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Falcon C607CCA SFIC 7-Pin Combinated Core with Control and Operating Keys

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Falcon C607CCA SFIC 7-Pin Combinated Core with Control and Operating Keys

Professional Small Format Interchangeable Core Solution

The Falcon C607CCA is a 7-pin construction SFIC (Small Format Interchangeable Core) designed for commercial door hardware applications. This combinated core includes both control key 3573530 and operating key 3575350, providing complete access control functionality. The A keyway profile ensures compatibility with standard Falcon cylinder systems, while the 7-pin construction delivers enhanced security for professional installations.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • 7-Pin Construction: Enhanced security configuration with 7-pin tumbler system for increased pick resistance and key control.
  • SFIC Design: Small Format Interchangeable Core allows for easy core changes without removing the entire cylinder from the door.
  • Complete Key Set: Includes both control key 3573530 and operating key 3575350 for full system functionality.
  • A Keyway Profile: Standard keyway configuration ensures compatibility with existing Falcon cylinder systems.
  • Combinated Core System: Integrated control and operating functions in a single core for streamlined access management.
  • Commercial-Grade Construction: Engineered for demanding commercial applications requiring reliable access control.
  • Interchangeable Design: Allows for quick core replacement and rekeying without door hardware removal.

Technical Specifications

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

Installation & Operation

This SFIC core is designed for use with compatible Falcon cylinder assemblies in exit devices and door hardware. Insert the core into the cylinder housing until it seats properly, then use the control key to secure the core in place. Refer to the parent device installation instructions and manufacturer documentation for proper integration with existing hardware systems.

Professional Applications

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

Why Choose Falcon Quality?

Falcon SFIC cores deliver professional-grade security with precision-engineered 7-pin construction for demanding commercial applications. The interchangeable design provides operational flexibility while maintaining the high security standards required for professional access control systems. Engineered for reliable performance in high-traffic commercial environments where dependable access control is essential.

Manufacturer Resources

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 C607CCA – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a Falcon C607CCA core fit any small format interchangeable core cylinder, or does it have to be Falcon?
The C607CCA is a small format interchangeable core cut to the Falcon A keyway. The SFIC figure-eight body is the industry standard shape, so it drops into SFIC housings mechanically, but the key only works if your system is on the Falcon A keyway. If your building is keyed to a different keyway family, the core physically seats and your existing keys will not turn it. Match the keyway first, then the housing.
2) What is the difference between a 6-pin and a 7-pin SFIC core, and which do I need for Falcon exit devices?
Pin count is about key control and depth of masterkeying, not about whether the core fits. The C607CCA is built as a 7-pin core, which gives more chambers for master and grand-master levels and more unique key changes than a 6-pin. A 6-pin core seats in the same housing, but a 7-pin key will not operate a 6-pin core and vice versa. If your facility is already pinned 7-pin on the Falcon A keyway, stay 7-pin so the core falls into your existing hierarchy. Most SFIC housings, like the Arrow 16RCR-27 rim housing, are built to take either 6 or 7-pin cores.
3) Does the Falcon C607CCA come already keyed, or do I have to pin it myself?
It ships combinated, meaning it is already pinned to a working combination, and both keys come with it: control key 3573530 and operating key 3575350. You can put it in service straight out of the box. That is the difference between this and an uncombinated core, which arrives as parts for a locksmith to pin to your system. If the opening has to fall under an existing master key system, a combinated core comes on its own random combination and will not sit in that hierarchy.
4) What does the control key do on an SFIC core, and why do I need one?
The control key is what pulls the core out of the housing. Turn it and the control lug retracts, and the core lifts free without touching the exit device, lock, or the door itself. The operating key, 3575350, only throws the lock. The control key, 3573530, is what lets you swap the core. That is the whole point of interchangeable core: rekeying an opening after a turnover or a lost key takes seconds and no disassembly. Guard the control key, since anyone holding it can remove cores across the building.
5) Can I use the Falcon C607CCA core in a rim exit device, or is it only for cylindrical locks?
The core itself is housing-agnostic. An SFIC core does not have a cam or a tailpiece of its own, so what determines the application is the housing you drop it into: a rim housing for a rim exit device, a mortise housing for a mortise lock, or a knob or lever cylinder. The C607CCA is a Falcon A keyway 7-pin core intended for commercial door hardware including exit devices and trim. Order the housing that matches your device, then this core goes in it.
6) Is the Arrow 16RCR-27 SFIC rim housing an alternative to the Falcon C607CCA core?
They are two different halves of the same assembly, not two versions of one part. The Falcon C607CCA is the SFIC 7-pin core itself, supplied combinated with control key 3573530 and operating key 3575350 in the A keyway. The Arrow 16RCR-27 is a rim cylinder housing built to take a small format interchangeable core, and its name states 6/7-pin, meaning it is figured around the core rather than replacing one. A locksmith swapping keying on an existing opening changes the core; a locksmith building up a rim application from scratch needs the housing and a core to seat in it.
7) I need to rekey a Falcon rim exit device cylinder. Do I need a housing as well as the core?
Only if the device does not already have an SFIC housing in it. If your exit device is currently running a standard mortise or rim cylinder, the core alone will not go in, since it needs a figure-eight SFIC housing to seat in. A rim SFIC housing built for 6 or 7-pin cores, like the Arrow 16RCR-27, is the kind of part that converts a rim device over. If the device already has an SFIC housing, the core is all you need, and you pull the old one with the control key.
8) If I am standardizing cores across a whole facility, what do I have to keep consistent?
Three things have to match on every opening: the keyway, the pin count, and the control key. The C607CCA is Falcon A keyway, 7-pin. Order every core on the same keyway and same pin count and one control key operates the whole building. Mix a different keyway family into the middle of it and those doors become an island your master will not touch. Cores come combinated with their own control and operating keys, so for a true facility-wide system, specify the keying to your existing system rather than treating each core as standalone.
9) I need a rim cylinder housing that a 7-pin SFIC core drops into. What takes one?
The Arrow 16RCR-27 is an SFIC rim housing rated 6/7-pin, catalogued against the 24/25 Series, so it is prepped for a small format interchangeable core of either pin count. The Falcon C607CCA is the core side of that pairing, a 7-pin SFIC core in the A keyway supplied already combinated with its control and operating keys. Confirm the keyway your system runs on before mating them, since the core carries the keyway and the housing does not.
10) My exit device needs cylinder dogging added. Does a Falcon C607CCA core do that?
No. Cylinder dogging is a mechanism change to the device chassis, and on Von Duprin 33A devices it is handled by the 040070/040071 cylinder dogging with indicator conversion kit for 36 inch and 48 inch devices in the 33/35 Series. The Falcon C607CCA supplies the keying only: a 7-pin SFIC core in the A keyway with control key 3573530 and operating key 3575350. Once a device is prepped for cylinder dogging, a core is what keys it; the core alone will not add the dogging function to a device that lacks the prep.
11) We are upgrading exit devices for electric latch retraction. Is the C607CCA part of that work?
It is not. Electric latch retraction is a chassis conversion: Von Duprin's 040061 QEL modular conversion kit covers 3 foot and 4 foot 33A, 35A, 98 and 99 Series devices, and the 04116 and 041166 QELX kits are the modular and baseplate conversions for AX devices. Those change how the latch retracts. The Falcon C607CCA changes who can operate the cylinder, as a commercial 7-pin SFIC core in the A keyway. A latch retraction project that also rekeys the openings needs both; a rekey alone needs only the core.
12) Is the Falcon C607CCA suitable for a commercial building, or is it a residential grade core?
It is a commercial part. Falcon builds the C607 A as a 7-pin SFIC core for commercial door hardware, and the applications it is aimed at are offices, schools, hospitals, government buildings, warehouses, multi-tenant residential, and retail. The interchangeable core format is specifically what facilities with tenant turnover and staff changes use, because rekeying is a core swap rather than a service call to pull the lock apart.
13) How do I install a Falcon SFIC core into an exit device cylinder?
No door prep and no device disassembly. Line the core up with the figure-eight opening in the housing, push it in until it seats, and turn the control key 3573530 to drop the control lug and lock it in place. To remove it later, insert the control key, rotate, and the core lifts straight out. If a core will not seat, it is nearly always the wrong keyway or an obstruction in the housing, not the depth.
14) The key turns but the top latch will not hold. Do I replace the core or the latch?
That is a latch problem, not a keying problem. Accentra publishes top latch replacement components for its exit devices, the 60-7010-0049-999 for the 7110 and 7120 and the 60-7010-0050-999 for the 7110F, and those address the latching hardware itself. The Falcon C607CCA replaces the cylinder core so the opening runs on a different key, as a 7-pin SFIC core in the A keyway with control key 3573530 and operating key 3575350. Order a core when the key changes and a latch component when the mechanism does.
15) What finish does the Falcon C607CCA core come in?
US19 matte black is the finish it is offered in. That is the visible core face at the cylinder, so on an exit device or trim with a black or dark bronze finish it disappears into the hardware. Against a satin chrome or brass lever it will read as a dark face. The finish is cosmetic only, and it has no bearing on whether the core seats or which keyway it accepts.
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Does the Falcon C607CCA come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Falcon C607CCA is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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Product Reviews

  • 1
    Keys not included

    Posted by Tristyn Crowley on Jun 23rd 2026

    Item says it includes control and operating keys but it actually doesn’t. Despite the page not saying it doesn’t come with keys, had to call customer service and wait on an email back from them…at least update your description for the item so people know they have to get keys separately thanks