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Cylindrical Electronic Locks for Modern Access Control

When a standard keyed lock is not enough, cylindrical electronic locks give you the ability to control access remotely, integrate with access control systems, and manage credentials without cutting new keys.

How an Electrified Cylindrical Lockset Works

An electrified cylindrical lockset looks and installs like a standard cylindrical lock but includes an electrical component that allows it to be triggered by an access control reader, keypad, or push-to-exit device.

Electric Cylindrical Lock for Retrofit Projects

Upgrading an existing door to electronic access does not always mean replacing the entire hardware set. An electric cylindrical lock fits standard door prep and works with most access control systems already in place.

Electrified Cylindrical Lock Options for Every Application

From office entrances to secure interior rooms, our electrified cylindrical lock selection covers fail-safe and fail-secure options to match your security requirements and local code.

Built for Integration

These locks are designed to work alongside card readers, intercoms, biometric scanners and building management systems, making them a flexible choice for any access control setup.

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Browse our full selection of cylindrical electronic locks and find the right fit for your project. Fast shipping, competitive pricing and products trusted by security professionals.

Frequently Asked Questions

It looks and installs like a standard cylindrical lock but includes an electrical component that allows it to be triggered remotely by an access control system, keypad or push-to-exit device.

Not always. An electric cylindrical lock fits standard door prep, so in many cases you can upgrade to electronic access without changing the door or frame.

Fail-safe unlocks when power is cut, fail-secure stays locked. Which one you need depends on whether the door is on an egress path and what your local fire and building codes require.

Yes, but confirm the unit is rated for the environmental conditions of the installation, particularly if the door is exposed to weather or temperature extremes.

A power supply, an access control reader or keypad on the entry side, and a request-to-exit device on the egress side. The lock itself is just one part of a complete installation.