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The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS BE467FGRW625 is a fire-rated electronic deadbolt designed for keyless entry on fire-rated door assemblies in residential, multi-family, and light commercial applications. The Greenwich trim style provides a Bright Chrome finish suited for standard commercial and residential door hardware. This unit integrates smart access control functionality with a fire-rated deadbolt mechanism, making it appropriate for doors that require both access management and code-compliant fire-door hardware. Licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, and commercial door hardware installers typically handle this type of installation. The package includes the deadbolt assembly, a 12398 latch, and a 10116 strike plate, providing a complete door hardware set in a single unit.
This deadbolt is suited for fire-rated door applications in residential buildings, apartment complexes, and commercial facilities where keyless electronic access is required alongside fire-door compliance. The Greenwich faceplate and Bright Chrome finish are compatible with standard interior and entry door prep configurations. The included 12398 latch and 10116 strike simplify ordering by providing the necessary hardware for a complete installation in one SKU. This unit is sold individually and is also available in case quantities of 6 for multi-unit or new construction projects.
Designed as a fire-rated OEM-style electronic deadbolt replacement or new installation unit for standard commercial and residential door prep configurations. Compatible hardware included: 12398 latch and 10116 strike plate. Consult local fire door assembly listings and AHJ requirements to confirm suitability for a specific door assembly.
Installation of fire-rated door hardware must comply with applicable fire codes and the door assembly's listing requirements — verify the door, frame, and hardware are all listed as a complete fire-rated assembly before installing. A licensed locksmith or access control technician should perform the installation, following NFPA 80 requirements for fire door hardware. Power down any connected access control system before wiring the electronic components, and confirm low-voltage wiring meets NEC requirements for the application. Do not modify the deadbolt chassis or latch — alterations can void fire-rating listings.
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