Falcon KB608ADND Ic Dnd Control Key Blank Push Button

Product Description

The FALCON KB608ADND is a Do Not Disturb (DND) control key blank designed for interchangeable core (IC) lock systems. This mechanical push button switch functions as a keyed control input for DND signaling applications, typically integrated into door hardware assemblies in commercial and institutional settings. Finished in gold, the unit offers a clean, professional appearance suited to hospitality and facility environments. Manufactured from copper-based material, it is built to withstand the demands of daily use in high-traffic door applications. Installation is straightforward for locksmiths and door hardware technicians familiar with IC lock platforms.

This key blank is intended for use in commercial door hardware systems that support interchangeable core configurations with DND control functionality. Typical installations include hotel guest room doors, office suites, and institutional facilities where keyed Do Not Disturb signaling is required. The gold finish makes it suitable for environments where hardware aesthetics are a consideration alongside function. It is commonly installed by licensed locksmiths or commercial door hardware specialists during new construction or retrofit projects.

Key Features

• Interchangeable core (IC) compatible DND control key blank
• Mechanical push button switch operation
• Gold finish for professional, aesthetically consistent installations
• Copper material construction for durability
• Designed for easy installation and programming within IC lock systems
• Manufactured in Taiwan to consistent production standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation key blank for interchangeable core door hardware systems that support DND control switch functionality.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith or commercial door hardware technician familiar with interchangeable core lock systems. Ensure the door assembly is fully disengaged from any active locking or access control circuit before beginning work. Consult the door hardware manufacturer documentation for IC core removal and key blank seating procedures. Follow applicable local building and life-safety codes for commercial door hardware installations.