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Bauer Products Camper Door Lock - Polished Chrome
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Bauer Products Camper Door Lock - Polished Chrome

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Replace the standard entry door lock on your camper or travel trailer with this durable locking latch. 2 Lock cores allow you to operate the latch handle and deadbolt separately. Can be keyed alike to match other Bauer RV locks. Great Prices for the best rv door locks from Bauer Products. Bauer Products Camper Door Lock - Polished Chrome part number BA44FR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Bauer Products RV Door Locks - BA44FR

  • Entry Door
  • Locking Latches
  • Slam Latch
  • Keyed Alike
  • Bauer Products
  • 2 Keys
  • 2-3/4 Inch W x 3-3/4 Inch T
  • Silver

Replace the standard entry door lock on your camper or travel trailer with this durable locking latch. 2 Lock cores allow you to operate the latch handle and deadbolt separately. Can be keyed alike to match other Bauer RV locks.


Features:

  • Locking latch lets you secure the entry door on your towable RV or travel trailer
    • Replaces Global Link TTL-43611-PC, Fastec (FIC) 43610, and Trimark 060-0201 and 060-0251 standard entry door latches
  • 2 Lock cylinders allow you to secure the latch handle and deadbolt separately
  • Die-cast zinc construction with durable polished chrome finish
  • Rubberized foam gasket provides tight seal against your door
  • 2 Keys, door edge plate, strike plate, and installation hardware included
  • Can be keyed alike to match other Bauer RV locks
    • To order keyed alike, select "Keyed Alike" from the drop-down menu above and enter the number of locks in the Quantity box


Specs:

  • Dimensions: 3-11/16" wide x 4-1/2" tall
  • Fits doors that are 1-1/4" to 1-1/2" thick
  • Required cutout: 2-3/4" wide x 3-3/4" tall
  • 1-Year limited warranty


Bauer Products Lock Compatibility

Note:

  • Can be keyed alike to match other Bauer RV locks.
  • To order keyed alike latches, select "Keyed Alike" from the drop-down menu above and enter the number of locking latches in the Quantity box.


402-119-002 Replacement RV Door Lock for Entry Door - Bauer BP-8RV and NE, Global Link TTL-43611-PC, Fastec (FIC) 43610, and Trimark 060-0201 and 060-0251 - Chrome





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Video Transcript for What to Know About the Bauer Products Camper Door Lock

Hey guys, Kevin here with etrailer, and today I'm gonna be showing you how to install the Bauer Products camper door lock. So this camper door lock is actually gonna come with three different colors so that you can match the trim on your RV or trailer or wherever you're putting it on. It's gonna come with a handle lock so that you can keep people from getting inside your camper, as well as a dead bolt for added security. You can see it popping out. One awesome safety feature here is, if say, you have your kid in your trailer and somebody locks it. Maybe you got a couple of kids playing around and they lock this side and think the trailer's locked.

People can still get out just because the inside handle's still gonna be unlocked, so that nobody can get trapped inside your trailer. So, one thing I do wanna mention is that while the black, white, and chrome camper doors will come keyed alike if you order it that way, they will not come keyed to match whatever your other door handle already is. So if you have two doors that you're wanting to replace the locks on to have 'em both keyed alike, you will need to purchase two. So I get this question quite a bit. It's people asking how to replace the door lock just because maybe they lost the key, maybe the key broke off in the lock, or maybe the lock just isn't working anymore, the latch broke, for whatever reason.

Manufacturers don't actually list what type of door lock that they use. So the easiest and best bet to replacing your door lock is to actually remove the door lock and measure your cutout hole. So let me show you how we did that. So to measure your cutout hole simply going to measure just the width, which we got, like about 2 3/4 quarters. And then the height is about 3 1/2.

And one other important measurement that you're gonna want is the door thickness, which is right at an inch and 3/8. You will have to verify this with each camper door lock, entry door lock, that you're wanting to purchase, just to make sure that it actually is going to fit your door because there is a door thickness requirement. And then also a minimum cutout requirement. There's multiple doors where the actual trim on the outside is going to be a whole lot larger, especially if you get like a keyless entry one. So you wouldn't have to worry as much about that, unless it's super close to the edge of the door.

If you have some trim or in our case we've got another door lock in the way. So now I've gone over some of the features of our camper door lock here. Let me show you how I installed it. So to start off our installation, we're gonna have to remove our old entry door lock, to do that, you're gonna need to be on the inside of your door. It's gonna have most likely just four screws, depending on your model Pull these out. And then I'm also gonna have to take off this kick plate right here. Now that I had that off, we can pull off our back plate, pull our handle out and just slide that right out. All right, so now that we have our old entry door lock out, we're gonna stuck our new one in. And I just gotta slide in just the same as the other one came out, since I'm using the same brand here, the kick plate is going to match up. I can just reuse that and the screws that came with it. If you have a different brand, you might wanna check just to verify, if not, it's usually going to come with all the hardware that you need to install. You're gonna wanna have that smaller side over towards the end of the door, cause this is just not gonna fit between the door lock and the gasket there. Screw this into place. Be careful you don't over-tighten this and strip it out. And then now we can grab our back with our inside handle. So you may have to twist around your dead bolt just a little bit just to make sure it lines back up with our lever here. And then you're also gonna wanna make sure that your handle is on this side of the latch. Otherwise, when you put this on, if you already have it screwed on, you're not gonna be able to move the latch at all. So make sure it's flat while you press up against it. And have our dead bolt in place. And we can put our screw in. Not gonna tighten these all the way down yet, just to make sure that I can get each of these screws in. Now that we got all the screws in place we can go ahead and tighten 'em all down. And then, as you can see, our entry door lock handle's functioning as it should be, our dead bolt as well. So you may be able to get away with just reusing your old kick plate. Really kinda just depends on the brand. With this, we already knew that we had a Bauer Products door handle on here, so it was no issue just reusing this again. But if, like I said, if you're using like Global Link, maybe any of the other brands, it might not work. So one thing you are gonna have to look at when you're doing this is just also where the bolt holes are gonna line up just with that new bracket, if you do end up having to replace this. So now that we know this is a good fit for our utility trailer here, I think that about does it for the installation of our Bauer Products camper door lock. My name's Kevin, thanks for watching..

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Bauer Products Camper Door Lock - Polished Chrome - BA44FR

Average Customer Rating:  4.9 out of 5 stars   (8 Customer Reviews)

Replace the standard entry door lock on your camper or travel trailer with this durable locking latch. 2 Lock cores allow you to operate the latch handle and deadbolt separately. Can be keyed alike to match other Bauer RV locks.

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Exactly what I needed and easy to insta ll.



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Much stronger than old one. Feel safer. Had to cut door a little because deadbolt wouldn’t come out but no big deal. Took dremel tool and only took a minute.



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Great product, the Etrailer crew got it to us in NO TIME at all. Thanks



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