Compatibility hardware

Smart Lock Accessories, Mortises and Lock Bodies

Match mortises, lock bodies, keepers, strikes, installation kits, credential accessories, spare parts, and OEM package details around the selected lock family.

A photo, rough quantity, target lock family, or replacement note is enough to begin the compatibility review; drawings and dimensions can be added as the quote develops.

Ask compatibility review Check indoor mortises Check profile/courtyard mortises

Mortise and lock body fitKeeper and strike matchingInstallation kit planningSample and OEM package support

Hardware compatibility route Hardware compatibility route

Use the real lock family, door family, mortise, keeper, lock body, accessory kit and replacement need before choosing the right component path.

Buyer summary

Choose smart lock accessories by door family, target lock, and hardware role.

Start with the real door, selected lock family, and component job before discussing price, sample, package, or replacement scope.

Door family and target lock come first

Start with the selected lock family or the door family the component belongs to. Indoor wooden, security or steel, and profile or courtyard doors point to different mortise and keeper checks.

Separate the hardware role

Mortise, lock body, keeper, strike, installation kit, credential accessory, spare part, and package items should be reviewed by job, not mixed into one loose list.

Drawings and photos reduce mismatch

Backset, center distance, faceplate, latch direction, keeper position, screw holes, and frame photos help confirm compatibility before samples or bulk packing.

Inquiry can start with partial details

A photo, rough quantity, target market, selected lock family, door type, or replacement note is enough to ask. Unknown drawings, dimensions, package items, and sample details can be added later.

Fit decision

Decide between mortise, keeper, installation kit, credential accessory, or another category.

The useful boundary is component role, then door family, target lock, backset, center distance, faceplate, keeper, and package scope.

Mortise or lock body

Choose this path when the door cutout, backset, center distance, latch, deadbolt, faceplate, or replacement lock body is the first compatibility question.

Keeper or strike

Choose this path when the frame-side part, gap, latch landing point, opening direction, or strike shape may decide whether the lock closes reliably.

Installation kit or spare part

Choose this path when the project needs screws, spindle, keys, spare hardware, or a stable kit list for installers and after-sales service.

Credential accessory or another category

Choose this path when cards, readers, sample kits, labels, packaging, or a better main lock category needs to be reviewed with the hardware list.

Product finder

Select the door family for the mortise or accessory check.

Choose the door family so the mortise, keeper, strike, and lock-body direction stays connected to the right hardware category.

What type of door is this component for?

Indoor Door Mortises

For indoor wooden, room and office doors; choose the matched smart-lock body category for the first check.

Check indoor mortises

Security Door Mortises

For security or steel doors; separate mortises, strikes and guide plates into the right hardware check.

Check security-door mortises

Profile & Courtyard Door Mortises

For profile, courtyard, swing and sliding doors; match motion and component structure before sample review.

Check profile/courtyard mortises

Send photos, rough quantity, target lock family, or replacement notes if the component identity is unclear.

Version, model and hardware package

Compare mortise, keeper, installation kit, credential accessory, spare part, and OEM package choices.

Keep the component job visible so fit checks, sample kits, spare parts, credential accessories, and OEM package details stay tied to the selected lock family.

Mortise and lock-body check

Start here when backset, center distance, faceplate, latch direction, or an old lock body must be matched to the selected smart lock family.

Check indoor mortises

Keeper and strike check

Start here when frame material, strike position, gap, keeper depth, or closing reliability is the main risk for installation.

Check security-door mortises

Installation kit and spare part check

Start here when screws, spindle, keys, spare parts, sample kit, and service package need to stay consistent across a project quantity.

Ask compatibility review

Credential accessory and OEM package check

Start here when cards, readers, labels, setup sheets, packaging, sample cartons, or private-label accessory lists need review.

Ask package review

Key specs

Key specs to confirm by component

Mortise, lock body, keeper, strike, installation kit, spare part, credential accessory, sample, and OEM package choices depend on door evidence and selected lock family.

Component	Best fit	Hardware checks	Useful details to share
Mortise / lock body	Door cutout and mechanical core	Backset, center distance, latch or deadbolt behavior, faceplate, screw holes, and door thickness	Door photos, drawing if available, selected lock family, replacement notes, quantity
Keeper / strike	Frame-side closing part	Frame material, gap, keeper depth, strike shape, latch landing point, and opening direction	Frame photos, edge photos, close position, old keeper, door family
Installation kit and spare part	Installer and service package	Screws, spindle, keys, spare lock-body parts, sample kit, and repeated-door consistency	Target lock family, quantity, installer needs, spare ratio, destination market
Credential accessory and OEM package	Project operation and private-label packing	Cards, readers, labels, setup sheets, cartons, inserts, sample approval, and package list	Market, logo or neutral pack needs, sample timing, card system, project notes

Image checkpoints

Check door photos, lock-body drawings, backset, center distance, faceplate, keeper, and package references.

Photos, sketches, and rough notes help separate mortise fit, keeper fit, kit contents, credential accessories, spare parts, and OEM package checks.

Component evidence checkpoint Component evidence checkpoint

Show old hardware, faceplate, backset, center distance, keeper, strike, screws, spindle, sample kit and package reference in one review scene.

Door photos and target lock family

Send front, rear, edge, and frame photos if available, plus the selected lock family or an unsure note for shortlisting.

Lock-body drawings

Share CAD, supplier drawing, old lock mark, or a ruler photo showing backset and center distance when available.

Faceplate and screw holes

Show faceplate length, width, latch or deadbolt position, screw holes, and any old cutout marks that affect replacement.

Keeper, strike, and frame gap

Include keeper-side photos, frame material, gap, strike pocket, latch landing point, and opening direction if known.

Installation kit and spare references

Photograph screws, spindle, keys, old parts, or sample kit items when replacement or after-sales support is part of the project.

Sample, credential, and OEM package references

Share cards, readers, label, carton, insert, language, market, sample timing, or neutral/private-label needs if those details already exist.

Start the inquiry

Send the accessory or mortise details you have now.

You do not need every detail to request pricing. A photo, rough quantity, target market, selected lock family, door type, or replacement note is enough to start; these checkpoints help SivoLock narrow compatibility, sample, spare part, and OEM package scope faster.

Missing details are okay. Send what is available now and mark unknown items as unsure; SivoLock can review the component direction before final pricing.

Ask compatibility review

Door family or target lockIndoor, security, steel, profile, courtyard, selected model, or unsure can all start the review.

Any door or old-lock photosFront, rear, edge, keeper, frame, screw-hole, or old-part photos are enough for first screening.

Mortise or lock-body drawing if availableBackset, center distance, faceplate, latch, deadbolt, and screw positions can be added after first contact.

Keeper or strike concernFrame gap, strike pocket, keeper depth, and closing issue notes help identify the right check.

Installation kit or spare part needScrews, spindle, keys, spare parts, sample kit, or after-sales notes can be discussed early.

Credential accessory needCards, readers, system notes, quantity, or unknown credential details can be confirmed as the package develops.

Quantity and marketA rough quantity, destination market, channel, or project type is enough for an initial compatibility discussion.

Sample or OEM package notesLogo, label, carton, insert, language, neutral pack, sample timing, or undecided package needs can be refined later.

Fit, sample and OEM support

Confirm samples, OEM support, and installation documents for accessory and mortise projects.

After the component direction is clear, confirm drawings, sample kit, spare list, credential accessory, label, carton, and OEM package details.

Compatibility review

SivoLock can review door photos, old hardware, selected lock family, mortise evidence, keeper details, and rough replacement notes before all dimensions are ready.

Sample approval

Sample checks can include mortise, keeper, screws, spindle, keys, credential accessory, finish, package list, and installation documents.

OEM package support

Logo, label, carton, insert, language setup, neutral pack, spare kit, and accessory list can be confirmed after the hardware direction is clear.

Installation documents

Ask for drawings, setup sheets, lock-body references, and accessory guidance tied to the selected lock family and door evidence.

Related options

Open the closest mortise category or inquiry path when photos show the component needs a more specific check.

Nearby comparison: choose indoor mortises for room-door lock bodies, security-door mortises for steel-door hardware checks, profile/courtyard mortises for frame and motion matching, RA Series for SUS304 mechanical project locks, or ask SivoLock to review photos and rough notes first.

Buyer FAQ

Check common accessory, mortise, and lock-body questions.

Check compatibility, photo needs, drawing timing, installation kit scope, credential accessories, spare parts, sample planning, and OEM package questions before sending details or while the quote develops.

Are smart lock mortises and keepers universal?

No. Mortise, lock body, keeper, and strike fit depends on the selected lock family, door family, backset, center distance, faceplate, and frame condition.

Can I ask before I have drawings?

Yes. Photos, rough quantity, door type, selected lock family, target market, or a replacement note can start the review. Drawings and dimensions can be added later.

Can installation kits and spare parts be planned together?

Yes. Screws, spindle, keys, spare parts, sample kit, and after-sales needs can be reviewed with the mortise or lock-body direction.

Can credential accessories and OEM packaging be included?

Yes. Cards, readers, labels, cartons, inserts, neutral pack, logo, language, sample timing, and accessory list can be confirmed after the hardware direction is clear.

Next step

Request accessory, mortise, or lock-body compatibility review.

Send any door photos, old hardware photos, rough quantity, market, or selected lock family. SivoLock can shortlist the mortise, keeper, kit, credential accessory, spare part, or package check and tell you what to confirm next.

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Helpful if available

Any door photos, old lock photos, keeper photos, or rough component notes
Selected lock family, door family, mortise, keeper, installation kit, credential accessory, or unsure
Known backset, center distance, faceplate, door thickness, package list, or unknown items
Quantity, market, sample timing, spare part, label, carton, logo, or OEM notes