Schlage Commercial 26094622 Interchangeable Core Housing Matte Black

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 26094622 is a full-size interchangeable core housing designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications. Sold less core, this housing accepts standard interchangeable cores and ships complete with a compression ring, spring, 3/8-inch blocking ring, and K510-730 cam. The matte black finish suits modern commercial aesthetics. At 0.4 pounds and compact dimensions, this housing integrates into existing cylindrical and mortise lock bodies where a modular core swap system is required. Installation is typically performed by licensed locksmiths or commercial door hardware technicians.

This housing is suited for commercial, institutional, and multi-family applications where interchangeable core systems are specified. The less-core configuration allows facilities managers and security integrators to install the housing shell first, then insert a keyed core during final commissioning or rekeying cycles. The included K510-730 cam and blocking ring hardware support the transition between a construction master key core and a permanent operational core without replacing the entire lock body.

Key Features

• Full-size interchangeable core housing sold less core for flexible keying system integration
• Includes compression ring, spring, 3/8-inch blocking ring, and K510-730 cam
• Matte black finish for consistent commercial hardware aesthetics
• Compact and lightweight at 0.4 pounds for straightforward door preparation
• Supports construction-to-permanent core transition without full lock replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement housing for full-size interchangeable core commercial lock systems. Compatible models or specific system families were not identified in available product data; verify fitment against your existing lock body and core specifications before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician. Power down any electrified door hardware and secure the door in a safe position before beginning service. Confirm the core size and cam orientation match the existing lock body before final assembly. Follow applicable building codes and the door hardware manufacturer guidelines for proper installation.