Schlage Electronics XE360MOFISMP6LAT619 Wireless Mortise Lock

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS XE360MOFISMP6LAT619 is a wireless mortise lock from the XE360 Series, designed for commercial and institutional access control applications. It features an offline indicator function, a Smart Mobile Reader, and a Latitude lever handle, all finished in satin nickel. The lock ships with a 6-pin C keyway cylinder for mechanical key backup. Weighing 9.2 pounds and measuring 15.75 inches long, 12 inches wide, and 4 inches in height, this is a substantial, hardware-grade unit intended for professional installation in high-traffic or secured door openings.

The XE360MOFISMP6LAT619 is suited for commercial, multi-family, and institutional buildings where wireless electronic access control is required at mortise-prep door openings. The Smart Mobile Reader supports credential-based access via mobile devices, making it a practical fit for facilities transitioning away from traditional card-based systems. The offline indicator function provides a local status signal when the lock is operating outside network connectivity, helping service technicians and security administrators quickly identify access events or system status at the door.

Key Features

• XE360 Series wireless mortise lock for commercial and institutional door openings
• Smart Mobile Reader supports mobile credential access
• Offline indicator function signals lock status without network connectivity
• Latitude lever handle in satin nickel finish
• 6-pin C keyway cylinder included for mechanical key backup
• Sold as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation wireless mortise lock for commercial and institutional door openings prepped for mortise lock hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified access control technician familiar with mortise lock prep and low-voltage wiring. Power down or disable any connected access control panel before wiring the lock to the door hardware. Follow local building codes and the applicable provisions of NFPA 80 for fire-rated openings where relevant. Do not force the mortise case into an undersized prep; verify door edge bore dimensions match the lock body before installation.