Schlage 10-103 Deadbolt Strike, 1" x 2-1/4", 1/4" Round Corner

The 10-103 is the deadbolt strike listed for Schlage B500 Series application, so it's the correct replacement plate for that deadbolt line. It's a genuine Schlage part, not a generic aftermarket strike, so the bolt hole and screw spacing match what the B500 bolt expects.

It's a 1 by 2-1/4 inch strike with 1/4 inch radius round corners. That corner radius is the thing to check before ordering: if your existing frame or door edge is routed with square corners or a 5/8 inch radius, this plate won't drop into the mortise without rework. Match the radius to the prep you already have.

The plate is stainless steel, which is what you want on an opening that takes traffic or sees weather at the jamb. It's specified as a commercial part, so it's built for the cycle count on an entry or tenant door rather than a residential interior.

One finish only: 630, satin stainless steel. If the other hardware on your opening is 626 satin chrome, 630 sits very close in appearance and is the usual pairing on commercial stainless trim, but it isn't a finish match on paper. Schlage parts are frequently finish specific, so order to the finish you actually need rather than assuming a substitution.

Yes. The 10-103 is sold as a replacement part on its own, so a bent, painted over, or missing strike doesn't mean replacing the deadbolt. For a property manager standardizing a run of doors, ordering the strike alone is usually the cheaper repair on an otherwise sound B500 bolt.

Deadbolt strike. It takes the throw of a deadbolt, so it has no curved lip to ride a spring latch closed. If you're replacing the strike for a knob or lever latchset, you need a latch strike with a lip, not this one.