Schlage Commercial 12-632 - Deadbolt, B600/700/800 Series, 3-3/4" Backset, 1-1/8" x 2-1/4" Face, Square Corner

No. The 12-632 is a 3-3/4 inch backset bolt, the long backset used when the cylinder sits further in from the door edge. Most bored doors are drilled at 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inches, and this bolt is too long to reach a cross bore at either one. Measure from the door edge to the center of the cylinder hole before you order. If it comes up 3-3/4 inches, this is the right part.

It is made for the Schlage B600, B700 and B800 deadbolt lines. What you get is the bolt assembly with its face plate, a replacement part rather than a complete lock, so a seized or damaged bolt gets swapped out without pulling and rekeying the whole deadbolt.

The face plate measures 1-1/8 by 2-1/4 inches with square corners, and the bolt housing is 1 inch in diameter, which is the standard deadbolt edge bore. On a door already prepped for a B600, B700 or B800 deadbolt at 3-3/4 inch backset it goes straight in. The thing to check is the corners: if the mortise in the door edge was routed with radius corners, a square corner face will not seat flush and you will need to square those corners with a chisel.

Four finishes: 605 bright brass, 626 satin chrome, 612 satin bronze, and 613 oil rubbed bronze. It matters more than people expect, because the face plate sits exposed on the edge of the door directly across from the strike, and it is in plain view every time the door stands open. Match it to the lock trim and strike already on the opening.

Stainless steel bolt, and it is a commercial part, made for Schlage's B600, B700 and B800 commercial deadbolt lines rather than residential hardware. Stainless is what holds up on an exterior opening, where the bolt and face plate see moisture through the gap at the door edge every time the weather turns.

One part number covers all three families. The 12-632 at 3-3/4 inch backset services any B600, B700 or B800 deadbolt prepped for that backset, so it is a single line item on the shelf instead of three. Ordering is by finish alone, no handing to call out, so stock the finish that matches the building standard and keep a couple on the truck.

No. Those are latchbolts, not deadbolts. The Deltana G1RLE238 and G1RLE275 are Grade 1 entry latches, and the G1RLP238 and G1RLP275 are the passage/privacy versions, all of them at 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch backsets. The Dexter deadlatch is built for that brand's C1000 series. None of them throws a deadbolt, and none of them reaches the 3-3/4 inch backset the 12-632 is cut for.

The 12-632 only replaces the bolt inside an existing Schlage B600, B700 or B800 deadbolt, so it is no help if there is no lock on the door yet. For a standalone keyless unit, the Lockey M230 is a mechanical combination lock with an adjustable backset that covers 1-1/8 to 2 inch door thicknesses. Understand the functional difference before you commit: the M230 uses a deadlocking spring latch that catches on close, where a B-series deadbolt has to be thrown deliberately.

Not the 12-632, which is a bolt for a Schlage B-series deadbolt in a bored door and needs a 3-3/4 inch backset behind it. A narrow sidelite takes a purpose-built unit: the Accentra YSSL10 is a security sidelite auxiliary latch with an ADA compliant thumbturn, sized for 1-3/4 inch thickness and fire rated.

Deadbolt latches are matched to the lock body they serve, so the swap is made within a series rather than across brands. The Schlage 12-632 is built for the B600/700/800 series with a 3-3/4 inch backset and a 1-1/8 inch by 2-1/4 inch square corner face. The Dexter Grade 1 deadlatch is likewise built for the Dexter C1000 series, and the Deltana G1RLE238 and G1RLP238 are regular latches at a 2-3/8 inch backset. Order to the series stamped on the lock you are servicing.

The letter before the backset marks the function. The Deltana G1RLE238 and G1RLE275 are Grade 1 regular latches with an entry function, for a keyed knob or lever. The Deltana G1RLP238 and G1RLP275 are Grade 1 regular latches with a passage/privacy function, for a door with no key cylinder. The trailing digits give the backset: 238 for 2-3/8 inch and 275 for 2-3/4 inch. The Schlage 12-632 is separate from all four, since it is the deadbolt for the B600/700/800 lock rather than the latch that the handle retracts.

The Schlage 12-632 is the replacement deadbolt for a B600, B700 or B800 lock already prepped in the door, so it belongs in the active leaf that carries that lock. For securing the sidelite itself, the Accentra YSSL10 is a security sidelite auxiliary latch with an ADA compliant thumbturn, listed for a 1-3/4 inch door thickness and carrying a fire rating. That covers the operable sidelite and the accessible operation an entrance may need, while the 12-632 stays with the B-series lock.

No. The Schlage 12-632 is a stainless steel replacement deadbolt for a B600, B700 or B800 lock, so it restores the bolt and keeps the existing cylinder and key system exactly as it is. Going keyless means changing the lock, not the bolt: the Lockey M230 is a mechanical keyless digital combination deadlocking spring latch lock with an adjustable backset, listed for doors 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch thick. Note the M230 is a spring latch lock rather than a deadbolt, so the door prep and the way the opening secures both change.

They are not. A deadlatch is a spring latch with a deadlocking plunger that the knob or lever retracts, such as the Dexter deadlatch built for the C1000 series. The Schlage 12-632 is a deadbolt for the B600, B700 and B800 series, with a 3-3/4 inch backset, a 1 inch housing diameter and a 1-1/8 inch by 2-1/4 inch square corner face plate; it throws from the cylinder or turn and has no spring action. The two answer to different lock bodies and different door preps, so one will not carry the other's hardware.