Part numbers for Schlage and Falcon cylinders for Von Duprin devices are listed below. (KIL = Key In Lock)
SCHLAGE
Mortise
Rim
KIL
...
FALCON
Mortise
Rim
KIL
Conventional
986 x #4 cam
951
A23165-02
Small Format Housing
C987...
If unclear whether mortise, rim, or key-in-lever is needed, reference links below to determine what cylinder type is needed. In order to determine cylinder type needed, you must first k...
The B520-698 cam was designed for a Schlage IC mortise cylinder (see Figure 1) to operate a Falcon MA lock, all functions except the MA381. There is no Schlage cylinder option ...
The following document contains information on Falcon (Non I/C) Hotel Cylinders, including part numbers, key requirements and operation.
Falcon Hotel Cylinders.
The Von Duprin CD kit comes with the cover plate machined to accept the cylinder dogging mortise cylinder.1 1/4" mortise cylinder with an inverted straight cam is required for CD option on Von Dupr...
This option is not available as the solenoid is in the mechanism case where the dogging components would go. An HD-EL solenoid is not available, and Special Dogging(SD) is not an optio...
Devices built After 2/28/2011: Use a 1 1/8" - 1 1/4" mortise cylinder with straight narrow cam. (Cam profile same as the Schlage B520-731, see table below for part numbers)
Devices built...
Standard Schlage rim cylinders will fit a total thickness of door and projecting trim of 3 inches, this includes a minimum of 3/8" of engagement of the tailpiece into the exit device. See ima...
For total thickness measurements larger than 3 inches see the special cylinder offerings in Pricebook. Specify the part number and include the total thickness. We do not offer the ...
You would have to order the device as 88NL less trim, the device will be shipped as an 88EO. The EO device has an NL cam to accept a rim cylinder tailpiece.
Existing Everest keys will not work in Everest 29 cylinders
Related solution: Can I upgrade to an Everest 29 system and use my new keys on my existing Everest cylinders?
Everest 29 keys will work in Everest keyways. The R, S, and T keyways are completely backwards compatible to the Everest B, C, and D keyways respectively.
Related solutions:
What is Everest...
The following application information apply to the 5100 electric strike:
Can only be used on a single door with a cylindrical lock
Can not be used on a pair of doors
Can not be used on a mullion