LockState RemoteLock openEDGE RG Manual

Do this first:
Hardware Installation
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Install your lock.
Use this Hardware Installation
Guide to get your lock installed.
Get connected.
Use the Connection Guide to get
your lock online and registered.
Take control.
Now your lock is fully functional and
can be managed from anywhere.
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Prefer to watch a video?
An instructional video of the OpenEdge RG
Deadbolt installation and the removal of a
preexisting deadbolt can be found at
remotelock.com/RG-deadbolt.

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Here’s what you’ll need:
4 AA Batteries
Phillips Screwdriver
OPTIONAL:
Power Drill
2 ⅛” Hole Saw
1” Drill Bit
Measuring Tape
Adhesive Tape

What’s in the box?
Let’s make sure you have everything you need.
If you’re missing anything, contact
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Exterior LockInterior Lock

Mounting Plate Strike Plate
Deadbolt Latch
Key Set
Hardware Pack

Let’s get
started.
First things first, let’s get
your new lock installed.

Drilling new holes?
Most doors will have an existing hole drilled for
a deadbolt installation. If your door needs to be
drilled, you’ll need to drill a 2⅛” (54mm) face bore
hole for the lockset on the face of the door, as well
as a 1 inch edge bore hole for the latch on the edge
of the door.
Face Bore Hole
Edge Bore Hole
for Latch

STEP 1
Position the template.
If your door already has a latch and face bore
hole, please proceed to step 3.
Use the template to the right to mark the center of each
hole precisely. Once the template is aligned, tape the
template in place.
The backset is the distance
from the center of the face
bore hole to the edge of
the door.
Quick Tip

2¾ in (70mm ) 2 in (60mm)
TEMPLATE
1 3/4” 1 9/16” 1 3/8”2”
45mm 40mm 35mm51mm
Fold and fit door edge on this line.
Drill a 1 in diameter latch hole at the exact center of your door’s edge.
Drill a 2 in (54mm) diameter hole for either a 2¾ in or 2 in backset.

2¾ in (70mm ) 2 in (60mm)
TEMPLATE
1 3/4”1 9/16”1 3/8” 2”
45mm40mm35mm 51mm
Fold and fit door edge on this line.
Drill a 1 in diameter latch hole at the exact center of your door’s edge.
Drill a 2 in (54mm) diameter hole for
either a 2¾ in or 2 in backset.

Interior of Door
Exterior of Door

STEP 2
Mark carefully and drill.
Use a thumbtack or sharp object to mark the center of
each hole you will drill. Mark the exterior of the door,
then apply the template to the interior of the door.
Make sure the holes are aligned precisely from one
side of the door to the other and double check all the
measurements and markings.

Exterior of Door
Interior of Door
Edge of Door

Align the drill bit over your mark and hold the door
steady. Keep the drill level and straight. Drill the 2 ⅛“
face bore halfway through on the first side.
Then drill the remaining half from the other side of the
door. This prevents damage to the door and improves
accuracy.
Finally, use a 1 inch drill bit to drill the edge bore hole
until you reach the face bore hole.

Exterior of Door
Interior of Door
Edge of Door

The backset is the distance between
the center of the face bore hole to
the edge of the door.
The deadbolt latch has two positions, for either a 2 ⅜”
(60mm) or 2 ¾” (70mm) backset.
Rotate the latch case
clockwise for 2 ¾”.
Rotate the latch counter-
clockwise for 2 ⅜”.
STEP 3
Measure the backset and
adjust the latch to t.

Exterior of Door
Interior of Door

Insert the latch and make sure it is flush with the door
frame. Ensure the symbol on the latch is pointed up.
Hand tighten with two of the included wood screws.
STEP 4
Install latch.
Make sure the latch plate lays flush with the door. If the latch plate is
not flush with the door, draw an outline around the faceplate edge
and chisel a rebate to allow the latch to lay flush with the door edge.
Quick Tip
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