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What is the part number for the Schlage SFIC cores?
Part number 80-037 is the combinated Schlage Everest small format interchangeable core and is available in the restricted Everest B Family keyways. Part number 80-036 is an uncombinated version.
What are the keyway types and patents?
HIGH SECURITY Primus/Primus XP: In addition to six cuts for standard locking mechanism, there are five side finger pins to operate the secondary sidebar lock. Primus keys will operate non-Pri...
What sections are used on split keys?
Split key systems are delivered in the highest level section on the key tip (insert): L - obverse or classic Y - reverse 0000 - Paracentric ZZZZ - Quad D000 - restricted Everest C000 - open...
Can I put a Schlage Key-In-Lever cylinder into a Falcon D100 or D200 lock?
Falcon D series deadbolts will not accept Schlage Key-in-lever cylinders. The faceplate plug hole is smaller in diameter than the Schlage plug and does not fit flush when i...
For a Schlage "C"  keyway:  Specify "CP6" as the cylinder suffix when ordering  D100 or D200 locks (All other Schlage keyways are not available).
Does Schlage offer restricted SFIC keyways?
Schlage Everest B keyways are restricted SFIC keyways.
What is the Falcon restricted keyway process for new end users?
A PO from a distributor with a letter of authorization from the end user.
What is Everest 29 keyway?
Schlage Everest 29 is a new keyway family that launched in August 2012 and is patented until 2029. It offers the highest level of restricted key system security by Schlage through patent protection...