Camden Door Controls CM-CYL60-KD Mortise Cylinder

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CM-CYL60-KD is a mortise cylinder configured for key-different keying, used in commercial and institutional access control applications. A mortise cylinder installs directly into a mortise lock body or key switch housing, providing the mechanical keying interface between the operator and the locking or switching function. Key-different configuration means each cylinder ships with its own unique key code, making it suitable for installations where individual access control per door or switch position is required. Licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, and commercial door hardware installers typically handle specification and installation of this component.

This cylinder is suited for use in key switch assemblies, mortise lock bodies, and related access control hardware in commercial, institutional, and light industrial settings. Based on its classification under key switches, it is commonly paired with key-operated access control switches that control door strikes, gate operators, elevator access, or other electrified hardware. It is sold as an individual unit and is intended for new installations or direct replacement of a worn or rekeyed cylinder in an existing mortise housing.

Key Features

• Key-different keying provides a unique key code per cylinder for individual access management
• Mortise-style form factor fits standard mortise lock bodies and key switch housings
• Sold as a single unit for precise quantity ordering on service or new-construction projects
• Classified for use in key switch applications including electrified access control systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation mortise cylinder for standard mortise key switch and lock body housings used in commercial access control applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or a qualified access control technician. Before servicing or replacing a cylinder in an electrified key switch assembly, de-energize the associated circuit at the panel and verify the circuit is dead before handling any wiring connected to the switch body. Mortise cylinders require proper alignment with the cam or tailpiece inside the housing; forcing a misaligned cylinder can damage the cam and the lock body. Local building and security codes may govern keying requirements in commercial occupancies, so verify compliance before finalizing the keying scheme.