Guard Security 127/5 5 Cam Mailbox Lock Multi Cam Replaces American Device Florence Miami Carey Bommer Auth
A five-cam mailbox lock set replacing American Device, Florence, Miami-Carey, Bommer and Auth cylinders with 90-degree counter-clockwise operation
- Sold asSet
- Product typeMailbox
- Replaces five major mailbox brands with one kit
- 5-pin tumbler cylinder resists picking attempts
- Nickel-plated die-cast face withstands outdoor corrosion
- All cylinders turn 90 degrees counter-clockwise to open
- Two keys included for immediate installation
Multi-Cam Mailbox Lock Set
This five-cam assortment replaces American Device, Florence, Miami-Carey, Bommer and Auth mailbox locks in a single package. It is intended for homeowners, property managers and maintenance crews who service multiple mailbox brands and want one stock-keeping unit.
Die-Cast Cylinder With Nickel-Plated Face
The die-cast cylinder and nickel-plated face resist rust in outdoor conditions. All cylinders rotate 90 degrees counter-clockwise to open, providing consistent mechanical operation across the different cam lengths and lock positions included.
Five Cams Cover Major Brands
The set includes cams sized for American Device, Florence, Miami-Carey, Bommer and Auth locks, eliminating the need to stock separate replacements. Two keys are supplied so a spare is available immediately after installation.
How it compares
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- Price $9.99
- Cheaper than about 70% of the 30 comparable items (median $16.49).
Specifications
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| Product type | Mailbox |
Questions about this item
How do I install the multi-cam lock and which way do I turn the cylinder?
Remove the old lock, match the correct cam from the five included to the original lock length and cam length, secure the cylinder, then rotate it 90 degrees counter-clockwise to open.
What maintenance will the die-cast cylinder and keys need over time?
The nickel-plated face resists rust; lubricate the 5-pin tumbler mechanism periodically with graphite powder and keep the two included keys as spares for re-keying.
What is the first limit I will hit if the lock is used constantly throughout the day?
The 5-pin tumbler mechanism and cam pivot points will show wear before the die-cast cylinder body, so expect the key action to stiffen first under heavy daily cycles.
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