McGrath Grange pull handle smart lock

Who the Grange suits

The Grange is for a front door that already has, or would look right with, a long pull handle. Think of a wide modern entry door on a new build, or a renovation where the old lever set never matched the door. The handle is 900 mm long, so it reads as part of the door rather than a box stuck on it.

It works the same as our other McGrath locks once it is on. Family members use a fingerprint or code, and a cleaner or a dog walker can get a timed code or an eKey that stops working when you say. If the door is a pair, McGrath makes a matching dummy pull handle for the second leaf so both sides look the same.

What we check before we fit it

• Door thickness. The Grange takes doors from 35 to 60 mm. Thicker doors up to 100 mm need an extra tailbar, so we measure first and bring the right part.
• Room for the handle. A 900 mm handle needs a clear run of door face. Glass panels, mouldings or an old lock in the wrong spot can get in the way, and we tell you that before we start.
• The bolt. It throws an adjustable 60 or 70 mm stainless steel bolt that resists sawing. We line it up with the frame so it throws fully every time.
• How the door closes. If the door drags or the frame has moved, the bolt works harder and the batteries go flat sooner. We tell you if the door needs a tweak first.

Living with the Grange

• Batteries. It runs on 4 AA batteries, and McGrath says they last up to 12 months. You get a warning when they run low.
• Flat batteries. Hold a power bank to the USB C port and enter your code, or use the backup key.
• Codes for visitors. You can set codes that are permanent, timed, temporary or one use only, which is handy for a tradie who only needs one visit.
• Passage mode. Leaves the door unlocked during a busy day until you switch it back.
• Wrong guesses. The keypad locks out after too many wrong codes.
• Built to last. The handle is 304 stainless steel with a tempered glass screen, and McGrath has cycle tested it 200,000 times.
• Who came and went. The app keeps a log of every entry.

Other McGrath locks we fit

• A210
• A210D
• A231
• A231HEX
• A231HEX-S
• A236
• Albion
• Ascot
• Ashgrove
• Bardon
• Bowen
• Hamilton
• Kedron
• NX1
• NX5
• NX6
• NX6W
• SJ8015
• Stafford
• Ultra-Secua
• Windsor
• X3
• All McGrath locks

Not sure which one suits your door? Compare all the digital locks we fit, or if your current keypad lock has stopped working, see digital lock not working.

What customers say

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Common questions

Will the McGrath Grange fit my front door?

It suits timber or aluminium entry doors 35 to 60 mm thick, or up to 100 mm with an extra tailbar, as long as there is room on the door face for a 900 mm handle. Send us a photo of the door and we will tell you if it works.

Does the McGrath Grange have WiFi?

Not built in. It connects to your phone by Bluetooth when you are near the door. To open it or send codes from anywhere, it needs a McGrath gateway.

How long do the batteries last in a Grange?

McGrath says up to 12 months on 4 AA batteries. It warns you when they are low, and if they go flat you can power it from a power bank through the USB C port or open it with the backup key.

Can I get a matching handle for the other door?

Yes. McGrath makes a dummy pull handle to go with the Grange, so a double door can have the same handle on both leaves.

Can you fit a McGrath Grange anywhere in Perth?

Yes. We supply and fit the Grange at homes and businesses right across Perth, Western Australia, and we agree the price with you before we start. Call 0427 580 823.

Get a McGrath Grange fitted

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