Compatibility hardware
Smart Lock Accessories, Mortises and Lock Bodies
Accessories, mortises and lock bodies support the product decision; they are not a loose spare-parts list.
This category helps door factories, installers, distributors and project buyers confirm compatibility details before ordering smart locks in quantity.
Mortise and lock body details should be tied to a selected smart lock family.
A good electronic lock still fails when the mortise or keeper is wrong.
Door factories should confirm lock body, backset and drilling plan.
Repeated doors need stable kits and spare-part planning.
Manual, screws, keeper and parts list affect private-label delivery.
Old lock photos help identify what can be reused or changed.
Accessory Route Selector
Match components by evidence before quotation.
Choose the component type, door or frame evidence, use case and purchase route. The recommendation keeps accessory planning tied to the selected lock family instead of treating parts as universal.
Component type
Door / frame evidence
Application
Purchase route
Recommended route
Mortise / lock body route: confirm dimensions first
Use this route when the main risk is the embedded lock body. Confirm backset, center distance, latch direction, door thickness and selected lock family before quoting replacement or sample parts.
- Send drawing or clear front, back, edge and mortise photos.
- Confirm selected lock family before assuming compatibility.
- Record backset, center distance, door thickness and latch direction.
Decision logic
Why Accessories Matter Before Quotation
Accessories should be discussed when they affect lock fit, installation quality or after-sales support.
Which lock body fits the door?
Backset, center distance, latch and deadbolt behavior must match the model.
Does the frame match the latch?
Frame material and keeper position often decide installation success.
What should ship in the box?
Screws, spindle, keeper, keys, manual and extra accessories need a packing list.
What parts may need replacement?
Projects should plan spare parts and accessory consistency before delivery.
Mortise and accessory questions belong before bulk quotation.
Model comparison
Component Groups for Project Buyers
Group accessories by their role in compatibility instead of presenting them as unrelated parts.
Accessory planning should follow model selection and door evidence.
Use the table as a selection route, not a universal claim list.
Final specifications, app behavior, reports and accessory kits should be confirmed from the selected model and configuration.
- G-series and project hardware cues should be confirmed by exact SKU.
- Mortise dimensions and compatibility are not universal across all smart locks.
- Packing lists and spare-part policies should be requested before large orders.
| Direction | Best fit | Structural checks | Confirm before quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mortise / lock body | Embedded mechanical structure | Controls cutout, backset, latch behavior and door thickness | Drawing, dimensions, selected lock model and door material |
| Keeper and strike parts | Frame-side compatibility | Affects closing reliability and gate/door alignment | Frame photos, gap and opening direction |
| Spindle, screws and keys | Installation and service package | Controls installer workflow and after-sales replacement | Accessory list by model and order quantity |
| Cards, readers and project components | Hotel or project operation | Supports selected system or credential workflow | Software/card system, model family and project scope |
Drawings and old-lock photos reduce accessory mismatch risk.
Technical checks
Information Door Factories Should Send
A compatibility inquiry should include the door edge, existing lock body and intended smart lock family.
| Checkpoint | Why it matters | Buyer should send |
|---|---|---|
| Door drawing | Shows cutout and frame relationship | CAD or photo with dimensions where available |
| Existing lock body | Helps identify retrofit constraints | Front, back, edge, mortise and keeper photos |
| Target lock family | Accessory fit depends on model | Face, waterproof, profile, rim/gate, double-sided or lever route |
| Packing scope | Affects OEM and project delivery | Manual language, screw kit, keys, packaging and spare parts |
Evidence package
Accessory Compatibility Evidence Package
Mortises, lock bodies and accessories need compatibility proof before bulk packing or replacement orders.
| Evidence to prepare | What it proves | SivoLock can confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Current lock photos | Front panel, rear panel, door edge and keeper | Replacement route and mismatch risk |
| Lock body dimensions | Backset, center distance, screw holes and latch direction | Mortise or accessory compatibility |
| Target model family | Face, waterproof, profile, rim, double-sided or lever route | Correct accessory kit by model |
| Packing requirement | Neutral, private-label, spare kit or project carton | Accessory list before purchase order |
Related routes
Related Product Families
Accessory planning should connect back to the lock family and door application.
Start with product route and door type.
Share drawings, old lock photos and dimensions.
Confirm mortise, keeper, screws and accessory kit.
Finalize spare parts, manual and OEM package scope.
Inquiry checklist
Accessory and Mortise FAQ and Inquiry
Accessories should make installation clearer, not add uncertainty to the quotation.
Information to include
- Selected lock family or target model
- Door drawing, old mortise photos and backset
- Frame photo, keeper position and opening direction
- Required accessory kit, spare parts and manuals
- OEM packaging, logo, quantity and target market
Are mortises universal across smart locks?
No. Mortise, lock body and accessory compatibility should be confirmed by selected model and door structure.
Can I order accessories without choosing a lock?
Some parts may be discussed, but reliable accessory planning usually requires a target model or lock family.
What helps replacement projects?
Photos of the existing lock body, door edge, keeper, screw holes and frame are the most useful evidence.
Can accessory kits be customized?
Selected OEM/ODM orders can discuss packaging, manuals and accessory kits depending on model and order scope.
Accessory choices affect packaging, manuals and project support.
Start from the door type, then match the lock body
Indoor, security-door and profile/courtyard mortises stay on three distinct pages; RA mechanical project locks remain one series.