Gatemaster Superlock Quick Exit Digital Access Combination Gate Lock (BQDG)

Gatemaster Superlock Quick Exit Digital Access Combination Gate Lock (BQDG)

The slim Superlock Quick exit Digital access is designed for when an easy exit from a gate is required. This version includes external key code access. A key entry is also available.

Superlock 2.0 Has Arrived

Setting a new standard for gate locks: We’re proud to introduce Superlock 2.0—the next evolution of Gatemaster’s flagship lock range. Built on decades of engineering expertise and shaped by installer feedback, Superlock 2.0 raises the bar for strength, durability, and usability.

What’s New in Superlock 2.0?

One-Piece Strength: Redesigned casing improves structural integrity and impact resistance.

Enhanced Outdoor Durability: Superior materials and finishes withstand harsh weather and coastal conditions.

Modern Design: Streamlined, professional look to complement both metal and wooden gates.

Easier Code Changes: Update access codes without removing the lock from the gate—saving time on site *with the Rapid Reset Locks.

Frame Size (10-30mm or 40-60mm)

• Frame Size 10-30mm: Designed to fit frames with a thickness between 10mm and 30mm, these locks are ideal for lighter or narrower gate frames.
• Frame Size 40-60mm: Suitable for frames with a thickness between 40mm and 60mm, these locks provide a secure fit for larger or sturdier gate frames.

Left- or Right-Handed? How to Choose the Correct Lock for Your Gate

Not sure if your gate is left- or right-handed? Don’t worry! It’s an easy process, and we’ll guide you through it step by step.

What Does "Handing" Mean?
Handing simply refers to the side of the gate where your hinges are located. It determines the type of lock you’ll need for proper installation. This is important to get right before purchasing your lock and gate hardware.

How to Determine the Handing of Your Gate
Follow these foolproof steps to identify your gate's handing:

1. Stand Outside the Gate: Position yourself on the outside of the gate (the side where you would approach the lock). If the gate hasn’t been installed yet, visualize yourself standing outside.

2. Check the Hinges: Look at the gate and find the hinges. Are they on the left or right side of the gate frame?

   • Important: The direction your gate opens (inwards or outwards) does not matter here—only the position of the hinges!

3. Match the Handing to the Hinge Position:

   • If the hinges are on the right, you have a right-handed gate and will need a right-handed lock.
   • If the hinges are on the left, you have a left-handed gate and will need a left-handed lock.

It’s as simple as that! Just remember: hinge position = lock handing.