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Falcon C607 A Combinated 7-Pin SFIC Core with A Keyway - two-tone Satin Brass body with Satin Chrome face, angled view showing keyway and Falcon logo

Falcon C607 A Combinated 7-Pin SFIC Core with A Keyway

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Falcon C607 A Combinated 7-Pin SFIC Core, A Keyway

The Falcon C607 A is a combinated 7-pin Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) designed for exit device applications. The interchangeable core format lets facility managers and security professionals re-key a door in seconds - no disassembly, no downtime - while the 7-pin configuration delivers the key-control depth required for master key systems in commercial buildings, institutions, and multi-tenant properties.

Features & Benefits

  • 7-Pin SFIC Format: Small Format Interchangeable Core - drop in or pull out without disassembling the exit device trim.
  • A Keyway: Standard A keyway profile for broad compatibility with existing key systems and master key arrangements.
  • Combinated Construction: Ships combinated (pinned to a specific key cut), ready for immediate installation.
  • Master Key Ready: Integrates into grand master and master key systems for tiered access control across large facilities.
  • Exit Device Compatibility: Engineered for Falcon exit device trim assemblies - confirm trim model compatibility before ordering.
  • Commercial-Grade Reliability: Built for the cycle counts and security demands of commercial, institutional, and multi-family applications.

Technical Specifications

  • Model: C607 A
  • Core Type: SFIC (Small Format Interchangeable Core)
  • Pin Count: 7-Pin
  • Keyway: A Keyway
  • Application: Commercial
  • Use: Exit Device Trim

Typical Applications

  • Commercial office buildings and corporate campuses
  • Educational facilities (K-12 and higher education)
  • Healthcare institutions and medical office buildings
  • Government and municipal buildings
  • Multi-tenant residential and mixed-use properties
  • Retail, industrial, and warehouse facilities

Installation Note

This core is a replacement/upgrade component for compatible Falcon exit device trim assemblies. Verify trim model compatibility and consult Falcon's exit device documentation before ordering. The Falcon Exit Devices Catalog is available as a downloadable PDF on this page.

Manufacturer Resources

Falcon Exit Devices Catalog

Product Specs

Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Product Subgroup:
Parts and Accessories
Subcategory:
Parts and Accessories
Product Type:
Exit Devices Parts
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Attribute:
Parts and Accessories
Product Model:
C607 A
Cylinder Classification:
SFIC 7-Pin Core
Keyway Profile:
A Keyway
Product Category:
Exit Devices and Trim
Department:
Door Hardware

Falcon C607 A 626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a Falcon C607 A core work in my Falcon exit device trim?
The C607 A is a small format interchangeable core built for Falcon exit device trim assemblies. Because SFIC is a housing-dependent format, the trim has to be prepped for a small format core, not a mortise or rim cylinder, so check the trim model against Falcon's exit device documentation before you order. If your trim takes a rim cylinder rather than an SFIC housing, this core will not drop in.
2) Can I re-key a door with a Falcon SFIC core without taking the exit device apart?
That is the whole point of the interchangeable core format. A control key pulls the C607 A out of the trim and a replacement core drops in, so the door is re-keyed in seconds with no disassembly of the exit device. Facility staff swap cores on tenant turnover or a lost key instead of scheduling a locksmith to strip the trim.
3) Does the Falcon C607 A come already keyed, or do I have to pin it myself?
It ships combinated, meaning it is already pinned to a specific key cut and ready to install out of the box. You are not buying a blank core to pin at the bench. If you need it cut into an existing master key system, the key cut has to be specified as part of the order, not changed after it arrives.
4) Will a 7-pin A keyway core fit into my existing Falcon master key system?
The A keyway is the standard Falcon profile and the 7-pin build is what gives a master key system its depth, so the C607 A integrates into grand master and master key arrangements across a facility. What matters is that your existing system is on the A keyway and cut to the same system. A core on a different keyway profile will not accept your keys no matter how many pins it has.
5) Is the Arrow 16RCR-27 an equivalent replacement for a Falcon C607 A?
No - they are two halves of different jobs. The Falcon C607 A is the core itself: a combinated 7-pin SFIC in the A keyway that drops into a prepped housing and is pulled with a control key. The Arrow 16RCR-27 is an SFIC rim housing for 6/7-pin cores in the 24/25 Series - the shell that accepts a small format core, not the pinned core that carries the key cut. A rim housing with no core in it will not operate a door, and a core with no housing prepped for it has nowhere to sit. If the opening already has SFIC prep and you only need to change who has keys, the C607 A is the piece to order; if you are adding small format capability to a rim application that does not yet have it, the housing is the piece that is missing.
6) I want to dog my exit devices with a key instead of a hex key - is a 7-pin SFIC core what I need?
Not by itself. The Falcon C607 A is a combinated 7-pin SFIC core for exit device trim - it controls who can retract the latch from the outside, not how the device is held down. Cylinder dogging is a mechanical change to the device chassis. The Von Duprin 040070/040071 is a cylinder dogging with indicator conversion kit for 36 inch and 48 inch 33A exit devices in the 33/35 Series, a Grade 1 non-fire-rated assembly, and that is the kind of part that converts a device to key dogging. Fire-rated devices are never dogged, which is why that kit carries a fire rating of no. Order the core when the question is keying; order the dogging kit when the question is holding the device in the retracted position.
7) What is the difference between a 6-pin and a 7-pin SFIC core, and do I need 7?
Both use the same small format core body and drop into the same housings. The 7-pin stack adds a chamber, which is what buys you extra levels in a master key hierarchy, so it is what large facilities running grand master, master and sub-master tiers specify. The C607 A is the 7-pin build. If you are keying a handful of doors alike with no tiers above them, 6-pin is enough depth and 7-pin buys you nothing.
8) I need an SFIC rim housing, not just the core. What do I order?
The C607 A is the core alone. If the opening needs a housing to receive a small format core, the Arrow 16RCR-27 SFIC rim housing takes a 6 or 7-pin core and is part of the Arrow 24/25 Series. Buy the housing and core together when the existing trim has no small format prep; buy the core alone when you are only re-keying or replacing a worn core.
9) My exit device problem is a latch that will not hold, not the key. Is a core the right part?
No. A core only controls key access through the trim; it has nothing to do with latching. For a latch fault on a top latch device, Accentra sells the 7110/7120 exit device top latch replacement component, and the 7110F version for that device. Order the C607 A only when the issue is keying or key control.
10) Can I use the C607 A core to add electric latch retraction or cylinder dogging to my exit device?
No, those are separate conversion kits and the core has no role in either. Von Duprin's 040061 QEL modular conversion kit adds quiet electric latch retraction to 3-foot and 4-foot 33A, 35A, 98 and 99 Series devices, and the 040070/040071 kit adds cylinder dogging with an indicator to 36 inch and 48 inch 33A devices. For AX devices, the 04116 and 041166 QELX kits handle quiet electronic latch retraction. The C607 A only changes what key operates the trim.
11) My exit device will not latch at the top - will a new core fix it?
No. A core change addresses the key, not the latching. The Falcon C607 A is a combinated 7-pin SFIC core in the A keyway that pulls and replaces in seconds to re-key the opening; it has no part in whether the top latch throws and holds. When the latch itself is the failure, the replacement is a latch component - the Accentra 60-7010-0049-999 top latch replacement covers 7110 and 7120 devices, and the 60-7010-0050-999 covers the 7110F. Note that both of those latch components carry a fire rating of no, so match the part to whether the opening is a fire door before ordering. Diagnose first: a key that turns but will not release points at the trim and core, a device that releases but will not re-latch points at the latch.
12) We are adding electric latch retraction to our exit devices - does the SFIC core need to change too?
Those are independent decisions. Electric latch retraction is a chassis conversion: the Von Duprin 040061 is a QEL modular conversion kit for 33A, 35A, 98 and 99 Series devices in 3-foot and 4-foot widths, Grade 1 and non-fire-rated, while the 04116 QELX modular kit and the 041166 QELX baseplate kit are conversion kits for AX exit devices with quiet electronic latch retraction. None of those touch keying. The Falcon C607 A remains what governs mechanical key access through the trim - a combinated 7-pin SFIC with the A keyway, which is the format that lets a facility fold the opening into a master key system and re-key it later without pulling the device apart. A building going to electric retraction usually still wants mechanical key override on the same doors, so both parts have a place in that scope.
13) What finishes does the Falcon C607 A SFIC core come in?
Three: US4 satin brass, US19 matte black, and US26D satin chrome. On a core, the finish you see is the face around the keyway, so match it to the trim it sits in rather than to the door hardware in general. US26D satin chrome is the usual pick on commercial exit trim; that variant carries MPN C607 A 626.
14) Is the Falcon C607 A suitable for a school or hospital, or is it a residential core?
Commercial grade, and it is aimed squarely at buildings where keys change hands often: schools, healthcare, government, multi-tenant residential, retail and warehouse. The reason it suits those facilities is the swap time. When a key goes missing on a campus, cores get pulled and replaced door by door rather than the whole trim being rebuilt.
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Does the Falcon C607 A 626 come with a warranty?
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