Name: Corbin Russwin 2200-001 Key-In-Lever/Knob Conventional Cylinder, for Schlage AL and ND Series Levers, A21 Cam
Brand: Corbin Russwin
SKU: CR2200-001-A21-L4-626
Price: 83.26 USD
Availability: InStock

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Corbin Russwin 001 Key-In-Lever Conventional Cylinder for Schlage AL and ND Series with A21 Cam

Commercial-Grade Conventional Cylinder for Professional Key Systems Integration

The Corbin Russwin 001 is a Conventional Key-In-Lever cylinder from the 2000 Series, engineered to integrate seamlessly with Schlage AL and ND Series levers using the A21 Cam configuration. Designed for commercial applications, this non-handed replacement cylinder supports a properly designed master key system — the essential “software” of a building's security infrastructure. Compatible with a broad range of hardware platforms including Alarm Lock DL2500 Series, Arrow H Series Knob and Levers, Sargent 10 Line, and Schlage D Series Lever, this cylinder delivers the right balance of security, convenience, and expansion capability for virtually every commercial job. Each cylinder ships with 2 keys included.

Professional Features & Benefits

Conventional Key-In-Lever Classification: Designed specifically as a Conventional Key-In-Lever cylinder, providing reliable pin-tumbler security for commercial lever and knob hardware applications.
A21 Cam Configuration: Fitted with the A21 Cam for direct compatibility with Schlage AL and ND Series levers, ensuring proper mechanical engagement and smooth operation.
Broad Hardware Compatibility: Compatible with Alarm Lock DL2500 Series, Arrow H Series Knob and Levers, Arrow H Series Levers, Sargent 10 Line, and Schlage D Series Lever for versatile deployment across multiple hardware platforms.
Non-Handed Design: Universal non-handed configuration simplifies ordering and installation, eliminating the need to specify door handing for this cylinder.
Keys Included: Ships with 2 keys included, ready for immediate integration into new or existing key systems.
Master Key System Ready: Engineered to support professionally designed and maintained master key systems, turning each hardware product into a fully functional access control device within a building's security architecture.
Commercial-Grade Construction: Built to Corbin Russwin's commercial standards as part of the 2000 Series, offering the security, convenience, and expansion capability required for demanding commercial environments.
Replacement Parts Classification: Categorized as a replacement part and accessory, making it ideal for upgrading, re-keying, or restoring existing commercial door hardware installations.

Technical Specifications

Series: 2000
Product Type: Cylinders
Product Group: Parts and Accessories
Product Subgroup: Cylinders
Keys Included: 2
Commercial/Residential: Commercial
Subcategory: Cylinders
Application: Alarm Lock DL2500 Series; Arrow H Series Knob and Levers; Arrow H Series Levers; Sargent 10 Line; Schlage D Series Lever
Parts and Accessories Type: Replacement Parts
Product Attribute: Parts and Accessories
Door Hand Direction: Non-Handed
Cylinder Classification: Conventional Key-In-Lever
Product Category: Parts and Accessories
Department: Door Hardware

Professional Applications

Commercial Office Buildings
Educational Facilities
Healthcare Institutions
Retail Establishments
Industrial and Warehouse Facilities
Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
Government and Municipal Buildings

Why Choose Corbin Russwin Quality?

Corbin Russwin cylinder products are engineered to deliver the right balance of security, convenience, and expansion capability for every commercial application. The 2000 Series Conventional Key-In-Lever cylinder is built to commercial-grade standards and is designed to integrate with professionally maintained master key systems, ensuring each hardware product functions as a reliable access control device. With broad compatibility across leading hardware platforms and a non-handed design, Corbin Russwin cylinders are a trusted choice for door hardware professionals seeking dependable performance in demanding commercial environments.

Manufacturer Resources

Key Systems Catalog

Product Specs

Series:: 2000
Product Type:: Cylinders
Product Group:: Parts and Accessories
Product Subgroup:: Cylinders
Keys Included:: 2
Commercial/Residential:: Commercial
Subcategory:: Cylinders
Application:: Alarm Lock DL2500 Series; Arrow H Series Knob and Levers; Arrow H Series Levers; Sargent 10 Line; Schlage D Series Lever
Parts and Accessories Type:: Replacement Parts
Product Attribute:: Parts and Accessories
Door Hand Direction:: Non-Handed
Cylinder Classification:: Conventional Key-In-Lever
Product Category:: Parts and Accessories
Department:: Door Hardware

Corbin Russwin CR2200-001-A21-L4-626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) How many pins does the Corbin Russwin 2200 key-in-lever cylinder have, and can it go on my existing master key system?

Six pins, on every keyway offered. That matters because a 6-pin cylinder can be pinned into an existing 6-pin Corbin Russwin master key system with a change key, a master, and room left for a grand master above it. Pick the keyway to match the system you are already running, then have it keyed to that system rather than ordering it keyed different.

2) Will a key-in-lever cylinder work in a rim exit device or a mortise lock?

No. The 2200-001 is a key-in-lever/knob cylinder, a different body and cam entirely from the cylinders those take. A rim exit device needs a rim cylinder with a tailpiece, such as the Schlage 20-021 with a vertical tailpiece cam or the 20-022 with a horizontal one. A mortise lock needs a threaded mortise cylinder, like the Adams Rite 4036 or the Detex MC65 in a Schlage C keyway. Ordering a key-in-lever cylinder for either of those openings gets you a part that will not mount.

3) Will a Schlage 20-021 rim cylinder replace a Corbin Russwin 2200-001?

No, they mount in different places. The Corbin Russwin 2200-001 is a conventional key-in-lever cylinder that installs into the knob or lever itself and uses an A21 cam. The Schlage 20-021 is a rim cylinder with a 6-pin build and a vertical tailpiece cam, and the Schlage 20-022 is the same rim cylinder with a horizontal tailpiece cam; rim cylinders mount through the door and drive a rim exit device or rim lock, not lever trim. If the lever is keyed, the 2200-001 is the cylinder; if the hardware is a rim device, the 20-021 or 20-022 is the part, chosen by tailpiece orientation.

4) What is the difference between the Corbin Russwin 2200-001 key-in-lever cylinder and the Falcon A23161-05 G?

Both are key-in-lever replacement cylinders in 6-pin builds. The Corbin Russwin 2200-001 is a conventional key-in-lever cylinder built around Corbin Russwin keyways, offered in 6-pin with a very wide keyway range including 27, 57, 59, 67, 77 and the N-series, so it drops into an existing Corbin Russwin key system. The Falcon A23161-05 G is a key in lever cylinder in the RU/T series, 6-pin G keyway, supplied keyed different with 2 cut keys. If the building is mastered on Corbin Russwin, the 2200-001 keeps that system intact; if the opening is standalone and keyed different on a Falcon G keyway, the A23161-05 G is the matching part.

5) Can a Kaba Ilco 1539 universal cylinder be used instead of a Corbin Russwin 2200-001?

They serve the same opening but come at it differently. The Corbin Russwin 2200-001 is a conventional key-in-lever cylinder with an A21 cam matched to Schlage AL and ND series levers, and it is also listed for Alarm Lock DL2500 series, Arrow H series knobs and levers, Sargent 10 Line and Schlage D series levers. The Kaba Ilco 1539 is a key-in-knob / lever universal cylinder, built as a one-part-fits-many replacement rather than a brand key system component. Choose the 2200-001 when the cylinder has to pin into an existing Corbin Russwin master key system; choose the 1539 when the goal is a generic replacement for a knob or lever with no system to match.

6) What should I use instead of a Corbin Russwin 2200-001 if the building is on interchangeable cores?

The Corbin Russwin 2200-001 is a conventional cylinder, meaning it is pinned in place and re-keyed by a locksmith rather than swapped by hand. On a facility standardized to interchangeable cores, the BEST 1CB Peaks 150 series interchangeable core cylinder or the BEST 1CDF drill resistant preferred patented interchangeable core in 7-pin brass, 150 series, are the core-based equivalents, and the BEST 1C series standard 5-pin core covers the standard core line. Schlage's 20-057 is a 6-pin full size interchangeable core rim cylinder with a convertible tailpiece cam, and the 20-057-C is an FSIC core on the C keyway in 643E aged bronze. Conventional cylinders like the 2200-001 fit buildings that re-key by pinning; core systems fit buildings that re-key by pulling the core.

7) For an aluminum storefront door, is the Corbin Russwin 2200-001 the cylinder to order?

Usually not. Storefront deadlocks take cylinder pulls and mortise cylinders rather than key-in-lever cylinders. The Adams Rite 4024 is a cylinder pull with trim plate mounting for MS1847 deadlock systems, the 4025 is a five pin tumbler cylinder pull with through-screws for the MS1847 deadlock, and the 4026 is a five pin tumbler cylinder pull for wood door applications with the Adams Rite 5017 wood door deadlock or deadlatch. The Corbin Russwin 2200-001 belongs on lever and knob trim such as Schlage AL and ND series levers.

8) Do I need to specify handing when I order a key-in-lever replacement cylinder?

No handing to specify on the 2200-001. It is a non-handed cylinder, so the same part goes into a left- or right-hand lever without change. Handing on a key-in-lever opening lives in the lock chassis and the lever, not the cylinder plug.

9) Is a conventional cylinder or an interchangeable core the better choice for a building I re-key often?

The 2200-001 is a conventional cylinder, which means re-keying it takes a locksmith, disassembly, and repinning at the bench or the door. If you turn over tenants or lose keys frequently, a small format or full size interchangeable core is the better architecture: you pull the core with a control key and drop a new one in without touching the lock. ZenSupply carries that route too, including the BEST 1C Series standard 5-pin core and the Schlage 20-057 6-pin FSIC rim cylinder. Choose conventional when the keying is stable and you want the lower-complexity part; choose IC when the labor of re-keying is the real cost.

10) I need a key-in-lever cylinder for a Sargent lock. Is the Corbin Russwin 001 the right one, or is there another option?

The 001 is listed for the Sargent 10 Line, so it covers that lock family directly and lets you bring the Sargent openings onto the same Corbin Russwin keyway as the rest of the building. If you would rather stay outside the Corbin Russwin keying, the Kaba Ilco 1579 Series knob and lever cylinder is built for Sargent. Deciding factor is the key system: one system across the property points to the 001, a standalone Sargent-keyed opening points to the Ilco.

11) I have Arrow H Series levers on a Falcon-keyed property. Which key-in-lever cylinder do I order?

Depends on which keyway you are standardizing on. The Corbin Russwin 001 is listed for Arrow H Series knobs and levers and comes in 89 Corbin Russwin keyways, so it fits the Arrow hardware while putting those doors on a Corbin Russwin system. If you are staying on a Falcon keyway instead, the Falcon A23161-05 G is a key-in-lever cylinder in the 6-pin G keyway, keyed different with two cut keys. Same opening, two different key systems.

12) Can I get Corbin Russwin 001 cylinders keyed alike across a whole floor?

That is the normal way these get ordered. Every 001 is a 6-pin conventional cylinder, and the keyway you choose is the platform the whole floor sits on, so ordering the same keyway across every opening lets a locksmith pin them keyed alike under one change key, or keyed different under a shared master. What you have to lock down before ordering is the keyway, since cylinders on two different keyways cannot be brought onto one key system no matter how they are pinned.

13) What is the difference between the Corbin Russwin 2200-001 and the Kaba Ilco 1599 key-in-knob cylinder?

The Corbin Russwin 2200-001 is a conventional key-in-lever cylinder from the 2000 series, non-handed, supplied with 2 keys, and offered across a long list of Corbin Russwin keyways in 6-pin so it can be pinned into an existing master key system. The Kaba Ilco 1599 is a key-in-knob replacement cylinder in the 1599 series, aimed at restoring a knob lock rather than extending a keying system. On a job where the knobs and levers all have to work off one key hierarchy, the 2200-001 is the part that keeps the hierarchy.

14) I only need to fill a cylinder hole with no key function - is the Corbin Russwin 2200-001 what I want?

No. The 2200-001 is a working conventional key-in-lever cylinder supplied with 2 keys, meant to operate hardware and join a key system. When the opening needs the cylinder appearance without key function, the BEST 12E series dummy rim cylinder with a 1-5/32 inch diameter is the blank-off part. Order the 2200-001 only where the cylinder actually has to turn the lock.

15) Does the Corbin Russwin 2200-001 fit Emtek residential hardware?

The 2200-001 is a commercial cylinder listed for Alarm Lock DL2500 series, Arrow H series knobs and levers, Sargent 10 Line and Schlage D series levers, with an A21 cam for Schlage AL and ND series levers. Emtek trim takes its own cylinders: the Emtek CY4 cylinder is sold each, the Medeco 1065244 is a 5-pin rim lazy motion rim type cylinder with an Emtek tailpiece, and the Medeco 1065140 is a 5-pin retrofit cylinder for the Emtek handleset and deadbolt outside cylinder along with the Arrow JL interconnected lock. Tailpiece and cam are what decide the fit here, so match the cylinder to the trim brand.

16) Corbin Russwin 2200-001 or a Detex MC65 for a 6-pin commercial cylinder?

Both are 6-pin commercial cylinders, but they differ in mounting and keyway family. The Detex MC65 is a mortise cylinder on the Schlage C keyway at 1-1/8 inch, so it fits a mortise case keyed to Schlage C. The Corbin Russwin 2200-001 is a conventional key-in-lever cylinder in the 2000 series, available in 6-pin across Corbin Russwin keyways such as 252, 60, 70, 97, 99 and the H and L series, in 606 satin brass and 626 satin chrome. Pick by what the lock body accepts and which keyway the building is mastered on.

17) What finishes does the Corbin Russwin 2200-001 cylinder come in?

Two: 606 satin brass and 626 satin chrome. On a key-in-lever cylinder only the face ring shows once it is installed, so match it to the lever trim rather than the door. 626 is the usual pairing with satin chrome or brushed stainless lever hardware, 606 with satin brass.

18) Does the Corbin Russwin 001 cylinder come with keys, or do I need to order them separately?

Two keys ship with each cylinder. That is enough to hand one to a tenant and keep one on the ring for a single-cylinder swap. If you are re-keying a run of doors to one change key you will want additional cut keys ordered alongside, since two per opening adds up fast on a fleet.

19) Is the Corbin Russwin 2200 series cylinder suitable for commercial buildings, or is it residential-grade?

Commercial. The 2200-001 is a commercial-rated cylinder in the Corbin Russwin 2000 Series, sold as a replacement part for existing lever and knob hardware in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, retail, warehouses, multi-tenant residential and government properties. It is the cylinder you order when you are re-keying or restoring installed commercial hardware rather than buying a whole new lock.

How fast can I get the Corbin Russwin CR2200-001-A21-L4-626 delivered?

Most orders ship the same day from our distribution partners, with quick delivery throughout the continental U.S. Need it urgently? Contact Us for expedited shipping options.

Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?

Yes—ZenSupply offers a hassle-free return policy. If the product isn’t the right fit, reach out to our support team for a return authorization or setup a return by following our return instructions.

Does the Corbin Russwin CR2200-001-A21-L4-626 come with a warranty?

Absolutely. The Corbin Russwin CR2200-001-A21-L4-626 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.

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Corbin Russwin 2200-001 Key-In-Lever/Knob Conventional Cylinder, for Schlage AL and ND Series Levers, A21 Cam

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