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The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL S80PJUP626 is a storeroom-function cylindrical lock built for commercial and institutional door openings. It ships complete with a 16-203 latch and a 10-001 strike, making it a ready-to-install assembly for new construction or retrofit work. The lock operates on a C keyway in a keyed-different (KD) configuration, meaning each unit ships with its own unique key cuts unless a keyed-alike or master-key program is specified at the time of order. The Jupiter lever trim is finished in satin chrome (626), a corrosion-resistant coating suited to high-traffic interior corridors. Storeroom function means the lever is always locked from the outside and can only be entered by key, while the inside lever remains free-turning for egress.
This lock is intended for commercial storerooms, utility closets, and restricted-access interior doors where outside entry must be controlled at all times. The complete latch and strike package reduces on-site sourcing. A licensed commercial door hardware installer or locksmith typically handles this work, and the unit is sized for standard commercial door prep. The satin chrome finish integrates with common 626-finish hardware schedules used across office, healthcare, education, and light industrial environments.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cylindrical lock for commercial doors prepared to standard cylindrical lock bore specifications. Specific cross-compatible door or frame model data was not provided in the product data.
Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician familiar with cylindrical lock preparation and ANSI door prep standards. Verify door thickness and backset before installation to confirm proper latch engagement with the supplied strike. De-energize any access control or electrified hardware tied to the opening before beginning work. Do not force the lever or cylinder during installation, as this can damage the latch mechanism or keyway.
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