Falcon D141B626 Single Cylinder Deadbolt Small Format Ic Prep

Product Description

The FALCON D141B626 is a D100 Series single cylinder deadbolt with small format interchangeable core (SFIC) preparation, sold less core. This lock is designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications where a keyed deadbolt with a field-replaceable core is required. It ships with a 30256 latch and 10094 strike in a Satin Chrome finish. The SFIC prep allows the cylinder to accept a small format IC without special tools or a locksmith, making it a practical choice for facilities that manage large key systems with frequent rekeying needs.

This deadbolt is suited for commercial buildings, institutional facilities, and multi-unit properties where access control and key control are priorities. The Less Core configuration means the lock body arrives ready to accept an SFIC from a compatible core manufacturer, allowing facility managers and security professionals to install and key the hardware on their own schedule. Door hardware installers and locksmiths handle this type of installation on standard commercial door preparations.

Key Features

• Small format IC prep accepts interchangeable cores without disassembly of the lock body
• Sold less core — compatible core ordered separately to match existing key system
• Includes 30256 latch and 10094 strike for a complete bolt assembly
• Satin Chrome finish (626) for a clean, low-glare appearance on commercial doors
• Single cylinder operation — keyed exterior, thumb turn interior
• Designed for facilities requiring fast rekeying without a locksmith on-site

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadbolt for commercial doors prepared for small format interchangeable core (SFIC) cylinders. No specific model or system compatibility was stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware installer or licensed locksmith familiar with commercial deadbolt prep and ANSI door preparations. Verify the door prep matches the required backset and cross bore dimensions before installation. The core must be ordered separately and inserted only after the lock body is fully mounted and the door is properly aligned. Follow local building and life safety codes, including applicable IBC and fire-rated door assembly requirements when installing on rated openings.