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The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS XE360MOFDSMP6LAT626 is a wireless mortise lock from the XE360 Series, designed for offline deployments in commercial and institutional access control applications. It combines an offline deadbolt function with a smart mobile reader, allowing credential management without a persistent network connection to the door hardware. The Latitude lever style provides an ADA-compatible grip profile suited to high-traffic openings. The lock ships in a satin chrome finish and includes a 6-pin C keyway cylinder, giving facility managers a keyed mechanical backup alongside the electronic credential system. Licensed locksmiths and commercial security integrators are the typical installing trades.
This lock is built for commercial, multi-family, and institutional buildings where wired access control infrastructure is not practical or cost-effective at every opening. The XE360 Series targets offline doors such as stairwells, storage rooms, perimeter entries, and interior suites that benefit from electronic credentialing — including smart mobile credentials — without requiring hardwired network drops to each door. The mortise chassis format fits standard commercial mortise door preps and works with the Latitude lever trim on both handing configurations.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation mortise lock for commercial and institutional doors requiring offline electronic access control with smart mobile reader capability and a Latitude lever trim in satin chrome finish.
Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial security integrator familiar with mortise lock chassis and electronic access control systems. Verify the door is properly prepared for a mortise pocket to the correct depth and width before fitting the chassis. Disable any existing access control credentials and power down the door controller before servicing adjacent hardware. Follow applicable local building codes and ADA guidelines for lever height and clearance requirements.
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