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Dormakaba Saffire Electronic EVO LZ-I Interconnect RFID Lockset, Compatible with Lyazon, Wifi Enabled, BLE Enabled, NMKO Override and Vertical Mounting

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Saffire LZ Series

The Saffire EVO LZ Series are cloud-connected locks that combine high-performance with aesthetics that seamlessly integrate with building technology providers and amenities for multihousing properties. The Saffire EVO LZ locks provide an easy-to-use, secure, and flexible solution with the benefits of real time connectivity. They include the convenience of using either mobile devices, RFID credentials or secure PINs for access to resident units, common areas and perimeter doors.

Available Models: 

  • Mortise – LZ-M
  • Deadbolt – LZ-D 
  • Interconnected – LZ-I 
  • Panic – LZ-P  
  • Latch – LZ-L

Requirements: 

  • Supported by dormakaba Lyazon™ Platform
  • Requires integration with 3rd party multihousing property management system
  • Ubiquitous building Wi-Fi

 

The EVO LZ series requires a 3rd party aggregator for integration with Lyazon, such as: ButterflyMX

Applications

  • Ideal for new construction projects or when doors are being replaced
  • Simplified door preparation for ease of installation
  • Suitable for small to very large-scale properties
  • Access control for tenant rooms, common areas, and back-of-house
  • Ideal for multi-housing projects, including apartments, student housing and more

Features

• Get real-time notifications, including events and access anomalies

• Manage access rights to allow or revoke access for residents and visitors in real-time, from anywhere

• Easily send digital keys or PIN codes to residents and visitors from a mobile device• Allow residents to use their mobile device, RFID credentials or PIN to access their residence or common areas

• Provide convenient one-time or recurring access PINs to service and maintenance personnel

• Control when and where residents and visitors can go throughout the building

• Quickly delete lost access media to keep the building secure.

Supported by Community access management software (sold separately) for easy property management from anywhere

 

Security features

• Online connectivity ensures continuous firmware updates for increased device security

• BHMA A156.36 Grade 2

• UL 10C 3-hour fire rating

• Non-volatile memory maintains lock programming and audit records

• Tamper-proof design

• No need to visit the lock to update access

 

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Product Specs

Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Series:
Saffire Series
Product Type:
Interconnected Locks
Warranty:
3 Year
Product Subgroup:
Bored Locksets
Subcategory:
Push Buttons Locks
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Product Attribute:
Electronic Locks
Product Function:
Electronic Interconnected Lockset
Door Strike:
2-3/4" T Strike
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Backset (Distance):
2-3/4"
Department:
Door Hardware

Dormakaba ENLW2ETCBTCB1100R – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-I interconnected lockset work with a 2-3/8 inch backset door prep?
Both backsets are covered. The Saffire EVO LZ-I is ordered in either a 2-3/4 inch or a 2-3/8 inch backset, so it drops into either of the two standard bored preps. The 2-3/4 inch version is the one that pairs with the 2-3/4 inch T strike the series is spec'd with. Pick the backset that matches the existing cross-bore centerline on the door, not the one on the old lock's box.
2) What is the center line spacing between the deadbolt and the latch on the Saffire EVO LZ-I?
Two spacings are offered on the LZ-I interconnect: 4 inch and 5-1/2 inch center line. That number is the distance between the deadbolt bore and the lever bore, and it has to match the holes already in the door. Measure the existing prep before you order, because a 4 inch lock will not cover a 5-1/2 inch prep.
3) Is the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-I fire rated for apartment entry doors?
Yes. The Saffire EVO LZ series carries a UL 10C 3-hour fire rating and is BHMA A156.36 Grade 2. That covers the typical multifamily unit entry, where the corridor-side door assembly is rated.
4) Do I need anything else to run Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-I locks in my building?
The lock alone will not get you a working system. The EVO LZ-I is a cloud-connected lock supported by the dormakaba Lyazon platform, and it needs building-wide Wi-Fi, integration with a third-party multihousing property management system, and a third-party aggregator such as ButterflyMX to connect to Lyazon. Community access management software is also sold separately. Budget for the Wi-Fi coverage and the software side up front, not as an afterthought.
5) What do I have to specify when ordering a Saffire EVO LZ-I lockset?
Seven things decide the part: backset (2-3/4 or 2-3/8 inch), center line (4 or 5-1/2 inch), deadbolt width (1 inch standard or 1-1/8 inch), finish (619 satin nickel, 622 black, or 626 satin chrome), handing (L for left hand and right hand reverse, R for right hand and left hand reverse), lever design (Continental, Elevon, or Troy), and strike (ASA or T-strike). Get handing and center line from the door itself; the rest is preference or matching what is already installed.
6) Is the Saffire EVO LZ-I handed, and how do I tell which hand I need?
Handing matters. The LZ-I is ordered as L (left hand and right hand reverse) or R (right hand and left hand reverse), so one part number covers two of the four hands. Stand outside the door, on the side you use a credential from: if the hinges are on your left it is a left hand or left hand reverse opening.
7) Will the Saffire EVO LZ-I reuse my existing strike, or do I need to cut the frame?
Both strike styles are available: a T-strike or an ASA strike. The T strike is a 2-3/4 inch T, which is the common bored-lock strike in a hollow metal or wood frame; ASA is the larger 1-1/4 by 4-7/8 inch frame prep. Order the one that matches the cutout already in your jamb and you avoid frame work entirely.
8) What is the closest mechanical equivalent to the Saffire EVO LZ-I interconnected lockset for an apartment entry door?
The Saffire EVO LZ-I is an electronic interconnected lockset, so the mechanical counterpart for the same apartment entry opening is a keyed interconnected lock. The Schlage CS210-B500 is a Grade 2 entrance single locking interconnected lockset, and the Deltana CL300ILC is a Grade 2 interconnected lock in the entrance function with a Clarendon lever. Both handle the same one-motion lever-and-deadbolt retraction the LZ-I covers, using a key and cylinder rather than RFID credentials, mobile devices or PINs.
9) What should I use instead of an electronic interconnected lock on a unit door with no building Wi-Fi?
The Saffire EVO LZ-I is a cloud-connected lock supported by the dormakaba Lyazon platform, and it depends on ubiquitous building Wi-Fi plus integration with a third-party multihousing property management system. Where that infrastructure is not in place, a keyed interconnected lock covers the same opening with no network: the Schlage CS210-B500 is a Grade 2 heavy duty entrance interconnected lockset, and the Deltana CL300ILC is a Grade 2 interconnected entrance lock.
10) Is a Schlage S270 classroom lock a substitute for a Saffire EVO LZ-I?
No. The Schlage S270 is a Grade 2 cylindrical keyed lever lock in the classroom function, which controls a latch only. The Saffire EVO LZ-I is an interconnected lockset, meaning the lever retracts both the latch and a deadbolt in one motion, and the deadbolt is ordered as either a 1 inch standard or a 1-1/8 inch wide throw. A door prepped for the LZ-I has both a bore for the lock and a separate deadbolt bore, which the S270 does not fill.
11) What is the difference between the Saffire EVO LZ-I interconnect and the LZ-M mortise or LZ-D deadbolt version?
The LZ-I is the interconnected version: separate deadbolt and lever latch on one chassis, mounted in two bores, where turning the inside lever retracts both at once for single-motion egress. LZ-M is the mortise lock for a mortise pocket, LZ-D is a deadbolt only, LZ-L is a latch only, and LZ-P is the panic version. For a standard apartment unit entry with a bored door prep and a deadbolt requirement, the LZ-I is the one that fits without a new door.
12) Can residents use a phone instead of a keycard on the Saffire EVO LZ-I, and what happens if someone loses a fob?
Access runs three ways on the EVO LZ series: mobile device, RFID credential, or a secure PIN. Because the lock is online, you revoke a lost fob or credential from the management side in real time without walking to the door, and you can issue one-time or recurring PINs to maintenance and service staff. Lock programming and audit records sit in non-volatile memory, so they survive a power interruption.
13) Which deadbolt width should I order on the Saffire EVO LZ-I interconnect?
Two deadbolt widths are offered: 1 inch wide, which is the standard, and 1-1/8 inch wide. Match the width to the bolt hole in the frame and the existing strike box. If you are standardizing a building of unit doors, pick one and keep it across the fleet so your strike prep stays uniform.
14) How does the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-I compare to the Schlage CS210 interconnected lockset?
Both are Grade 2 interconnected entrance locks for a two-bore door prep. The split is credentialing: the Schlage CS210-B500 is a keyed heavy duty mechanical lockset, while the Saffire EVO LZ-I takes mobile, RFID, or PIN credentials and runs on the Lyazon cloud platform with real-time access changes and audit records. If you are managing turnover across a lot of units, the electronic lock removes rekeying; if you want a lock that just works with a key and no infrastructure, the CS210 is the simpler buy.
15) Is the Saffire EVO LZ-I suitable for retrofitting existing occupied apartment doors?
It is aimed at new construction or door replacement, with simplified door preparation for install. On an existing occupied unit door, the deciding factor is whether your current prep matches one of the offered combinations: 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch backset with a 4 inch or 5-1/2 inch center line. If it does, the retrofit is straightforward. If your doors are single-bore with no deadbolt hole, or the center line is something else, you are cutting doors and the economics change.
16) Can I put a Schlage residential handleset on an apartment entry instead of the Saffire EVO LZ-I?
The Schlage Residential FC58 Plymouth outside handleset is an entrance-function residential handleset with 3 and 4 trim, and the FC94 with Latitude lever and Collins trim is an inside dummy handleset, which has no locking function at all. The Saffire EVO LZ-I is a commercial electronic interconnected lockset built to BHMA A156.36 Grade 2 with a UL 10C 3-hour fire rating. On a fire-rated multifamily unit door, the residential handlesets are a different class of product, and a dummy trim provides no latching or locking at all.
17) Which interconnected lock do I use if the door has a 2-3/8 inch backset?
The Saffire EVO LZ-I is ordered in either a 2-3/8 inch or 2-3/4 inch backset, with center line spacing of 4 inches or 5.5 inches and either an ASA or T-strike, so it can be specified directly for a 2-3/8 inch prep rather than substituted. If the opening calls for a keyed interconnected lock instead of an electronic one, the Schlage CS210-B500 and the Deltana CL300ILC are the Grade 2 entrance interconnected equivalents.
18) How does the grade on the Saffire EVO LZ-I compare with the keyed interconnected locks?
The Saffire EVO LZ-I is built to BHMA A156.36 Grade 2, the electrified lock standard, and carries a UL 10C 3-hour fire rating. The Schlage CS210-B500 is Grade 2 heavy duty, and the Deltana CL300ILC is Grade 2, both as mechanical entrance interconnected locks. The grade line is the same across all three, so the deciding factor is credential type: RFID cards, mobile devices and PINs on the LZ-I versus a key cylinder on the mechanical pair.
19) I need to standardize unit entries and classroom-style back-of-house doors across one property. Do they take the same lock?
They do not take the same chassis. Unit entry doors that need a deadbolt and latch retracted together take an interconnected lock: the Saffire EVO LZ-I electronically, or the Schlage CS210-B500 and Deltana CL300ILC as Grade 2 mechanical entrance interconnected locks. A back-of-house door prepped for a single cylindrical bore takes a lock like the Schlage S270, a Grade 2 heavy duty classroom lever lock. The LZ-I covers unit doors, common areas and perimeter doors on one credential, so standardizing usually means matching lever design and finish across the two chassis types.
20) What finishes and lever styles does the Saffire EVO LZ-I come in for matching the rest of a building?
Three finishes: 619 satin nickel, 622 black, and 626 satin chrome. Levers come as Continental, Elevon, or Troy. 626 satin chrome is the usual commercial standard and is the safest match if the rest of your openings are existing commercial hardware; 622 black is the one to pick when the property has gone matte black on unit doors.
21) Can I use the Saffire EVO LZ-I on common area and back-of-house doors too, or just unit entries?
The EVO LZ series is specified for tenant rooms, common areas, and back-of-house, plus perimeter doors, and it scales from small properties to very large ones. Interconnect is the model to put where you need a deadbolt plus single-motion egress on a bored door; for a common area door on an exit device, the panic version LZ-P is the one in the family that fits that opening.
22) Is the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-I a commercial-duty lock or a residential one?
Commercial. The Saffire EVO LZ-I is a commercial-rated interconnected lockset, BHMA A156.36 Grade 2, built for multihousing at scale including apartments and student housing. That separates it from residential handleset lines like the Schlage Residential Custom FCT-Series, which are entrance handlesets for single-family use rather than managed-property access control.
23) Can I match finishes between the Saffire EVO LZ-I and a mechanical interconnected lock on the same building?
The Saffire EVO LZ-I is ordered in 619 satin nickel, 622 black or 626 satin chrome, with Continental, Elevon or Troy lever designs and left or right handing. When pairing it with a keyed interconnected lock on non-networked openings, the Deltana CL300ILC uses the Clarendon lever and the Schlage CS210-B500 is a CS210 Series entrance lockset, so confirm the finish code on the mechanical side matches the 619, 622 or 626 you select for the electronic units.
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