Sargent RX-10XG71 Lp 26D Electrified Cylindrical Lock

Product Description

The SARGENT RX-10XG71 LP 26D is a Grade 1 electrified cylindrical lock designed for access-controlled doors in commercial and institutional applications. It operates in fail-secure mode, meaning the latch remains locked when power is removed - a critical requirement for security-sensitive openings. The lock features a P lever handle, an L rose trim, and a 6-pin cylinder for high-security keying. A deadlatch mechanism prevents latch manipulation, and a built-in Request to Exit function signals the access control system when the lever is operated from the inside. The satin chrome finish corresponds to finish code 26D. The non-handed design simplifies installation by eliminating the need to specify door swing direction.

This lock is intended for commercial interior doors requiring electrified access control - typical installations include office suites, server rooms, healthcare facilities, and institutional buildings. It is suited for doors where maintaining a locked state during power loss is required by the security plan. The non-handed configuration is well-suited for high-volume projects or situations where door swing is not confirmed at time of order. A licensed locksmith, door hardware specialist, or low-voltage access control technician typically performs the installation and wiring integration.

Key Features

• Grade 1 commercial duty rating for heavy-use openings
• Fail-secure operation - lock remains locked on power loss
• Built-in Request to Exit (REX) for access control integration
• Deadlatch prevents latch bolt manipulation
• 6-pin cylinder for enhanced key-control security
• Non-handed - fits left-hand or right-hand swing doors without modification
• Satin chrome finish (26D) for a professional, low-glare appearance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style Grade 1 electrified cylindrical lock for commercial access control applications requiring fail-secure operation and Request to Exit functionality.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with electrified hardware and low-voltage wiring. Disconnect all power to the access control system before wiring the lock to avoid damage to control boards or the lock mechanism. Follow the door manufacturer's prep specifications and applicable local codes, including NFPA 80 requirements if the opening is fire-rated. Verify access control panel compatibility with the lock's voltage and current draw requirements before energizing.