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Schlage Electronics XE360T Grade 2 Wireless Cylindrical Lock, Offline Bluetooth NFC Mobile Reader, Interior Pushbutton LED

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Schlage XE360T Grade 2 Wireless Cylindrical Lock with Offline Bluetooth & NFC Mobile Reader

The XE360 Series is the next generation of wireless cylindrical locks from Schlage Electronics. The XE360T operates within No-Tour or offline access control systems and supports smart card, Bluetooth, and NFC mobile credentials. Open architecture lets it run on Allegion software or integrate into popular physical access control and PropTech systems through the PACS Alliance program, giving facility managers and integrators the flexibility to choose what fits their requirements today and transition to another solution at any time.

Key Features

  • Credential support: Schlage MIFARE®, Bluetooth®, and NFC mobile
  • Interior push button LED with indicator for visual status confirmation
  • Advanced encryption keeps data and communications secure
  • Wireless configuration via connected smartphones or tablets - no laptop required at the door
  • No-Tour and offline system capability - no network connection required at the door
  • FleX Module™ allows future upgrades to communication type, memory, and encryption
  • Exceeds Grade 2 testing for quality and reliability
  • Open architecture - interoperable with software alliances and PACS integrations
  • Compatible with other Schlage wireless locks, including Schlage Control®
  • Uniquely concealed key override standard on all locks
  • Field-reversible handing - no special order required

Specifications

  • Grade: Grade 2
  • Lock Function: Classroom/Storeroom
  • Lock Type: Cylindrical
  • Door Thickness: 1-3/4"
  • Power: 4 AA Batteries
  • Reader Technology: 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Low Energy
  • Cylinder: Conventional Cylinder
  • Strike: ANSI Strike, 1-1/8" Lip
  • Handing: Field Reversible
  • Application: Commercial

The XE360 Series is also available as mortise, mortise deadbolt, or exit trim, and suites with other Schlage families to provide a wide selection of options for nearly any opening.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Series:
XE360 Series
Grade:
Grade 2
Reader Technology:
2.4 GHz Bluetooth Low Energy
Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Bored Locksets
Product Type:
Cylindrical Locks
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Lock Type:
Cylindrical
Power:
4 AA Batteries
Lock Function:
Classroom/Storeroom
Connection Type:
Wireless
Product Attribute:
Electronic Locks
Product Function:
Classroom/Storeroom
Door Hand Direction:
Field Reversible
Door Thickness Range:
1-3/4"
Cylinder Classification:
Conventional Cylinder
Strike Classification:
ANSI Strike, 1-1/8" Lip
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Department:
Door Hardware
Collection:
XE360_Series

Schlage Electronics XE360T OFBSM NEP 626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Do I have to order the XE360T left hand or right hand?
Neither. Handing on the XE360T is field reversible, so one part number covers both swings and you set it at the door during install. For a property manager holding stock for a building, that means a single lock on the shelf works whatever opening fails next.
2) What credentials does the Schlage XE360T read, and can staff use their phones?
Yes, phones work. The XE360T reader handles Schlage MIFARE smart cards plus Bluetooth and NFC mobile credentials over 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Low Energy, so a facility can run cards, phones, or both off the same lock. Card-only competitors like the TownSteel FCE-2000 are RFID readers, and keypad locks such as the Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 DL2700 take user codes instead.
3) How does a classroom/storeroom function lock behave when the batteries die or someone loses their phone?
Classroom/storeroom function means the outside lever stays locked at all times and only a valid credential retracts the latch, while the inside lever always gives free egress. Every XE360T ships with a concealed key override on a conventional cylinder, so a locksmith or facility staff member with the key gets in regardless of the electronics. Batteries are 4 AA, replaceable at the door.
4) Will the XE360T drop into the strike prep that is already in my frame?
The XE360T uses an ANSI strike with a 1-1/8 inch lip, which is the common commercial cylindrical prep, so if the frame already carries an ANSI strike cutout the lock lands in the existing prep. Frames prepped for a 4-7/8 by 1-1/4 inch ASA strike, like the one supplied on the Stanley QCL150, are a different cutout and will need work.
5) Is Grade 2 enough for a school corridor or a multifamily entry, or should I be buying Grade 1?
The XE360T is Grade 2 and the description states it exceeds Grade 2 testing, which suits commercial doors at normal traffic, apartment entries, offices and back-of-house. For high-abuse openings where a spec calls out Grade 1, the electronic Grade 1 options include the TownSteel XCE-2000 and XCE-9000 keypad classroom locks and the Alarm Lock Trilogy 4100. If a drawing says Grade 1, the XE360T will not meet it.
6) What electronic cylindrical lock should I use instead of the Schlage XE360T on a 1-3/8 inch or 2 inch door?
The XE360T is built for a 1-3/4 inch door and does not span a range. For thinner or thicker leaves, the Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 DL2700 is a Grade 1 standalone electronic cylindrical lock with a digital keypad that covers 1-5/8 inch to 1-7/8 inch doors, and the Lockey E985 electronic keypad lever lock covers 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch. Going the other way, the SDC E75 battery-powered electronic cylindrical lockset covers 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/8 inch, and the TownSteel XCE-9000 Grade 1 classroom intruder lockset covers 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch. All four use keypad entry rather than the XE360T mobile and smart card credentials.
7) What is a comparable classroom-function electronic cylindrical lock to the Schlage XE360T if the opening needs a Grade 1 chassis?
The XE360T is a Grade 2 cylindrical lock with classroom/storeroom function and a 1-3/4 inch door thickness. If the specification calls for Grade 1 at a classroom opening, the TownSteel FCE-2000 is a Grade 1 heavy duty standalone motorized cylindrical lockset with RFID technology, classroom function, fitted to 1-3/4 inch doors. The TownSteel XCE-2000 is also Grade 1 classroom function and covers 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch doors, so it takes a thicker leaf than the XE360T does. The credential method differs: the XE360T reads Schlage MIFARE smart card, Bluetooth and NFC mobile credentials over 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Low Energy, while the XCE-2000 is a keypad lockset.
8) If I do not need mobile credentials or access control, what mechanical lock covers the same storeroom opening as the Schlage XE360T?
The XE360T is an electronic lock with classroom/storeroom function, a conventional cylinder and a 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Low Energy reader. Where the opening only needs a keyed storeroom lever, the Marks USA 175RF SFIC is a Grade 2 storeroom clutched lever lockset with a small format interchangeable core, less core, 2-3/4 inch backset and ANSI strike - the same Grade 2 rating, and it shares the ANSI strike class the XE360T uses. It takes a key at the lever rather than a credential, and there is no audit or user management behind it.
9) Can I key the XE360T override into my existing master key system?
The override cylinder is a conventional cylinder, so it keys into a standard conventional master system rather than an interchangeable core system. If your building is standardized on small format IC and you want cores swapped without a locksmith, that points to a different lock, for example the Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 DL2700, which is listed as IC/SFIC compatible, or the BEST 9KZ EZ Series keypad lock with key override.
10) What do I have to choose when ordering the Schlage XE360T?
Two choices settle the order: lever style and finish. Levers are Broadway, Latitude, Longitude-Extended, and Neptune (Sparta). Finishes are 619 Satin Nickel, 622 Matte Black, and 626 Satin Chrome, and every lever is offered in all three. Handing is not an order option since the lock reverses in the field.
11) Am I locked into Allegion software if I install XE360T locks?
No. The XE360T runs on Allegion software or integrates into third-party physical access control and PropTech platforms through the PACS Alliance program, and the open architecture is meant to let you move to another system later. The FleX Module is the hardware side of that: communication type, memory, and encryption can be upgraded in the field instead of replacing the lock.
12) Can I mix XE360T cylindrical locks with mortise and exit device openings in the same building?
Yes. The XE360 Series also comes as mortise, mortise deadbolt, and exit trim, and it suites with other Schlage families, so a corridor of bored doors, a pair on exit devices, and a mortise-prepped entry can all run the same credentials. It also works alongside other Schlage wireless locks including Schlage Control. That matters to an institutional buyer standardizing one credential across a campus.
13) What is the interior pushbutton on the XE360T for?
The inside pushbutton lets someone lock the outside lever down from within the room without a key or a phone, and the LED indicator confirms the state visually. On a classroom/storeroom opening that is the lockdown gesture a teacher or staff member can make from the safe side of the door. If your spec calls for a dedicated intruder-function classroom lock, the TownSteel FCE-4000 and XCE-9000 are built around that.
14) Do I need to bring a laptop to each door to program these locks?
No. Configuration on the XE360T is done wirelessly from a connected smartphone or tablet, which is the practical difference from keypad locks where a technician programs at the door. For a small property with a handful of doors and no software to run, a standalone keypad lock such as the Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 DL2700 with 100 user codes is the simpler tool; the XE360T earns its place when you are managing credentials across many openings.
15) Is the SDC Electra 7200 an alternative to the Schlage XE360T?
They solve access differently. The XE360T runs on 4 AA batteries at the door and needs no network connection, operating in No-Tour or offline access control. The SDC Electra 7200 Series is a solenoid controlled cylindrical lock on dual voltage 12/24VDC, covering 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch doors - it is wired to a power supply and released by an access control system rather than reading a credential at the lever. Choose the 7200 where power and control wiring already run to the opening, and the XE360T where they do not.
16) Does the Alarm Lock Trilogy 4100 or the Orca OCL240 substitute for the Schlage XE360T?
Neither one does, because the door function is different. The XE360T is classroom/storeroom function. The Alarm Lock Trilogy 4100 is a Grade 1 electronic cylindrical lock with a keypad in privacy/bed/bath function, and the Orca Hardware OCL240 is a Grade 2 medium duty privacy cylindrical lockset. A privacy lock secures from the inside for a restroom or similar room; it does not hold a storeroom or classroom opening locked against the corridor the way the XE360T does. If the requirement really is privacy, the Trilogy 4100 covers 1-5/8 inch to 1-7/8 inch doors while the XE360T is a 1-3/4 inch door lock.
17) What is the difference between the Schlage XE360T and the CENTRIOS CEB100 smart Bluetooth lock?
Both are Bluetooth cylindrical locks, but they are not the same opening. The XE360T is Grade 2 in classroom/storeroom function with a 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Low Energy reader that also takes Schlage MIFARE smart card and NFC mobile credentials, powered by 4 AA batteries, with field reversible handing. The CENTRIOS CEB100 is a Grade 1 smart Bluetooth cylindrical lock in privacy function. Function is the deciding factor: a privacy lock will not serve a storeroom or classroom door.
18) I need an electronic cylindrical lock with SFIC or key override instead of the Schlage XE360T conventional cylinder - what are my options?
The XE360T carries a conventional cylinder with a concealed key override standard on every lock. If the facility keys to small format interchangeable cores, the Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 DL2700 is a Grade 1 standalone electronic cylindrical lock with a digital keypad, 100 user codes, and IC/SFIC compatibility, fitted to 1-5/8 inch to 1-7/8 inch doors. The BEST 9KZ EZ Series is an electronic keypad cylindrical lock with a key override function. Both are entered by keypad code rather than by mobile or card credential.
19) Can I use the Kwikset SmartCode 912TNL in place of the Schlage XE360T on a commercial building?
The XE360T is specified for commercial application, Grade 2, classroom/storeroom function, on 1-3/4 inch doors. The Kwikset 912TNL ZW500 SmartCode is an electronic Tustin lever with Z-Wave technology in keyed one side function, covering 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch doors. Two differences matter for a commercial opening: the function is keyed one side rather than classroom/storeroom, and the radio is Z-Wave rather than the 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Low Energy reader with MIFARE and NFC mobile credentials the XE360T uses, so it does not join a Schlage or PACS credential program.
20) Which electronic cylindrical locks give an audit trail like the Schlage XE360T?
The XE360T is configured wirelessly from a phone or tablet at the door and runs in No-Tour or offline access control with advanced encryption. Among the alternatives, the Alarm Lock T3 DL3075 is a Grade 1 electronic cylindrical lock with audit trail and keypad access, and the Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 DL2700 is a Grade 1 standalone electronic cylindrical lock holding 100 user codes on 1-5/8 inch to 1-7/8 inch doors. Both are standalone keypad locks; the XE360T is Grade 2 and reads Schlage MIFARE, Bluetooth and NFC mobile credentials instead of a code.
21) Is the Accentra nexTouch NTB613 the same kind of lock as the Schlage XE360T?
They are both cylindrical electronic locks but differ in how a user gets in. The Accentra nexTouch NTB613 is a Grade 1 cylindrical keypad lock with pushbutton entry. The XE360T reads Schlage MIFARE smart card, Bluetooth and NFC mobile credentials over a 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Low Energy reader, and its pushbutton is on the interior with an LED indicator for status rather than being the entry method. If the site issues phone credentials or MIFARE cards, the XE360T matches that program; if it issues PIN codes, the NTB613 does.
22) I need a matching non-electronic lever on the closet and office doors next to my XE360T openings. What pairs with it?
Only the doors that need credentialed access need an electronic lock. For the passage, privacy, and dummy openings around them, Grade 2 cylindrical levers such as the Orca OCL210 passage, OCL240 privacy, and OCL2170 half dummy match the same grade, and Dormakaba's CL701 Grade 2 dummy and C501 dummy trim are alternatives. Lever shape and finish will not match Schlage's Broadway, Latitude, Longitude-Extended, or Neptune styles exactly, so pick where the visual match matters.
23) For a mixed hardware package, what mechanical levers pair with a Schlage XE360T on the secured doors?
The XE360T handles the credentialed openings at Grade 2, classroom/storeroom function, with an ANSI strike and a 1-1/8 inch lip. For the unsecured doors in the same package, the Dorma CL701 is a Grade 2 non-keyed single dummy lever lockset in passage function, and the Orca Hardware OCL210 is a Grade 2 medium duty passage cylindrical lockset. For keyed entry doors that do not need a credential reader, the Dorma C853 is a Grade 1 single cylinder entry lever covering 1-3/8 inch to 2-1/4 inch doors. All are mechanical, so they need no batteries or credential management.
24) What is the simplest keyless alternative to the Schlage XE360T for a low-traffic back door?
The XE360T is an electronic lock on 4 AA batteries with a 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Low Energy reader and audit-capable credential management. Where none of that is needed, the Lockey 1600 is a heavy duty mechanical keyless knob lock with an adjustable backset covering 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch doors, and the Lockey 2830 is a mechanical pushbutton keyless knob lock with auto-locking passage function over the same 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch range. Both are code-entry with no batteries and no software behind them, and both are knobs rather than the levers the XE360T carries.
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