Best 12E72S2RP613 7 Pin Rim Cylinder Housing Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The BEST 12E72S2RP613 is a 7-pin standard rim cylinder housing finished in oil rubbed bronze. It is designed for use in rim-style locksets and access control hardware where a durable, field-serviceable cylinder is required. The housing accepts interchangeable cores, allowing facilities managers and locksmiths to rekey locks without removing the entire lockset from the door. At 0.3 pounds and compact in footprint, it installs cleanly into standard rim cylinder applications. This component is suited for commercial and institutional door hardware projects where keying flexibility and finish consistency are priorities.

This rim cylinder housing is typically used in commercial buildings, institutional facilities, and multi-unit residential applications where rim-mounted exit devices or surface-mounted locksets are specified. It is appropriate for new installation or replacement of existing 7-pin rim cylinder housings where an oil rubbed bronze finish is required to match existing door hardware. Licensed locksmiths and commercial door hardware installers are the primary trades handling this component.

Key Features

• 7-pin cylinder configuration for enhanced key security
• Standard rim cylinder housing format fits common rim lockset applications
• Interchangeable core design supports masterkey and rekeyable systems
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for consistent aesthetic with coordinated door hardware
• Compact dimensions suit tight door edge and frame clearances
• Single-unit sales quantity for targeted replacement or small-scale installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for standard 7-pin rim cylinder lockset assemblies requiring an oil rubbed bronze housing.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician. Secure the door in an open position and ensure the lockset is disengaged before removing or installing the cylinder housing. Follow the door hardware manufacturer's fastener and core insertion procedures. Local building and life-safety codes may govern exit device hardware in commercial occupancies — verify compliance before finalizing the installation.