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Command Access LPM110ECH Series Electrified Latch Retraction Mortise Lock Chassis with 24VDC Operation

Command Access LPM110ECH Series Electrified Latch Retraction Mortise Lock Chassis with 24VDC Operation

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Command Access LPM1 Series Electrified Latch Retraction Mortise Lock Chassis with 24VDC Operation

Professional Electrified Mortise Lock Solution

The Command Access LPM1 Series electrified mortise lock delivers Grade 1 chassis construction with innovative latch retraction technology for commercial applications. Operating at 24VDC with 260mA holding current and 1.9A surge current, this chassis-only unit retrofits to standard Schlage L series compatible trim without special door preparation. Features patented PM300 technology for efficient power management and field-reversible fail-secure operation.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Standard Door Preparation: Fits standard mortise pocket prepped for Schlage "L" series locks with no special modifications required.
  • Grade 1 Construction: Heavy-duty chassis built to withstand years of commercial use and abuse in demanding applications.
  • 24VDC Operation: Operating voltage of 24VDC (+/- 10%) with 260mA holding current and 1.9A surge current for 350ms provides reliable performance.
  • Patented PM300 Technology: Advanced power management allows for favorable wire runs and multiple locks on one power supply for system efficiency.
  • Latch Retraction Capability: Electronic latch retraction enables push-pull operation, handicap access, and automatic operator integration where panic devices are not necessary.
  • Retrofit Compatibility: Chassis-only design retrofits to existing Schlage L9000 compatible trim for cost-effective upgrades.
  • Field Configurable: Field handible design with fail-secure (EU) functionality for flexible installation requirements.
  • 3-Year Warranty: No-hassle 3-year manufacturer warranty provides confidence and protection for commercial installations.

Technical Specifications

  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Duty Level: Heavy-Duty
  • Electronic: Yes
  • Lock Type: Mortise
  • Product Attribute: Mortise Locks
  • Product Category: Mechanical Locks
  • Product Group: Mechanical Locks
  • Product Subgroup: Mortise Locks and Trim
  • Product Type: Electrified Mortise Locks
  • Series: LPM18X Series
  • Subcategory: Mortise
  • Warranty: 3 Year Warranty

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Building Access Control Systems
  • Healthcare Facility Security Integration
  • Educational Institution Door Management
  • Retail Establishment Entry Control
  • Industrial Facility Access Points
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
  • Government and Municipal Buildings

Why Choose Command Access Quality?

Command Access LPM1 Series mortise locks deliver professional-grade reliability with Grade 1 chassis construction and patented PM300 power management technology. The 3-year no-hassle warranty provides added confidence for demanding commercial applications. Engineered for retrofit compatibility and field configuration flexibility where dependable electrified latch control is essential.

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Product Specs

Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Series:
LPM18X Series
Product Subgroup:
Mortise Locks and Trim
Product Type:
Electrified Mortise Locks
Subcategory:
Mortise
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Lock Type:
Mortise
Warranty:
3 Year Warranty
Duty Level:
Heavy-Duty
Product Attribute:
Mortise Locks
Product Category:
Mechanical Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Command Access LPM110ECH 24V 626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Command Access LPM1 electrified mortise lock drop into a door already prepped for a Schlage L series mortise lock?
Yes. The LPM1 chassis fits a standard mortise pocket prepped for Schlage "L" series locks, with no special door prep or modification. That's the point of the chassis-only design: you reuse the existing pocket and the existing Schlage L9000 compatible trim, and swap only the lock body for the electrified one. If the door already has a Schlage L series mortise lock in it, this is a lock-body-level upgrade rather than a door replacement or a re-machine.
2) Does the Command Access LPM1 mortise lock come with trim, or do I need to order levers separately?
Chassis only. No trim, levers, or escutcheons are included, so you supply Schlage L series compatible trim or reuse what is already on the door. On a retrofit where the existing Schlage L trim is in good shape and the finish matches, that trim carries over and you order nothing else on the mechanical side. On a new opening you have to source the trim as a separate line.
3) What voltage and current do I need to size a power supply for Command Access LPM1 electrified mortise locks?
The 24VDC version runs at 24VDC plus or minus 10 percent, draws 260mA holding, and pulls a 1.9A surge for 350ms on retraction. Size the supply for the surge, not the hold, and remember the surge is momentary while the 260mA is what runs continuously per lock. Command Access's PM300 power management is what keeps that holding figure low enough to put multiple locks on one supply and to run longer wire home runs than a raw solenoid latch retraction would tolerate. A 12V version is also offered if the access control head end you are tied into is a 12VDC system.
4) What happens to a Command Access LPM1 mortise lock when the power drops?
It's fail secure. Power loss leaves the latch projected and the outside lever secured, so the opening stays locked. Egress is still mechanical from the inside through the lever. That makes it the right choice for a tenant suite door, a stair door, or a storeroom where you cannot have the opening free on a power failure, and the wrong choice where the AHJ or the fire alarm sequence requires the opening to release on loss of power. If the spec calls for fail safe, this is not the lock.
5) Which function should I pick on a Command Access LPM1 electrified mortise lock: passage, storeroom, or institutional?
Three functions are offered and they behave differently when the electronics are idle. Storeroom keeps the outside lever locked at all times and the inside lever always free, which is the usual pick for a tenant, IT, or supply room on a card reader. Passage leaves both levers free, so the lock is controlling latch retraction for an operator or push-pull opening rather than controlling access. Institutional locks both levers, which suits a corridor or cell-type opening where neither side is free without a credential or key. All three are electrified latch retraction chassis; the function decides the mechanical behavior around that.
6) Can I use a Command Access LPM1 mortise lock with an automatic door operator or a push-pull opening instead of a panic device?
Yes, that is the main reason to buy electric latch retraction in a mortise body. The LPM1 retracts the latch electrically, which lets the door swing on a push-pull or an auto operator without anyone turning a lever, so it covers handicap access and operator integration on openings that do not require a panic device. Sequence the operator to pull the latch first, then drive the door. Where the opening is an egress door that needs a panic device, you want an exit device with electric latch retraction instead of a mortise lock.
7) What else could I buy instead of a Command Access LPM1 electrified mortise lock?
SDC's 7600 Series is the closest cross-brand equivalent, a Grade 1 motorized latch retraction mortise lockset running on 24VDC control, rated for 1-3/4 inch doors. SDC's 7800 PRO Selectric is a different animal: a solenoid controlled mortise lock with a vandal resistant clutch, also for 1-3/4 inch doors, aimed at access control rather than motorized latch pull. DynaLock's EML-1 is an electrified mortise lock in storeroom function. The distinction that matters: only the LPM1 and the SDC 7600 give you actual latch retraction for operator and push-pull work; a clutch-type electrified lock controls the lever, and it will not pull the latch back for a door operator.
8) What is the closest equivalent to the Command Access LPM110ECH electrified latch retraction mortise lock?
The SDC 7600 Series is the nearest peer: a Grade 1 motorized latch retraction mortise lockset with 24VDC control, listed for 1-3/4 inch doors. Both are Grade 1 electrified mortise locks that pull the latch back electrically at 24VDC. The difference is in what you receive and what drives the latch. The LPM110ECH is a chassis-only unit that retrofits into a mortise pocket already prepped for Schlage L series locks and reuses existing L9000 compatible trim, and it uses the patented PM300 power management with 260mA holding current and a 1.9A surge for 350ms. The SDC 7600 is supplied as a complete lockset with a motorized retraction drive. If the opening already has L series trim you want to keep, the chassis-only route is the direct swap; if you are building the opening from nothing, a full lockset is one part number.
9) If the door does not need to be unlocked electrically, what mortise lock should be used instead?
Use a mechanical mortise lock such as the Schlage L9050BDC, a Grade 1 heavy duty entrance/office function lock for 1-3/4 inch doors with a single cylinder non-deadbolt function and a disposable SFIC. The Command Access LPM110ECH is an electronic chassis whose whole purpose is electric latch retraction for push-pull operation, handicap access, and automatic operator integration, and it needs a 24VDC supply to do anything. On an opening with no access control, no door operator, and no need for remote release, the mechanical L9050BDC covers entrance/office duty with a key and lever alone. Note the relationship between the two: the LPM110ECH is built to drop into a mortise pocket prepped for Schlage L series locks, so an existing L series opening is exactly where the electrified upgrade goes later.
10) Which electrified mortise lock works with Schlage L series trim already on the door?
The Command Access LPM110ECH is the one built for that case. It is a chassis-only Grade 1 unit that fits a standard mortise pocket prepped for Schlage L series locks with no special door modification, and it retrofits to existing Schlage L9000 compatible trim. The Schlage L9050BDC is itself an L Series Grade 1 heavy duty mortise lock for 1-3/4 inch doors, so an opening running that lock is the profile the LPM110ECH is designed to take over. The SDC 7600 Series and SDC Selectric 7800 PRO Series are complete locksets with their own trim rather than chassis replacements, which makes them a different scope of work at an existing L series door.
11) Do I have to specify handing when ordering a Command Access LPM1 mortise lock chassis?
No. The LPM1 chassis is field handable, so one part covers left and right hand openings and you set it during install rather than at the order desk. For a property manager or a facility carrying spares, that means one shelf item instead of two, and a lock pulled from the stockroom works on whatever door failed.
12) I just need a mechanical mortise lock on this door, not an electrified one. What should I put in instead?
If the opening has no access control and no auto operator, the electronics are cost and wire you do not need. The Schlage L9050BDC is a Grade 1 heavy duty mortise entrance/office lock in the same L Series prep, single cylinder non-deadbolt function with a disposable SFIC core, for 1-3/4 inch doors. It drops into the same mortise pocket the LPM1 uses, so you can start mechanical now and swap in the electrified chassis later without touching the door or the trim.
13) Is the Command Access LPM1 mortise lock heavy duty enough for a school or hospital corridor door?
Grade 1 chassis construction, heavy duty, and built for commercial rather than residential service. That is the top ANSI grade tier and the one specified for high traffic institutional openings, which is why it shows up on healthcare, education, government, and multi-tenant residential access control work. For a facility standardizing across many openings, the field handable chassis and the single Schlage L prep mean one part number covers a lot of doors.
14) Can I run several Command Access LPM1 locks off one power supply, and how far can I run the wire?
Yes on both counts, within the supply's capacity. The patented PM300 power management is specifically what allows favorable wire runs and multiple locks on a single power supply, because the continuous draw per lock is only 260mA at 24VDC. The constraint on a multi-lock run is the 1.9A momentary surge each lock pulls for 350ms when it retracts, so size the supply for how many locks could fire at once rather than for the sum of the holding currents.
15) What is the difference between a motorized latch retraction mortise lock and a solenoid controlled one?
They differ in the mechanism that moves the latch. The SDC 7600 Series uses motorized latch retraction, and the SDC Selectric 7800 PRO Series is solenoid controlled with a vandal resistant clutch; both are listed for 1-3/4 inch doors. The Command Access LPM110ECH is an electrified latch retraction chassis running at 24VDC with 260mA holding current and a 1.9A surge of 1.9A for 350ms, managed by patented PM300 technology that allows favorable wire runs and multiple locks on a single power supply. Where a clutch based unit like the 7800 PRO puts its protection in the outside lever, the LPM110ECH puts its emphasis on power draw and retrofit into existing Schlage L series trim.
16) Can a DynaLock EML-1 replace a Command Access LPM110ECH storeroom mortise lock?
They serve the same kind of opening but are not interchangeable parts. The DynaLock EML-1 is an EML Series electrified mortise lock in storeroom function, supplied as a lockset. The Command Access LPM110ECH is offered in storeroom function as well, alongside passage and institutional, in 12V and 24V, in 626 satin chrome, but it is a chassis only unit intended to go into a mortise pocket prepped for Schlage L series locks and to work behind existing L9000 compatible trim. Swapping to the EML-1 means changing the trim and lever set at the door, not just the chassis, and it does not carry the PM300 power management the LPM110ECH uses for long wire runs and multiple locks on one supply. Choose by whether you are keeping the existing L series trim.
17) What mortise lock should be specified where the outside lever will be forced or abused?
The SDC Selectric 7800 PRO Series is the peer built around that concern, a solenoid controlled mortise lock with a vandal resistant clutch, listed for 1-3/4 inch doors. The Command Access LPM110ECH answers abuse with Grade 1 heavy-duty chassis construction rated commercial and built for years of commercial use, and it is applied in healthcare, educational, retail, industrial, multi-tenant residential, and government settings. Where the specification calls out clutched lever protection specifically, the 7800 PRO addresses it directly; where the requirement is a Grade 1 electrified retraction chassis that drops into an existing Schlage L series prep, the LPM110ECH is the fit.
18) Does an electrified mortise lock accept an interchangeable core the way the Schlage L9050BDC does?
They are not the same kind of part on that point. The Schlage L9050BDC is a complete mortise entrance/office lock with a single cylinder non-deadbolt function and a disposable SFIC, so the core is part of what ships. The Command Access LPM110ECH is a chassis-only electrified latch retraction unit that goes into a mortise pocket prepped for Schlage L series locks and works behind existing Schlage L9000 compatible trim, which is where the cylinder and lever live on that opening. For a keyed storeroom or institutional opening, order the LPM110ECH chassis in the matching function and carry the cylinder with the L series trim it retrofits into.
19) What finish does the Command Access LPM1 mortise lock chassis come in?
626 satin chrome, across every function and both voltages. Since it is a chassis-only lock body sitting inside the door, the visible finish on the opening is set by the Schlage L series trim you mount on it, not by the chassis. Match the trim to the rest of the building; 626 is the standard commercial finish and pairs with the satin chrome trim most commercial openings already carry.
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Absolutely. The Command Access LPM110ECH 24V 626 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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