Schlage Commercial B660P613 Grade 1 Deadbolt C Keyway

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL B660P613 is a Grade 1 single cylinder deadbolt designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications. It features a C keyway configuration and ships keyed different (KD), making it suitable for facilities that require individual keying rather than a master-key system. The deadbolt includes a 12296 latch and a 10094 strike plate, providing a complete installation package. Finished in Oil Rubbed Bronze, this unit fits standard commercial door preps and is installed by licensed locksmiths, commercial door hardware technicians, and general contractors working to commercial building specs.

This deadbolt is suited for commercial, institutional, and multi-family residential applications where Grade 1 security is required. The KD configuration is common in office suites, tenant spaces, and facilities where each door operates on a unique key. The included latch and strike simplify procurement by delivering all primary hardware components in a single SKU. The Oil Rubbed Bronze finish coordinates with common commercial door hardware finish schedules.

Key Features

• Grade 1 deadbolt construction meets the highest ANSI/BHMA residential and commercial security classification
• Single cylinder operation — key on exterior, thumb turn on interior
• C keyway for compatibility with standard commercial key systems
• Keyed different (KD) — each unit ships with its own unique key
• Includes 12296 latch and 10094 strike for complete door hardware installation
• Oil Rubbed Bronze finish (613) for consistent finish scheduling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadbolt for commercial and institutional doors prepared for standard single cylinder deadbolt hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with ANSI door prep standards. Power down any adjacent access control or electric strike systems before beginning work. Verify door thickness and backset dimensions match the hardware specifications before installation. Follow local building codes and the door manufacturer guidelines for proper strike reinforcement and latch alignment.