Nightlatch viewed from the inside with the door closed. This lock would be if fitted to a single occupancy dwelling such as a house or a flat. The alternative model known as the 'Communal Door' Nightlatch looks identical but cannot be double locked from the outside. Shown here is a satin chrome finish but polished chrome and polished finishes are also available. The darker bronze finish is now discontinued. Beware of potentially faked items offered for sale at significantly lower prices on the internet. Genuine Ingersoll items can be ordered by clicking here.

To the left we have shown the inner view of a 'Communal Door' Nightlatch fitted with electric release plate for intercom type entry systems. Beware of potentially faked items offered for sale at significantly lower prices on the internet. Genuine Ingersoll items can be ordered by clicking here.

To the right we have the external view of the cylinder on the NS80 Lock. Very distinctive and easy to recognise as this was the only lock Ingersoll produced with a rectangular cylinder. Now sadly discontinued but from time to time we do have stock on our Ingersoll NS80 page. We do install an alternative lock for our customers within the M25 details of which can be found here. We are interested in any old or used Ingersoll stock you may have, so if you have any Ingersoll locks and parts that you no longer want please contact us.

To the left the internal view of the Ingersoll NS80 Lock. Easily recognised by the propeller shaped black plastic knob. Now sadly discontinued but from time to time we do have stock on our Ingersoll NS80 page. We do install an alternative lock for our customers within the M25 details of which can be found here. We are interested in any old or used Ingersoll stock you may have, so if you have any Ingersoll locks and parts that you no longer want please contact us.

To the right the external view of the cylinder of the Ingersoll D20 Lock. Now sadly discontinued but from time to time we do have stock on our Ingersoll D20 page. We are interested in any old or used Ingersoll stock you may have, so if you have any Ingersoll locks and parts that you no longer want please contact us.

To the left we have the internal view of the Ingersoll D20 Lock. Now sadly discontinued but from time to time we do have stock on our Ingersoll D20 page. We are interested in any old or used Ingersoll stock you may have, so if you have any Ingersoll locks and parts that you no longer want please contact us.

To the right we see the external cylinder of an Ingersoll/Yale hybrid lock. We occasionally have new-old-stock which if we do you will see on this page.

To the left we see the internal view of an Ingersoll/Yale hybrid lock. We occasionally have new-old-stock which if we do you will see on this page.

To the right we see the Ingersoll SC74 series.
These mortice locks came in three different versions: SC74 – with internal and external egg shaped cylinders, SC75 – with external egg shaped cylinder and internal thumbturn, SC76 – with external egg shaped cylinder and internal blanking plate. These locks are long since discontinued but we occasional have new old stock on their respective pages. Click on the following links to see what we have available: Ingersoll SC74, Ingersoll SC75 and Ingersoll SC76

To the left we see the Ingersoll London Line SC100 Nightlatch. Beware of potentially faked items offered for sale at significantly lower prices on the internet. Genuine Ingersoll items can be ordered by clicking here.

To the right we see the Ingersoll London Line SC110 Mortice Hookbolt. Beware of potentially faked items offered for sale at significantly lower prices on the internet. Genuine Ingersoll items can be ordered by clicking here.

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