Schlage Commercial B250P626 Deadlatch Deadbolt Satin Chrome

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL B250P626 is a single cylinder, 6-pin deadlatch deadbolt designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications. It ships with a 12103 latch and 10001 strike plate, and features a satin chrome (626) finish for corrosion resistance in high-traffic environments. The C keyway configuration supports keyed-different (KD) operation, making it well suited for facilities that require individually keyed locks across multiple openings. This deadbolt is installed by licensed locksmiths, commercial door hardware specialists, and general contractors working on commercial build-outs or tenant improvements.

The B250P626 fits standard commercial door preparations and is appropriate for office buildings, multi-family entry doors, institutional facilities, and light commercial applications where a heavy-duty deadlatch deadbolt is specified. The included 12103 latch and 10001 strike simplify installation by providing all primary hardware components in a single package. The KD configuration means each unit ships without a master key relationship unless specified at order time, which is standard practice for most commercial retrofit and new-construction deployments.

Key Features

• Single cylinder deadlatch deadbolt with 6-pin tumbler for enhanced pick resistance
• C keyway, keyed-different configuration for individual door security
• Satin chrome (626) finish provides a clean, corrosion-resistant appearance for commercial interiors
• Includes 12103 latch and 10001 strike plate for complete installation
• Sold individually, compatible with standard commercial door prep

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadlatch deadbolt for standard commercial door preparations using the C keyway system. Includes 12103 latch and 10001 strike as specified in the product configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware installer. Power is not required for this mechanical deadbolt, but all existing hardware should be removed and the door edge and face preparations should be verified before installation. Follow local building codes and the door manufacturer's recommended bore and backset specifications. Do not over-tighten mounting hardware, as this can affect latch and bolt operation.