Sargent and Greenleaf S&G Model 2007-102 Titan DirectDrive Electronic Safe Lock Kit, High Security EMP Resistant Keypad for Gun Safes

Complete, detailed instructions were provided, which is a exactly what every manufacturer should get right. The only vague point being how to route the wires. The photos on the instruction sheet were small and harder to see than optimal. The PDF instructions were better because they can be enlarged. It took a bit of time, but it worked.I got this to replace a Sargent & Greenleaf safe lock that is over 30 years old and starting to become challenging to open. It fir all the holes perfectly, and once I unlocked the mechanism, things went very well.Do pay attention to the instructions as there are torque values that should not be exceeded or the lock will not work.Always test the combination you set at least 3 times before closing the access panel. And test it at least twice after that. Then close the door and run the numbers.

This lock is quite simple to install, and all the factory drilled and tapped holes on my Liberty safe from John Deere worked perfectly. Figuring out how to get the old dial lock off the safe took longer than installing the new one. You will need a way to cut aluminium, a Dremel tool or hack saw, for the installation. I was in a hurry to see how it would end up, so I gritted my teeth and used my miter saw with a regular wood blade with good results.The only minor disappointment was that this lock does not come with a relocker plate, so you'll either need to buy that separately or disable it. The body of the lock is drilled and tapped to accept a relocker plate, and they can be found for less than $20, but it does seem like a $200 lock should include that $1 piece of metal in the package.Overall, I love the lock, and would enthusiastically recommend it to anyone who's sick of spinning knobs.

Great digital lock system, well made and easy to install. I like that it’s EMP resistant.

The product is very good, but I ran into a few difficulties, such as, no verticle mounting holes on my RedHead safe door. After carefully locating drill points on the door, I drilled as deep as I could in the hard plate. I had to modify a tap to a "bottom tap" and cut threads for the dial mounting back plate. Mounting bolts for the backing plate had to be gound down for a proper length fit. The direct drive shaft wire channel had to be opened up a bit for proper wire fit. After that, every thing went we'll. Included wiring document could be printed in larger font with larger pics. Final thoughts, a fun project with a great lock as the result.

Works great !! Easy to install

I bought a used safe and I had to crack the old combination lock. I wasn't sure if I was going to be too dumb to do that, so I bought one of these just in case I ruined the old lock. I got the safe combination figured out and was so impressed with this setup after opening the box, I still changed the old tumbler out. Everything in the kit was a drop in. The only cutting I had to do was to the little aluminum tube that transfers the rotary motion of the ring through the door. (It's aluminum and not too difficult to do.) So I'm proud to say I now have a modern, fancy setup in my 40 year old safe! Nice!! So don't shy away from this upgrade, especially if you already have a S&G tumbler. It's a no-brainer. Thank you for your time.

This is the worst lock to try to install. What a poor design. The instructions are a joke (photo copies of black and white paper). Also, there is a wire that is supposed to fit inside of a groove of the locking rod. I had to use a hammer to get the wire to fit in the groove and even then it wasn't a good fit. I gave up trying to get this installed after 2 hours of messing with it and I have exchanged my fair share of safe locks. THIS IS CHEAP AND A POOR DESIGN.

Replaced old dial type was getting a little contrary to open .