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Schlage Schlage Commercial 80-129 SFIC Rim Housing, Horizontal Tailpiece Cam SCH-80-129

Schlage Commercial 80-129 SFIC Rim Housing, Horizontal Tailpiece Cam

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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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Subcategory:
Parts and Accessories
Warranty:
3 Year
Product Group:
Parts and Accessories
Product Subgroup:
Cylinders
Product Type:
Cylinders
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Cylinder and Keyways:
SFIC Cylinder Housing
Compatibility:
Exit Devices
Parts and Accessories Type:
Replacement Parts
Product Attribute:
Parts and Accessories
Product Model:
80-129
Product Function:
SFIC Mortise Housing/Shell
Door Hand Direction:
Non-Handed
Product Category:
Mechanical Locks
Product Substrate:
Stainless Steel
Department:
Door Hardware

Schlage 80-129 626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Schlage 80-129 rim housing work on an exit device?
Exit devices are exactly what this rim housing is for. It is the rim configuration with a horizontal tailpiece cam, which is the arrangement a rim exit device's cylinder pocket expects. It is non-handed, so the same part serves a left or right hand door with no separate version to specify.
2) Can I use one Schlage modular cylinder for mortise, rim and key-in-lever locks?
That is the point of the modular system. A single Schlage modular cylinder converts to mortise, rim, or key-in-lever/key-in-knob use by changing the tailpiece, cam, or rear housing. The 80-129 is the rim piece of that kit. For a locksmith carrying a truck stock, it means stocking cores and a handful of housings instead of a full cylinder in every type.
3) Does the Schlage 80-129 housing work with Everest 29 and Primus XP keyways, or only Classic?
All three. The modular cylinder platform supports interchangeability between Everest 29, Primus XP, and Classic key systems, and is available in all Schlage keyways. So a facility already keyed to Everest 29 can standardize on this housing and pick the core to match the existing system rather than rekeying around a new one.
4) I need a core for the Schlage 80-129 rim housing. What goes in it?
The 80-129 is the housing only, so it needs a small format interchangeable core dropped into it. On the SFIC side, the BEST 1C series standard 5-pin cylinder core and the BEST Peaks 1CB 150 series interchangeable core are both interchangeable-core products in that family, and the BEST 1CDF is a drill-resistant patented interchangeable core in 7-pin brass for buildings that want key control on the core itself. Buy the housing and the core as two line items, not one.
5) The opening is a mortise lock, not an exit device. What should I order instead of the Schlage 80-129?
The 80-129 is a rim housing built to work with exit devices, so it is the wrong format for a mortise lock body. For a mortise prep, look at the Corbin Russwin 1070, a 1-1/4 inch 6-pin mortise housing with an A01 cloverleaf cam, or the Corbin Russwin 1080, a 1-1/2 inch LFIC 6-pin mortise cylinder with an A01 Schlage L cam intended for Schlage L9000 mortise locks. The 1080 is the one to look at if the mortise locks are Schlage L9000 and the facility wants an interchangeable core. A fixed-core mortise option is the Corbin Russwin 1000 at 1-1/2 inch with an A02 straight cam.
6) What is the closest cross-brand alternative to the Schlage 80-129 SFIC rim housing?
The nearest peer is the Corbin Russwin 3070, a 6-pin rim cylinder housing with a 1-7/8 inch tailpiece. Both are rim-format housings that mount behind a rim exit device rather than complete cylinders on their own. The difference is the core they accept: the Schlage 80-129 is an SFIC cylinder housing, so it takes a small format interchangeable core, while the 3070 is built around Corbin Russwin's 6-pin conventional format. If the building is already keyed in SFIC, the 80-129 stays in that system; the 3070 belongs to a Corbin Russwin 3000 series keying program.
7) What finishes does the Schlage 80-129 rim housing come in to match my other door hardware?
Ten finishes: 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, and 626AM satin chrome antimicrobial. Front housings are made in all finishes to match the locks, so a property manager replacing cylinders across a building can hold the finish already on the doors. The 626AM antimicrobial option is the one healthcare and food service facilities usually specify on touched hardware.
8) Is the Schlage 80-129 rim housing suitable for a high traffic commercial opening?
It is a commercial part, and the housing is stainless steel, which is what you want on an entrance cylinder that sees weather and constant keying. It is sold as a replacement part, so it is the correct item for swapping a damaged or worn rim housing rather than replacing the whole exit device trim.
9) My door is thicker than standard. Does the Schlage modular cylinder handle that?
Yes, through the rear housing rather than the front. The modular platform offers six rear housing lengths to accommodate thicker doors, so you match the length to the door and keep the same core and front housing. The 80-129 is the rim housing itself; the thickness adjustment is made by ordering the appropriate rear housing alongside it.
10) What is the difference between an SFIC rim housing like the Schlage 80-129 and a fixed-core rim cylinder?
An SFIC housing takes an interchangeable core, so a control key pulls the core and rekeys the opening in seconds without disassembling anything. A conventional rim cylinder is pinned as one unit and has to come off the door to be rekeyed. If you are not running an interchangeable core system, a fixed rim cylinder housing such as the Corbin Russwin 3070 6-pin rim cylinder housing with a 1-7/8 inch tailpiece is the conventional equivalent. Institutions with frequent tenant or staff turnover almost always go SFIC for the rekey speed.
11) What SFIC cores can I put in a Schlage modular rim housing?
The core has to be a small format interchangeable core in the keyway your system uses. Schlage's own cores cover Everest 29, Primus XP and Classic. If you are running a BEST-based SFIC system instead, the BEST 1C standard 5-pin core is the plain option and the 1CDF is the drill resistant patented 7-pin brass core in the 150 series. Pick the core by the key system already on the building; the housing does not decide the keyway.
12) Can I standardize a whole building's cylinders on the Schlage modular system to cut down on parts?
That is what the platform is built around. One core type feeds mortise, rim and key-in-lever applications, with the front housing, rear housing, tailpiece and cam deciding the configuration. For an MRO or facilities stockroom, that means stocking cores plus a short list of housings like the 80-129 instead of a distinct complete cylinder for every lock type on site, and every front housing is made in matching finishes so the look stays consistent across openings.
13) Can I use a BEST 12E rim cylinder in place of the Schlage 80-129?
Not as a keyed opening. The BEST 12E series is a dummy rim cylinder with a 1-5/32 inch diameter, meaning it fills the rim prep and presents a face but does not operate a key. The Schlage 80-129 is a working SFIC rim housing with a horizontal tailpiece cam that accepts a core and drives the exit device. Use the 12E only where the opening needs the appearance of a cylinder on an inactive leaf, and the 80-129 where the door has to be keyed.
14) Is an Adams Rite cylinder pull a substitute for the Schlage 80-129?
No. The Adams Rite 4024 is a cylinder pull with a trim plate mounting made for Adams Rite MS1847 deadlock and deadlatch systems, and the 4025 is the five pin tumbler version with through-screws for the same MS1847 hardware. Those are aluminum storefront pulls tied to a specific Adams Rite lock body. The Schlage 80-129 is a rim housing for exit device applications and has no pull attached. For a wood door version of that Adams Rite family, the 4026 five pin tumbler cylinder pull is made for the Adams Rite 5017 wood door deadlock and deadlatch.
15) I need a Grade 1 rated cylinder for a spec. Does the Schlage 80-129 answer that line, or should I look elsewhere?
The 80-129 is a stainless steel SFIC rim housing, a component that carries a core rather than a complete graded cylinder assembly. Where a submittal calls out a graded cylinder by itself, the Adams Rite 4036 mortise cylinder is a Grade 1 five-pin unit in the 4036 series with a 1/2 inch minimum door thickness, and the Corbin Russwin 1070 and 1080 mortise cylinders are Grade 1 series products. Match the format to the lock first: those are mortise cylinders, and the 80-129 serves rim exit device openings.
16) Our doors are key-in-lever, not exit devices. What replaces the Schlage 80-129 there?
A rim housing will not go into a lever lock. For key-in-lever and key-in-knob openings, the Kaba Ilco 1539 series is a key-in-knob and lever universal cylinder, the 1579 is a knob and lever cylinder made for Sargent, and the 1599 is a key-in-knob replacement cylinder. The Falcon A23161-05 G is a key-in-lever cylinder in the RU/T series with a 6-pin G keyway, keyed different and supplied with two cut keys. The Schlage 80-129 stays with the rim exit device hardware.
17) The rim cylinder I am replacing drives a residential deadbolt. Is the Schlage 80-129 the right part?
Not for that opening. The 80-129 is a commercial SFIC rim housing for exit device hardware. Residential-style rim cylinders that drive deadbolts are a different build: the Medeco 1012040 is a 6-pin lazy motion rim cylinder for Kwikset single cylinder deadbolts, the 1075127 is a 5-pin rim type lazy motion single cylinder for handlesets and deadbolts, and the 1065244 is a 5-pin lazy motion rim cylinder supplied with an Emtek tailpiece. The lazy motion mechanism in those is what a residential deadbolt tailpiece expects.
18) What is the difference between the Schlage 80-129 and a one-piece mortise cylinder like the Detex MC65?
The Detex MC65 is a complete 1-1/8 inch 6-pin commercial mortise cylinder in the Schlage C keyway, pinned as a single fixed unit. The Schlage 80-129 is a modular rim housing that takes a small format interchangeable core, so rekeying is done by pulling the core with a control key instead of taking the cylinder apart. Facilities that rotate tenants or contractors often favor the interchangeable core route; a single opening that will rarely be rekeyed does fine with a one-piece cylinder like the MC65.
19) Do I have to order a left hand or right hand version of the Schlage 80-129?
There is no handing to specify. The 80-129 rim housing is non-handed, so one part number covers every door in the building regardless of swing. The only choice on the order is the finish.
20) Will a Medeco retrofit cylinder cover the same job as the Schlage 80-129 on an interconnected lock?
No, those solve different openings. The Medeco 1065140 is a 5-pin retrofit cylinder for the Arrow JL interconnected lock and for the Emtek handleset and deadbolt outside cylinder, and the Emtek CY4 is a single cylinder sold as a parts item for Emtek hardware. Both are tied to specific lock bodies. The Schlage 80-129 is a rim housing for exit device applications and is non-handed, so it does not need a left or right call-out the way a handed lock body does.
21) We are standardizing finishes across a building. How does the Schlage 80-129 finish range compare to the peer cylinders?
The 80-129 rim housing is offered in ten finishes: 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, and 626AM satin chrome antimicrobial. That 626AM antimicrobial option is worth noting for healthcare and food service touchpoints. Peer cylinders such as the Corbin Russwin 3070 rim housing and the Detex MC65 mortise cylinder are specified by series and cam or keyway rather than by an equivalent finish spread, so confirm the finish call-out separately when mixing brands on the same elevation.
How fast can I get the Schlage 80-129 626 delivered?
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Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
Yes—ZenSupply offers a hassle-free return policy. If the product isn’t the right fit, reach out to our support team for a return authorization or setup a return by following our return instructions.
Does the Schlage 80-129 626 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Schlage 80-129 626 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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