Schlage Commercial 40100C135626 Cylinder C135 Keyway 0 Bitted

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 40100C135626 is a replacement cylinder with multiple tailpieces, designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications. It features the C135 keyway and is supplied 0 bitted, meaning it arrives without any cuts and must be keyed to specification by a licensed locksmith or facilities technician. The satin chrome finish provides a clean, low-glare appearance suited to professional environments. At 0.25 pounds, the cylinder is compact and built for direct installation into compatible locks and trim assemblies.

This cylinder is intended for commercial, institutional, and multi-family building applications where field-keying flexibility is required. The 0 bitted configuration allows the installer or locksmith to key the cylinder to a master key system or standalone key specification on-site. Multiple tailpieces are included to accommodate a range of lock body configurations, making this cylinder adaptable across a variety of door hardware setups encountered in commercial service work.

Key Features

• C135 keyway provides specific key control and is compatible with lock bodies designed for that keyway profile
• 0 bitted configuration allows field-keying to existing or new master key systems
• Multiple tailpieces included to fit a range of lock body assemblies
• Satin chrome finish suited for commercial interior and exterior hardware environments
• Sold individually for targeted replacement or new installation use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cylinder for commercial door lock assemblies requiring a C135 keyway profile with multiple tailpiece support.

Installation Notes

Cylinder replacement and keying should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified facilities technician familiar with commercial lock hardware. Verify the keyway and tailpiece configuration match the existing lock body before installation. Consult applicable local building and life-safety codes when servicing hardware on egress or fire-rated doors. Remove the lock from service and ensure all keys are accounted for prior to beginning cylinder work.