Schlage Commercial B560P612 Grade 2 Single Cylinder Deadbolt

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL B560P612 is a Grade 2 single cylinder deadbolt designed for light commercial and residential applications where reliable keyed entry and solid mechanical security are required. It features a C keyway, is keyed differently (KD) with a KA4 keying option, and ships with a 12287 latch and 10094 strike plate included. The satin bronze finish provides a clean, professional appearance suited to standard commercial door hardware programs. This deadbolt is installed by locksmiths, general contractors, and facilities maintenance personnel on hollow-core and solid wood or metal doors meeting standard prep dimensions.

The B560P612 is appropriate for interior and light-duty exterior doors in commercial offices, multi-family housing, institutional corridors, and similar applications where ANSI Grade 2 performance is specified. The included latch and strike plate simplify procurement by providing a matched hardware set in a single SKU. The C keyway is among the most widely used keyways in commercial keying systems, making this deadbolt compatible with common master key programs used in building management environments.

Key Features

• ANSI Grade 2 single cylinder deadbolt construction for light commercial and residential use
• C keyway with keyed different (KD) and KA4 keying configuration
• Includes 12287 latch and 10094 strike plate for a complete installation package
• Satin bronze finish for a professional, low-sheen appearance
• Compact package dimensions suitable for standard door hardware rough openings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadbolt for standard commercial and residential doors prepared for single cylinder deadbolt hardware per ANSI bore specifications.

Installation Notes

Installation of this deadbolt should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified contractor familiar with ANSI door prep standards. Ensure the door and frame are properly aligned and that the latch and strike plate are correctly positioned before final fastening. Verify local building and accessibility codes, including ADA hardware requirements where applicable, before specifying this hardware for a project.