Killeen Security Products 207CA26DKA 7 Pin Sfic Core

Product Description

The KILLEEN SECURITY PRODUCTS 207CA26DKA is a 7-pin Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) cylinder designed for commercial and institutional lock applications. It ships keyed alike with 2 cut keys and 1 control key, finished in satin chrome. The SFIC format allows the core to be removed and replaced without disassembling the lock hardware, using the control key to release the core from its housing. This makes it well suited for rekeying programs in facilities where access control changes frequently. Licensed locksmiths and facilities security personnel are the primary installers.

This core is intended for use in SFIC-compatible lock housings across commercial door hardware applications. The A keyway designation determines which key blanks are compatible. KILLEEN SECURITY PRODUCTS manufactures this core to be interchangeable with Best, Arrow, and Falcon SFIC housings, making it a practical option for facilities that already run one of those platforms. It is sold as a single unit and ships with all three keys included.

Key Features

• 7-pin SFIC cylinder for enhanced pick resistance over 6-pin configurations
• Keyed alike with 2 cut operating keys and 1 control key included
• Satin chrome finish for corrosion resistance and clean appearance in commercial hardware
• A keyway designation for controlled key blank compatibility
• Interchangeable with Best, Arrow, and Falcon SFIC housings per manufacturer
• Control key removal system eliminates need for full lock disassembly during rekeying

Compatibility

Compatible with Best, Arrow, and Falcon Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) housings per KILLEEN SECURITY PRODUCTS. Also fits KILLEEN SECURITY PRODUCTS KSP SFIC mortise housings including both staked-on and screw-on cam configurations.

Installation Notes

SFIC cores are installed and removed by licensed locksmiths or trained facilities security staff using the control key to actuate the core release mechanism. Before servicing a lock, verify the door is in a safe, open position and that access control procedures are followed. No drilling or disassembly of the lock housing is required for a standard core swap. Always verify keyway compatibility with the existing housings before ordering keyed-alike cores for a master key system.