Schlage Commercial Keyless Locks and Electronic Door Hardware
Schlage commercial electronic door hardware includes locksets designed for controlled entry, keyless access, and electrically operated commercial door openings. The collection covers several hardware formats rather than a single lock style, including keypad locks, proximity credential locks, cylindrical electronic locks, mortise electronic locks, exit-device trim, and selected electrified commercial locksets. For additional brands and access-control formats, see our Commercial Electronic Door Hardware collection.
Schlage CO-Series locks make up an important part of this category. CO-100 and CO-200 configurations are available in keypad and selected proximity credential formats, with versions built around cylindrical, mortise, and exit trim applications. This allows the electronic access function to be paired with different commercial door preparations and lock chassis rather than limiting keyless access to one hardware format.
Cylindrical electronic locks use a cylindrical lock chassis installed through the door preparation common to many commercial lever locksets. Mortise electronic locks use a mortise lock body installed into a pocket in the edge of the door. Electronic exit trim is designed to coordinate with compatible exit-device applications, providing controlled exterior access while the exit hardware performs its separate egress function.
The collection also includes selected electrically locked and electrically unlocked commercial locksets. These differ from stand-alone keypad or credential locks because their locking state can be controlled as part of an electrical access-control system. Schlage produces these functions in commercial lever and knob configurations for applications where the locking hardware must interface with external power or control equipment.
Some of the electrified lever configurations are part of the broader Schlage ND-Series Door Levers family. The ND-Series includes many mechanical commercial functions as well as selected electrically controlled configurations, so electronic function is only one part of that larger commercial lock family.
Across Schlage commercial keyless and electronic hardware, product differences can include keypad or credential operation, cylindrical or mortise construction, exit trim compatibility, lever design, handing, cylinder or interchangeable-core preparation, electrical function, and finish. These distinctions make the collection useful for both stand-alone electronic access and selected electrically controlled commercial door applications.
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