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The SCHLAGE L9082B 06A 626 is a Grade 1 institution mortise lock designed for high-security commercial and institutional door applications. Built to ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 standards, it delivers heavy-duty cycle performance suitable for high-traffic environments such as hospitals, schools, and correctional facilities. The lock ships as an SFIC prep less core, meaning it accepts small-format interchangeable core cylinders installed separately. It features the 06 lever design paired with an A rose trim and a satin chrome (626) finish. Field reversibility allows handing changes without replacing the lock body, reducing installation time on mixed-swing door schedules. Licensed locksmiths and commercial door hardware installers are the primary installers for this hardware.
This mortise lock is suited for institutional and commercial buildings where access control, durability, and keying flexibility are required. The SFIC prep configuration makes it compatible with small-format interchangeable core keying systems, which are common in large facilities that use master key or restricted key programs. The 06 lever and A rose combination provides a trim profile that meets both functional and code-compliant requirements for accessible hardware in institutional settings. Field reversibility supports installations where door handing must be confirmed or adjusted on-site.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation mortise lock for commercial and institutional doors prepared for standard mortise lock chassis with SFIC cylinder prep.
Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician familiar with mortise lock chassis prep and SFIC core systems. Confirm door handing and backset before installation, as mortise pockets must be precisely routed to manufacturer specifications. De-energize any electrified hardware or access control wiring connected to the door before beginning work. Consult applicable building codes and ADA accessibility standards when selecting lever trim for accessible routes.
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