Schlage Electronics BE467FADD625 Fire Rated Smart Deadbolt

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS BE467FADD625 is a fire-rated keyless smart deadbolt in the Addison style, finished in Bright Chrome. This electronic deadbolt provides keyless entry through smart access control technology and is designed for use in applications where fire-rated door hardware is required. It ships with a 12398 latch and 10116 strike included. The unit is suited for installation by licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, and security contractors working on residential, multi-family, or light commercial projects. At 3.97 pounds, the assembly is a complete, ready-to-install package.

This deadbolt is appropriate for interior and exterior fire-rated door assemblies in residential and multi-family buildings, as well as light commercial or institutional settings that require compliant door hardware. The Addison trim style suits a range of architectural finishes. The included latch and strike reduce the need for separate hardware sourcing at the job site, making it a convenient option for new installations and retrofits on fire-rated door openings.

Key Features

• Fire-rated construction for use on compliant fire-rated door assemblies
• Keyless smart access — no traditional key cylinder required for primary entry
• Addison style in Bright Chrome (625) finish
• Includes 12398 latch and 10116 strike for a complete installation kit
• Sold individually; packaged unit weight of 3.97 pounds

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electronic deadbolt replacement or new installation for fire-rated door applications requiring keyless smart access hardware in residential, multi-family, and light commercial settings.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified access control technician familiar with fire-rated door hardware requirements and applicable local building codes. Before installation, confirm the door and frame assembly carry the appropriate fire rating to accept this hardware. Follow the door manufacturer's prep specifications for backset and cross-bore dimensions before fitting the latch and strike. Do not modify the door in any way that compromises its fire rating.