Schlage ND80PDEU Rho 626 Electrified Cylindrical Lock

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ND80PDEU RHO 626 is a Grade 1 electrified cylindrical lock designed for storeroom function access control applications. It operates on 12/24 VDC and is configured fail secure, meaning the lock remains locked when power is lost. The unit features a 2.75 inch backset and is finished in satin chrome (626). The Rhodes lever trim provides a clean, commercial-grade appearance. This lock is installed by licensed access control technicians, locksmiths, or security systems integrators working on commercial door hardware projects.

This electrified cylindrical lock is suited for commercial and institutional storeroom applications where electric locking control is required. The storeroom function keeps the outside lever locked at all times and requires credential-based or remote electric release for entry, while the inside lever remains free egress. It is commonly installed on interior or perimeter doors in office buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, and similar commercial environments where controlled access to secured rooms is needed.

Key Features

• Grade 1 commercial cylindrical lock construction for high-cycle, heavy-duty use
• Storeroom function: outside lever locked at all times, free egress from inside
• Fail secure operation: lock remains locked upon power loss
• Dual voltage input: compatible with 12 VDC or 24 VDC control systems
• 2.75 inch backset fits standard commercial door preparations
• Rhodes lever trim in satin chrome (626) finish

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electrified cylindrical lock for commercial doors requiring storeroom function with electric release. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith, access control technician, or qualified security integrator. Verify door preparation dimensions, including backset and cross bore, before installation. Disconnect and de-energize the access control system and confirm power is off at the door controller before wiring the lock. Follow all applicable local building codes and NFPA 101 Life Safety Code requirements for electrified hardware on egress paths.