Schlage Commercial LV9050LB Mortise Lock Body

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL LV9050LB is a mortise lock body designed for entry and office door applications. It features a Vandlgard function, which provides additional resistance to forced entry by protecting against latch manipulation. The lock body is a mechanical, mortise-style unit installed directly into the door edge, making it a core security component in commercial and institutional door hardware assemblies. Licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, and commercial contractors typically handle installation and service of this type of hardware.

The LV9050LB is suited for commercial and institutional environments where entry and office-level security functions are required. Typical applications include office suites, administrative areas, and controlled-access entry points in multi-family, commercial, or institutional buildings. The Vandlgard function makes it appropriate for higher-traffic or higher-risk locations where latch tampering is a concern. This unit is sold as the lock body only; trim, cylinders, and levers are specified and ordered separately.

Key Features

• Mortise lock body configuration for commercial-grade door hardware installations
• Vandlgard function resists latch manipulation and forced entry attempts
• Entry and office function supports standard commercial access control configurations
• Lock body only — allows pairing with specified trim and cylinder components
• Compact profile at 7.2 inches long, 5.3 inches wide, and 1.4 inches tall for standard mortise pocket fitment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation mortise lock body for commercial and institutional door assemblies requiring entry and office function with Vandlgard protection. Consult door hardware schedules and trim compatibility charts to confirm matching trim series and cylinder requirements before ordering.

Installation Notes

Mortise lock bodies are installed by licensed locksmiths or qualified commercial door hardware technicians. Verify the door preparation (mortise pocket dimensions, backset, and door thickness) before installation. De-energize any electrified hardware connected to the door assembly before service. Follow applicable building and fire codes, including NFPA 80 requirements where fire-rated door assemblies are involved.