Killeen Security Products 408SFIC10BCP Mortise Rim Sfic Housing

Product Description

The KILLEEN SECURITY PRODUCTS 408SFIC10BCP is a convertible mortise and rim Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) cylinder housing designed for use with KSP 6-pin and 7-pin SFIC cores. Built to KSP prep specifications, the housing ships as a complete pack that includes both the mortise cam assembly and the rim cylinder tailpiece, giving the installing locksmith everything needed for either a mortise or rim application in a single unit. The oil rubbed dark bronze finish provides a consistent appearance in commercial and institutional door hardware installations. The housing measures 4.5 inches in length with a 1.5-inch width and 1.5-inch height.

This cylinder housing is suited for commercial and institutional locksmithing applications where SFIC technology is specified. The convertible design supports both mortise lock bodies and rim exit devices without requiring separate housing stock for each application. KSP SFIC cores follow the same form factor used in Best, Arrow, and Falcon SFIC systems, making this housing a practical option for facilities that run mixed SFIC master key programs. It is sold as an individual unit and is intended for installation by a licensed locksmith or credentialed security hardware professional.

Key Features

• Convertible design accepts both mortise and rim configurations from a single housing
• Compatible with KSP 6-pin and 7-pin SFIC cores built to KSP prep
• Complete pack includes mortise cam assembly and rim cylinder tailpiece
• Oil rubbed dark bronze finish for consistent commercial hardware aesthetics
• SFIC form factor interchangeable with Best, Arrow, and Falcon SFIC systems
• Compact footprint: 4.5 inches long, 1.5 inches wide, 1.5 inches tall

Compatibility

Designed for use with KSP 6-pin and 7-pin SFIC cores on KSP prep. The SFIC format is interchangeable with Best, Arrow, and Falcon SFIC core systems as noted by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified security hardware technician. Ensure the door is secured and the lock chassis is fully depressurized or de-energized before removing any existing core or housing. Confirm the correct cam style and tailpiece orientation for the target lock body before staking or securing components. Follow applicable local building and life-safety codes when replacing hardware on rated exit devices or fire-rated assemblies.