Dormakaba 201484-26D-01 - SFIC Core, 2 Change Keys 1 Control Key, Keyed Different, 1000/L1000/5000 Series

Yes. The 201484-26D-01 is the small format interchangeable core built for the Dormakaba 1000, L1000 and 5000 Series pushbutton locks. It drops into the core cavity of those locks and is retained by the control key, so no other series should be assumed to take it.

Keys are included: two change keys and one control key ship with the core. The change keys are what the end user carries to operate the lock; the control key is the one that pulls the core out of the housing. No separate key order is needed to put the core into service.

No. The 201484-26D-01 is keyed different, so each core comes on its own key change with its own pair of change keys. Order several and you get several unrelated keys, which is what you want for tenant doors or individual offices but not for a run of doors one key has to open. If you need one key to work multiple openings, you need cores keyed alike rather than keyed different.

Just the core. The 201484-26D-01 is the keyed cylinder assembly that sits in an existing Dormakaba 1000, L1000 or 5000 Series lock, supplied with two change keys and one control key. It does not include the lock chassis, trim or mounting hardware, so it is a replacement or rekey part, not a standalone lockset.

That is the point of a small format interchangeable core. With the control key you pull the 201484-26D-01 out of the lock housing and insert another core in its place, with the lock still mounted and the door still hung. Tenant turnover or a lost key becomes a core swap instead of a rekey on a bench.

Only core removal and insertion. A control key on an SFIC system does not operate the latch or retract the bolt, so it is not a master key and should not be handed to tenants or staff who need door access. Keep it with the maintenance set; the two change keys supplied with the 201484-26D-01 are the operating keys.