Schlage Commercial 20022C123613 Rim Cylinder C123 Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 20022C123613 is a conventional rim Everest cylinder designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications. It features the C123 keyway with a keyed-different (KD) configuration and includes a horizontal tailpiece for compatibility with rim-style exit devices and surface-mounted hardware. The cylinder is finished in Oil Rubbed Bronze, making it a practical fit for installations where a darker, aged-metal appearance is specified. This type of cylinder is typically installed by commercial locksmiths or security hardware contractors as part of access control and keying programs on commercial entry doors.

Rim cylinders of this type are commonly used on commercial-grade rim exit devices, surface vertical rod devices, and other rim-mounted lock cases where the cylinder must engage a tailpiece-driven mechanism rather than a standard cam. The C123 keyway is part of the Everest restricted keyway family, which is intended for facilities requiring key control and duplication restrictions. This unit ships as a single cylinder assembly.

Key Features

• Conventional rim cylinder format with horizontal tailpiece for rim device compatibility
• C123 keyway in the Everest restricted keyway family for key control programs
• Keyed different (KD) configuration — does not share a key with other cylinders by default
• Oil Rubbed Bronze finish for aesthetic coordination with dark-tone hardware
• Compact form factor suited to standard rim cylinder cut-outs in commercial door hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation rim cylinder for commercial rim exit devices and surface-mounted lock cases that accept a standard rim cylinder with horizontal tailpiece.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician. Before servicing, ensure the door hardware is disengaged and, where applicable, that the access control power supply is disconnected. Follow the exit device or lock case manufacturer's instructions for cylinder insertion depth and tailpiece engagement. Local fire and life safety codes may govern exit device hardware requirements — verify compliance with applicable building codes before installation.