Schlage Commercial L583476 Standard Modular Cam

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL L583476 is a standard modular cam designed for use with commercial-grade mortise lock cylinders. This small but critical component controls the actuating motion that retracts the lock bolt when the cylinder is turned. It is machined to precise tolerances and is intended for installation in doors with a thickness of 1-1/8 inches, 1-3/8 inches, or 1-5/8 inches. Licensed locksmiths and commercial door hardware installers are the primary trades who work with this component. The part ships as a single unit and integrates directly into the Schlage modular cylinder system without special tooling in most standard applications.

This cam is suited for commercial and institutional door hardware applications where mortise lock cylinders require replacement or servicing. It is applicable in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-family residential properties that use Schlage commercial mortise hardware. The modular design allows the cam to be swapped out during cylinder rekeying or repair without replacing the full cylinder assembly, making it a cost-effective service part for locksmiths and facility maintenance technicians.

Key Features

• Compatible with door thicknesses of 1-1/8 inches, 1-3/8 inches, and 1-5/8 inches
• Modular design allows cam replacement without full cylinder disassembly
• Compact form factor: approximately 1 inch long, 0.6 inches wide, 0.2 inches tall
• Sold individually as a single replacement unit
• Designed for commercial and institutional mortise lock applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cam for Schlage Commercial modular mortise lock cylinders used in commercial and institutional door hardware applications.

Installation Notes

Installation of mortise lock cams is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician. Before servicing, ensure the door is propped open and the lock is disengaged from the door hardware to prevent accidental lockout. Follow the hardware manufacturer's cylinder disassembly procedure and verify cam orientation before reassembly. Local building and fire codes may govern hardware requirements in commercial and institutional settings.