Emtek CY4-PSCHCTS2-FB Schlage C Cylinder Key in Knob

Product Description

The EMTEK CY4-PSCHCTS2-FB is a single-keyed Schlage C cylinder designed for use with key-in-knob and key-in-lever door hardware applications. This replacement cylinder is configured for FB, US19, and FBS finishes, making it a finish-specific component for compatible EMTEK locksets. Weighing 0.2 pounds and measuring 2.4 inches in length, 1.2 inches in width, and 0.8 inches in height, this compact cylinder is engineered for direct installation into corresponding EMTEK knob and lever trim. Licensed locksmiths and door hardware installers handle this type of cylinder swap during rekeying service calls or hardware upgrades.

This cylinder is suited for residential and light commercial door hardware installations where Schlage C keyway compatibility is required. It is designed specifically for EMTEK FB, US19, and FBS finish hardware configurations in key-in-knob or key-in-lever assemblies. The single-keyed designation means this cylinder operates independently and is not part of a master-key or keyed-alike set as supplied. Installers specifying a consistent keyway across a project should confirm keying requirements before ordering.

Key Features

• Schlage C keyway cylinder for broad key blank availability
• Single-keyed configuration — operates independently out of the box
• Compatible with FB, US19, and FBS EMTEK finish hardware
• Compact profile: 2.4 inches long, 1.2 inches wide, 0.8 inches tall
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds — minimal added load on door prep
• Sold individually; case quantity of 10 available for volume orders

Compatibility

Designed for use with EMTEK key-in-knob and key-in-lever door hardware in FB, US19, and FBS finishes that accept a Schlage C cylinder format.

Installation Notes

Cylinder installation and rekeying should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician. Before servicing, ensure the door is open and secured to prevent accidental closure during work. Do not force the cylinder into the housing — confirm the cam orientation matches the lockset before seating the cylinder. Local building codes and manufacturer torque guidelines for set screws should be followed during final assembly.