Schlage Commercial 48101ICA Cut Change Key Temporary Core

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 48101ICA is a cut change key designed for use with existing job temporary cores in commercial and institutional locking systems. This key allows technicians to remove or install temporary interchangeable cores during a construction or rekey sequence without requiring additional stamping or marking. It is a single-use format key supplied as an individual unit, measuring 2 inches in length, 1 inch in width, and 0.1 inches in height, and weighing approximately 0.02 pounds. Locksmiths and commercial door hardware installers rely on this key during phased construction keying projects where temporary cores are in active use.

This change key is intended for commercial and institutional access control applications that use interchangeable core cylinder systems. It is suited for projects where temporary cores are installed during construction and must be cycled out upon project completion or during a master key system changeover. The 48101ICA is sold as an individual unit and is compatible with the existing job temporary core keying system where no stamping is required on the key head.

Key Features

• Cut change key for existing job temporary interchangeable cores
• No stamping required on the key head
• Compact form factor: 2 inches long, 1 inch wide, 0.1 inches thick
• Lightweight at 0.02 pounds for easy carry on a key ring or job pouch
• Sold individually with a case quantity of 10 units available

Compatibility

Designed for use with existing job temporary interchangeable core cylinders in commercial and institutional locking systems where a cut change key is required for core removal and installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and core cycling should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician familiar with interchangeable core keying systems. Ensure the locking device is in the open position and that building access protocols are followed before removing or replacing any temporary core. Follow the project keying schedule and applicable building security codes when transitioning from temporary to permanent cores. Do not force the change key if resistance is felt, as this may indicate a misaligned or incorrect core.