Killeen Security Products 408SCHLAGE26DCP Mortise Rim Lfic Housing

Product Description

The KILLEEN SECURITY PRODUCTS 408SCHLAGE26DCP is a convertible mortise and rim LFIC cylinder housing designed for use with Schlage Large Format Interchangeable Core (LFIC) cores. The housing ships as a complete pack that includes both the mortise cam and rim cylinder tailpiece, giving installers the hardware needed to configure the cylinder for either mortise or rim applications without sourcing additional components. Finished in satin chrome, this housing is manufactured to OEM-compatible dimensions and is suited for commercial and institutional door hardware projects where LFIC rekeying flexibility is required. Licensed locksmiths and commercial door hardware technicians are the primary installers.

This cylinder housing is used in commercial buildings, institutional facilities, and access-controlled environments where Schlage LFIC cores are part of the master key or interchangeable core system. The convertible design supports both mortise lock bodies and rim exit device applications, making it a versatile stock item for locksmiths managing multi-door projects. The satin chrome finish is compatible with standard Grade 1 commercial hardware finishes commonly specified in commercial construction and renovation projects.

Key Features

• Convertible housing accepts both mortise and rim configurations from a single unit
• Designed for Schlage LFIC core installation
• Complete pack includes mortise cam and rim cylinder tailpiece
• Satin chrome finish for compatibility with standard commercial hardware
• Compact profile at 4.5 inches length by 1.5 inches width by 1.5 inches height
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with Schlage LFIC cores. The convertible mortise and rim configuration supports installation in mortise lock bodies and rim exit devices that accept standard LFIC cylinder housings.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician. Ensure the door is secured and all associated access control or alarm systems are disabled before beginning cylinder replacement. Verify core seating and cam orientation before reassembling the lock body to avoid binding or misalignment. Consult the lock manufacturer's installation documentation for torque and assembly sequencing guidance specific to the receiving hardware.