Emtek CY4-PSCHCTS2-US26 Schlage C Cylinder Keyed

Product Description

The EMTEK CY4-PSCHCTS2-US26 is a single-keyed Schlage C cylinder designed for use with key-in knob and lever door hardware assemblies. This replacement cylinder accepts standard Schlage C keyways, making it compatible with widely used residential and light commercial keying systems. At 0.2 pounds and compact in size, it is a direct drop-in component for updating or re-keying existing EMTEK knob and lever sets finished in US26, US14, US15, US15A, TWB, and SS designations. Installation is straightforward for locksmiths, door hardware technicians, and experienced finish carpenters working on interior or entry door hardware.

This cylinder is suited for residential entryways and light commercial door hardware applications where Schlage C keyway compatibility is required. It is specified for use with EMTEK key-in knob or lever sets in the listed finish families: US26, US14, US15, US15A, TWB, and SS. Each unit is sold individually and is assembled to order at EMTEK's Southern California facility, making it appropriate for replacement, re-keying, or new installation projects requiring a specific finish match.

Key Features

• Schlage C keyway cylinder for broad residential and light commercial keying compatibility
• Single keyed configuration for standard key-in knob or lever hardware sets
• Compatible with US26, US14, US15, US15A, TWB, and SS finish families
• Compact form factor: 2.4 inches long, 1.2 inches wide, 0.8 inches high
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for easy handling during installation
• Sold individually, assembled to order

Compatibility

Designed for use with EMTEK key-in knob and lever door hardware sets finished in US26, US14, US15, US15A, TWB, and SS. Accepts Schlage C keyway. Verify existing cylinder format and finish code before ordering.

Installation Notes

This cylinder is typically installed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician. Remove the existing knob or lever set and disengage the current cylinder before installing the replacement. Follow the hardware manufacturer's assembly instructions and ensure the cylinder is properly seated and the retaining screw is secured before testing operation. Do not force the cylinder into the housing, as misalignment can damage the cam or tailpiece.