Door Lock Bolt Vacant Engaged Indicator Fdit Rustproof Metal Red/Green

Description

Product Overview

The Fdit Door Lock Bolt Vacant Engaged Indicator is a purpose‑built hardware component designed to communicate the occupancy status of a restroom door with unmistakable visual signals. Crafted from a combination of stainless steel and zinc alloy, the bolt offers a rust‑proof finish that stands up to the humidity, cleaning chemicals, and heavy usage typical of public facilities. The indicator features a dual‑color system—bright red for an engaged (occupied) state and vivid green for a vacant (available) state—allowing users to quickly assess availability without the need to test the lock. With dimensions of 5.91 × 3.94 × 3.15 inches and a weight of just under 11 ounces, the unit is compact enough to integrate seamlessly into standard partition or bulkhead doors while delivering robust performance.

Usage

This indicator is ideally suited for high‑traffic public restrooms found in airports, train stations, hospitals, shopping malls, office complexes, and educational campuses. Its universal red‑green color coding meets accessibility standards, making it easy for all users, including those with limited vision, to determine restroom status at a glance. Installation is straightforward: the bolt slides into the existing lock housing, and the included screw set secures it in place without the need for specialized tools. Once installed, the indicator operates mechanically—no batteries or electronics are required—ensuring reliable performance year after year. The product’s rust‑proof construction also makes it an excellent choice for outdoor restroom facilities or locations exposed to moisture.

Why Choose Us

Choosing the Fdit indicator means selecting a solution that blends durability, simplicity, and visual clarity. The stainless‑steel and zinc‑alloy composition provides superior corrosion resistance compared with standard steel bolts, extending the service life of the hardware even in demanding environments. Because the indicator operates mechanically, there are no electronic components that can fail, eliminating maintenance costs associated with battery replacement or sensor calibration. Fdit’s commitment to quality is reflected in rigorous testing procedures that verify color accuracy, mechanical strength, and long‑term wear resistance. Additionally, our responsive customer support team is available to assist with installation guidance, troubleshooting, and warranty claims, ensuring that you receive a complete, worry‑free experience from purchase to long‑term use.

Key Features

• Rust‑proof stainless steel and zinc alloy construction for long‑lasting durability.
• Dual‑color red/green indicator provides instant visual status of restroom occupancy.
• Simple hand‑control mechanism requires no batteries or electronics.
• Compact design fits standard partition and bulkhead doors for easy retrofitting.
• Dedicated customer support and warranty coverage for peace of mind.

FAQ

How does the color indicator work?

The indicator is mechanically linked to the lock bolt. When the lock is engaged, the internal lever pushes the red disc into view; when the lock is released, the green disc becomes visible, providing a clear, passive signal of the door’s status.

Is the indicator compatible with all restroom door types?

It is compatible with most standard partition and bulkhead doors that use a conventional lock bolt. The included screw set allows for quick adaptation to a variety of door thicknesses without additional hardware.

Can the indicator be installed by non‑professionals?

Yes. Installation requires only a screwdriver and the supplied screws. Detailed step‑by‑step instructions are included, and the design is intended for DIY installation in most commercial settings.

What maintenance is required?

Because the indicator is fully mechanical and rust‑proof, routine cleaning with mild soap and water is sufficient. No lubrication or battery replacement is needed.

Does the product meet accessibility standards?

The high‑contrast red and green colors are selected to meet common accessibility guidelines, ensuring that the status is easily discernible for users with visual impairments.