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The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL B252P626 is a double cylinder, 6-pin deadlatch deadbolt designed for commercial and institutional door applications. It features a C keyway configuration and ships keyed different (KD), making it suitable for new installations where individual keying is required. The unit includes a 12103 latch and 10001 strike, providing a complete hardware set out of the box. Finished in satin chrome (626), it fits commercial door hardware schedules where a clean, corrosion-resistant appearance is specified. Installation is handled by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware installer following applicable building and fire egress codes.
This deadbolt is suited for commercial, institutional, and multi-family residential applications where double cylinder operation is required on exterior or interior doors. Double cylinder operation requires a key on both the interior and exterior sides, which is commonly specified on doors with glass panels or sidelites to prevent unauthorized thumb-turn access. The included 12103 latch and 10001 strike allow for direct installation without sourcing additional hardware components. The C keyway is a standard Schlage keyway widely used in master key systems across commercial facilities.
Designed as an OEM-style commercial deadbolt replacement or new-installation unit compatible with standard commercial door preparations using the Schlage B-series mounting footprint and C keyway master key systems.
Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with commercial door prep standards. Verify door thickness and backset requirements before installation to ensure proper latch and bolt alignment with the included 10001 strike. On double cylinder deadbolts, confirm compliance with local fire and life safety codes, as double cylinder use is restricted or prohibited on certain egress doors under IBC and NFPA 101 requirements. De-energize any electric door hardware and secure the door in a fixed position before beginning work.
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