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Schlage Schlage Commercial 20-013 1-5/8" 6-Pin Mortise Cylinder, Adams Rite Cam, 2 Keys, 3/8 In. Blocking Ring SCH-20-013-158

Schlage Commercial 20-013 1-5/8" 6-Pin Mortise Cylinder, Adams Rite Cam, 2 Keys, 3/8 In. Blocking Ring

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Schlage Modular Cylider Overview

One cylinder is the foundation for every lock you need, add more flexibility with less inventory dollars, and make your job easier, faster and more profitable.
Now you can service almost any lock on any door with just one cylinder. Simply by adding or changing the front and back housing you can convert a modular cylinder into multiple cylinder types, including mortise, rim and key-in-lever. The revolutionary Schlage® Modular cylinder will dramatically reduce your inventory because you will be able to make almost any cylinder type from a series of modular components and parts.
Now, one cylinder changes everything.

Our modular cylinder is the foundation for every lock you neeS

  • One cylinder converts to three differnt cylinder types by changing the tailpiece, cam or rear housing
  • Accomadates thicker doors with six available lengths of rear housing sizes
  • Front housing available in all finishes to match the locks
  • Supports interchangeability between Everest 29™, Primus®XP, and Classic key systems
  • Fewer parts required to fill orders means less inventory and lower costs
  • Never be caught on the job without the right part

One cylinder really does fit all

Thanks to the extraordinary versatility of the Schlage® modular cylinder you’ll never be caught on the job again without the right part. You’ll be able to assemble almost any Schlage cylinder on the spot, while providing your customers the same security, toughness and quality that has made Schlage one of the best names in the business.

  • Adaptable to mortise, rim and key-in-lever or key-in-knob applications
  • Available in all Schlage keyways, including Everest 29TM and Primus® XP


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Product Specs

Features:
Basic Security, Enhanced Security
Application:
Blocking Ring
Warranty:
3 Year
Product Group:
Parts and Accessories
Subcategory:
Parts and Accessories
Product Subgroup:
Cylinders
Product Type:
Cylinders
ANSI/BHMA:
BHMA certified to ANSI A156.5 2001
Keys Included:
2
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Cylinder and Keyways:
Mortise Cylinder
Lock Type:
Mortise
Parts and Accessories Type:
Replacement Parts
Product Attribute:
Parts and Accessories
Door Hand Direction:
Non-Handed
Product Category:
Mechanical Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Schlage 20-013 S123 158 626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Schlage 20-013 mortise cylinder work in an Adams Rite style narrow stile storefront lock?
Cam pattern is what decides this, and the Adams Rite cam is what the 20-013 is built around, so it drives the narrow stile deadlocks and deadlatches found in aluminum storefront doors rather than a standard mortise lock body. It threads into the lock case like any mortise cylinder and it is non-handed, so the same part goes into a left or right hand door with no separate version to specify. If the lock you are working on takes a cloverleaf or straight cam, this is the wrong cam and the key will turn without moving the bolt.
2) What does the 3/8 inch blocking ring on the Schlage 20-013 cylinder actually do?
It is a spacer collar that sits behind the cylinder face. Screw a cylinder too far into a shallow lock case and the face stands proud of the door, which looks wrong and gives a wrench something to grip; the blocking ring takes up that depth so the face lands flush. The 20-013 is supplied as a blocking ring application, so the collar comes with the cylinder instead of being chased separately at the door.
3) Can the Schlage 20-013 cylinder be keyed into the Schlage master key system already running in my building?
Order it in the key section your system runs on and it pins straight into that system. Available sections are the Classic E, F, G, EF and FG, plus the multiplex sections C123, C124, C125, C135, C145, C235, C245, C345, S123, S124, S125, S134, S145, S234, S235 and S345. The modular platform supports interchangeability between Everest 29, Primus XP and Classic key systems, and it is offered at both basic and enhanced security levels, so a facility running a restricted key section is not shut out. Two keys ship with each cylinder.
4) I am replacing cylinders across a building with mixed hardware finishes. What finishes does the Schlage 20-013 come in?
Twelve finishes, so a fleet of mismatched openings can still be matched one door at a time: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 609 antique brass, 612 satin bronze, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 619 satin nickel, 622 matte black, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome, 629 bright stainless steel, 630 satin stainless steel and 643E aged bronze. Finish and key section are independent choices, so a 626 cylinder can be had in whatever section your building is keyed on. On storefront and main entry doors the cylinder face is in plain sight, which is where getting the code right earns its keep.
5) Can I just swap the cylinder on my Schlage mortise lock instead of replacing the whole lock?
Yes, that is exactly what the 20-013 is for. It is a replacement mortise cylinder, so the old one comes out of the lock case and this one threads in with no change to the lock body and no new door prep. The modular construction is worth knowing if you carry stock: changing the tailpiece, cam or rear housing converts the same cylinder between mortise, rim and key-in-lever or key-in-knob use, and six rear housing lengths are made so thicker doors are covered. Fewer part numbers on the truck to service the same range of locks.
6) Is the Schlage 20-013 cylinder certified to an ANSI standard for a commercial spec job?
BHMA certified to ANSI A156.5 2001, which is the certification a facility submittal usually wants to see against a cylinder line. It is a commercial product, not a residential one, and it is non-handed, so a school district or hospital standardizing cylinders across a campus buys one part number per finish and key section rather than a handed pair.
7) My exit device takes a rim cylinder. Is the Schlage 20-013 the right part?
No. A rim cylinder mounts through the door and drives the device with a tailpiece; the 20-013 is a mortise cylinder, which threads into a lock case and turns a cam. For a rim application, the Corbin Russwin 3070 is a 6-pin rim cylinder housing with a 1-7/8 inch tailpiece. One caveat in your favour: on the Schlage modular platform the same cylinder converts between mortise, rim and key-in-lever use by changing the tailpiece, cam or rear housing, so if you already hold these on the shelf you may be able to build the rim version rather than buy another cylinder outright.
8) My mortise lock case needs a straight cam, not the Adams Rite cam. What do I order?
Cam shape is the one thing that decides whether the cylinder throws the lock at all, so match it to the case. For a straight cam, the Corbin Russwin 1000 mortise cylinder is supplied with the A02 straight cam in a 1-1/2 inch length. For a cloverleaf cam, the Corbin Russwin 1070 mortise housing carries the A01 cloverleaft cam at 1-1/4 inch. If the case is a Schlage L9000 mortise lock, the Corbin Russwin 1080 is a 1-1/2 inch six-pin cylinder built with the A01 Schlage L cam for that lock. The Schlage 20-013 is the Adams Rite cam version and belongs on hardware that takes that cam.
9) Can the Schlage 20-013 be rekeyed with a control key like an interchangeable core?
No. It is a conventional cylinder, rekeyed by taking it apart and repinning it, which means the lock comes apart at the door every time keying changes. If a maintenance team needs core swaps in seconds instead, the small format options are the BEST 1C5 standard 5-pin core and the 1CB Peaks 150 series interchangeable core cylinder, with the 1CDF adding a drill resistant 7-pin patented core. For large format in a Schlage L9000 mortise lock, the Corbin Russwin 1080 is a 1-1/2 inch LFIC 6-pin mortise cylinder with the A01 Schlage L cam.
10) I need a mortise cylinder to drive an Adams Rite deadlatch. How does the Schlage 20-013 compare with the Adams Rite 4036?
Both are mortise cylinders, and the split is pin count and what comes in the box. The Schlage 20-013 is a commercial mortise cylinder, non-handed, BHMA certified to ANSI A156.5 2001, supplied with two keys and a blocking ring, and it is the version cut with the Adams Rite cam. The Adams Rite 4036 is a mortise cylinder with five-pin security, listed as Grade 1, with a door thickness range of 1/2 inch minimum. If your keying system is already built on six-pin Schlage cylinders, the 20-013 keeps the opening on that system while still turning the Adams Rite hardware; if the rest of the storefront is Adams Rite branded and keyed to itself, the 4036 stays inside that family.
11) The 20-013 at 1-5/8 inches is longer than the cylinder pocket on my door. What shorter mortise cylinders can I put in instead?
Three shorter mortise bodies cover most prep depths. The Detex MC65 is a 1-1/8 inch six-pin mortise cylinder in the Schlage C keyway. The Corbin Russwin 1070 is a 1-1/4 inch six-pin mortise housing with the A01 cloverleaf cam. The Corbin Russwin 1000 is a 1-1/2 inch mortise cylinder with the A02 straight cam. Measure from the face of the lock case to the outside of the finished door before you pick, because the cylinder has to finish flush with the trim, and confirm the cam on the shorter body matches what your lock case expects rather than assuming it carries over.
12) We are moving the building to interchangeable cores so we can rekey in-house. What replaces a fixed cylinder like the 20-013?
Interchangeable core is a different service model: the core pulls with a control key instead of the cylinder coming out of the door. The BEST 1CB Peaks is a 150 Series interchangeable core cylinder. The BEST 1CDF is a drill resistant patented interchangeable core in seven-pin brass, also 150 Series. The BEST 1C is a standard five-pin cylinder core if you are only replacing the core itself in housings you already own. For a mortise opening specifically, the Corbin Russwin 1080 is a 1-1/2 inch large format interchangeable core mortise cylinder, six-pin, built for Schlage L9000 mortise locks with the A01 Schlage L cam. The Schlage 20-013 is a conventional mortise cylinder that ships with two keys and is rekeyed by pinning the cylinder, so plan the changeover opening by opening rather than mixing both approaches on one keying schedule.
13) Can I drop a Corbin Russwin 3070 rim cylinder into the same hole as the 20-013?
No, they mount two different ways and are not interchangeable. The Corbin Russwin 3070 is a six-pin rim cylinder housing with a 1-7/8 inch tailpiece, which means it mounts from the face of the door with screws through into a rim device on the inside. The Schlage 20-013 is a mortise cylinder, which threads into the lock case and drives it with a cam. Ordering the rim cylinder for a mortise opening leaves you with nothing to thread into and no cam to move the lock. The BEST 12E dummy rim cylinder, at 1-5/32 inch diameter, is a further step away again, because a dummy has no keyed function at all and is there to fill a hole or match appearance.
14) Searching for an Adams Rite cylinder brings up both the 20-013 and the Adams Rite 4025. Which one do I actually need?
They do different jobs on the door. The Adams Rite 4025 is a five pin tumbler cylinder pull with through-screws, and the 4024 is a cylinder pull with trim plate mounting, both designed for use with the Adams Rite MS1847 deadlock or deadlatch; a cylinder pull is a combined pull handle and cylinder that mounts through the stile. The 4026 is the five pin tumbler cylinder pull for the Adams Rite 5017 wood door deadlock or deadlatch. The Schlage 20-013 is not a pull at all, it is the mortise cylinder itself, cut with the Adams Rite cam, supplied with a blocking ring and two keys. If the door already has a pull and you are only replacing the key cylinder, the 20-013 is the part; if you are adding a pull and cylinder together to an MS1847 opening, look at the 4024 or 4025.
15) Half our doors are mortise locks and half are key-in-lever. Can one cylinder cover both so the maintenance key works everywhere?
One part number will not cover both, but one keyway can. The Schlage 20-013 is the mortise cylinder and is offered in a G keyway among its keyway choices. For the lever openings, the Falcon A23161-05 G is a key in lever cylinder from the RU/T series in a six-pin G keyway, keyed different, supplied with two cut keys. The Kaba Ilco 1539 is a key-in-knob and lever universal cylinder, and the Kaba Ilco 1579 is a knob and lever cylinder made for Sargent locks. Order the mortise cylinders and the lever cylinders in the same keyway and have them keyed alike as one order, and the same key turns the whole run.
16) The unit doors have deadbolts and handlesets, not mortise locks. What cylinder goes there instead of the 20-013?
Deadbolts and handlesets take a rim style or retrofit cylinder rather than a threaded mortise cylinder. The Kaba Ilco 1549 is a key-in-deadbolt cylinder, and the 1599 is a key-in-knob replacement cylinder. The Medeco 1012040 is a six-pin lazy motion rim cylinder for Kwikset single cylinder deadbolts. The Medeco 1075127 is a five-pin rim type lazy motion single cylinder for handlesets and deadbolts. If the hardware is Emtek, the Medeco 1065244 is a five-pin lazy motion rim type cylinder supplied with an Emtek tailpiece, the Medeco 1065140 is a five-pin retrofit for the Arrow JL interconnected lock and the Emtek handleset and deadbolt outside cylinder, and the Emtek CY4 is sold as a single cylinder. Keep the 20-013 for the mortise openings and match each of the others to the lock brand it names.
17) Our specification calls for Grade 1 cylinders throughout the facility. Which of these cylinders satisfy that line item?
Several do, and they are certified against the same family of standards. The Schlage 20-013 is BHMA certified to ANSI A156.5 2001 and is a commercial cylinder. The Adams Rite 4036 mortise cylinder is listed as Grade 1. On the Corbin Russwin side, the 1000 mortise cylinder, the 1070 mortise housing and the 1080 large format interchangeable core mortise cylinder are all Grade 1 series products. When you standardize, note that they differ by cam and body length rather than by grade, so the grade line on the drawing will not tell you which one fits the lock case, and the cam and length still have to be confirmed opening by opening.
18) We want a restricted key that cannot be copied at a hardware store and holds up to attack. How does the 20-013 compare with the BEST 1CDF on that?
Two different routes to the same goal. The Schlage 20-013 is listed with both basic security and enhanced security features and supports interchangeability between the Everest 29, Primus XP and Classic key systems, so the restriction comes from which of those key systems you specify when the cylinder is keyed. The BEST 1CDF is a drill resistant patented interchangeable core in seven-pin brass, so the restriction and the attack resistance travel with the core itself and the core can be swapped without pulling the cylinder. Decide by how the building is serviced: a keyed cylinder pinned to a Schlage key system if the locksmith rekeys in place, a patented core if your own staff swaps cores.
19) Does it matter that some of the substitute cylinders are five-pin and the 20-013 is six-pin?
It matters for keying, not for fit. Pin count sets how many chambers the key system has to work with, so a five-pin cylinder cannot be pinned into a six-pin master key schedule and will need its own key. Among the alternatives, the Adams Rite 4036 mortise cylinder is five-pin, the BEST 1C core is a standard five-pin core, and the Medeco 1065140 retrofit is five-pin. Six-pin options include the Detex MC65 mortise cylinder in the Schlage C keyway, the Corbin Russwin 1070 mortise housing and the Corbin Russwin 1080 interchangeable core mortise cylinder. If the building is already on a six-pin Schlage system, keep the substitutes six-pin so the whole schedule stays on one key.
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