Schlage Commercial B250P622 Single Cylinder Deadbolt Matte Black

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL B250P622 is a single cylinder deadbolt designed for commercial and institutional door applications. It features a 6-pin cylinder with a C keyway and is keyed differently (KD), making it suitable for installations where independent keying is required across multiple units. The deadbolt ships with a 12103 deadlatch and a 10001 strike plate. The Matte Black (622) finish provides a consistent aesthetic for commercial interior and exterior door hardware. This hardware is typically specified and installed by commercial locksmiths, security contractors, or facility maintenance professionals.

The B250P622 is suited for commercial buildings, multi-family residential properties, institutional facilities, and light industrial applications where a standard single cylinder deadbolt is required. The included 12103 latch and 10001 strike support standard door prep installations. The keyed-different configuration makes this unit practical for large-scale deployments where individual door keying is specified by the building owner or security consultant. It installs on standard door edge preparations and is compatible with common commercial door frames.

Key Features

• Single cylinder, 6-pin tumbler design for enhanced pick resistance
• C keyway configuration for controlled key duplication environments
• Keyed different (KD) — each unit operates on its own unique key
• Includes 12103 deadlatch and 10001 strike plate for complete installation
• Matte Black (622) finish suited for commercial door hardware coordination
• Sold individually with a case quantity of 4 units available

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadbolt for standard commercial and institutional door preparations using a single cylinder deadbolt format with C keyway cylinders.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician. Ensure the door is properly prepped with the correct backset and edge bore dimensions before installation. Verify that the door frame and strike plate mortise align correctly before securing the strike. Always confirm that the finished installation meets applicable building and life-safety code requirements for the specific occupancy type.