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The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS CO200CY70PRKRHO626 is a standalone electronic cylindrical lock designed for classroom and storeroom applications requiring both proximity card and keypad access control. This unit mounts in a standard cylindrical door prep and manages access rights directly on the lock, eliminating the need for a network connection or central panel for basic credential management. The Rhodes lever trim and satin chrome finish give it a clean, professional appearance suited to institutional and commercial environments. Licensed locksmiths and commercial door hardware technicians are the primary installers. The package includes a 13247 latch and 10025 strike along with a C keyway cylinder.
This lock is built for commercial and institutional settings such as schools, healthcare facilities, universities, and office buildings where controlled access to classrooms, supply rooms, or storerooms is required. The dual-credential design supports proximity card readers alongside a keypad, allowing facilities managers to assign access via card, PIN, or both. Rights-on-lock architecture means each unit stores its own access data locally, making it practical for sites where IT infrastructure for networked access control is not available or not desired.
Designed as an OEM-style standalone electronic cylindrical lock replacement or new installation for commercial and institutional doors with standard cylindrical lock preps requiring proximity and keypad access control.
Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician familiar with cylindrical lock hardware and low-voltage electronic access control systems. Power down or disconnect the battery pack before servicing internal components. Follow ANSI and applicable local building codes for door hardware and egress requirements. Verify door thickness and backset compatibility before installation, and confirm that the proximity card technology matches the credential system already in use at the facility.
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