Schlage Electronics CO-100 Standalone Electronic Mortise Exit Device Trim, Classroom/Storeroom Function, Keypad Reader

No. The CO-100 exit trim is built for 1-3/4 inch doors only, which is the standard commercial door thickness. On a 1-3/8 inch door (common on older interior openings) you need different hardware. Mount it on a 1-3/4 inch door and it's a straight fit.

No cylinder ships with it. The CO-100 keypad trim has mechanical key override as standard, but you order the cylinder separately and you pick the prep on the order: B for SFIC prep less core, J for Schlage FSIC prep less core, L for less cylinder, or P for a Schlage standard conventional cylinder. The levers are made to accept cylinders from Schlage and from many other OEM brands, so an existing master key system can usually be carried over.

The CO Series exit trim is built to work with most major brands of exit devices, not just Schlage, which is the point of buying trim rather than a whole new device. It is exit device trim, so it replaces the outside pull/lever side of a device already hung on the door. The push side and latching stay as they are.

Outside lever stays locked; a valid 3 to 6 digit PIN or the mechanical key releases it, and the inside always exits free. Nobody can accidentally leave the door unsecured from the outside, which is why it suits supply closets, equipment rooms, maintenance areas and pool gates. The 70 classroom/storeroom function is certified to ANSI/BHMA A156.25 for full outdoor use, so exterior gates and breezeways are in scope.

The CO-100 carries UL 10C, along with UL 294 for access control, UL Canada, FCC Part 15 and ADA. It is ANSI/BHMA Grade 1, and the exit trim meets or exceeds ANSI/BHMA A156.3. For a facility standardizing hardware across fire-rated openings, that's the set of listings on record.

It's a 2-3/4 inch backset, which is the usual commercial backset (2-3/8 is the other common one, typically residential). The standard latch is a 1-1/8 x 2-1/4 square corner deadlatch, and the standard strike is an ANSI strike, 1-3/16 inch lip, no box, 1-1/14 x 4-7/8. If your frame is already prepped for an ANSI strike at a 2-3/4 backset, it drops in.

No. The CO-100 993M is trim only, the outside lever and keypad that mounts to an exit device already on the door. If you need the device itself, look at a full rim exit device such as the Stanley Security QED111EDX, a Grade 1 heavy duty rim device with hex dogging, electric dogging and request-to-exit. Order the device and the trim as two line items.

No. The Stanley QET120 is a Grade 1 heavy-duty exit trim with a dummy lever, ANSI function 02, meaning the lever is fixed and does not retract a latch or control who gets in from the outside. The Schlage CO-100 exit device trim is a battery-operated electronic trim with a keypad reader running a Classroom/Storeroom function, so entry from the outside is granted by a PIN code. Both mount as trim on the pull side of an exit device, but only the CO-100 makes an access decision at the door.

The CO-100 is trim only; it mounts to an exit device already on the door and does not include the device. For an opening with no device yet, the Stanley QED111EDX is a Grade 1 heavy-duty rim exit device with hex dogging, electric dogging, and a request-to-exit (RX) switch, so it provides the panic hardware and an egress signal back to a system. Choose the QED111EDX when the push side needs the device; choose the CO-100 keypad trim when credentialed entry on the pull side is what is missing.

Four AA batteries run it, standalone, with no wiring to the door and no panel to tie into. Schlage states up to 2 years of battery life, and there's a status indicator on the lock so a tech can see a low battery before it becomes a service call. Because it's standalone, all 500 PIN codes live on the lock itself.

Up to 500 unique PIN codes, 3 to 6 digits each, with user rights held on the lock. An administrator programs at the keypad itself, adding or deleting codes and changing preferences or functions without a laptop or software. Programming options include normal, toggle, pass through and freeze. For a property manager doing turnover, that means revoking a code takes a minute at the door instead of a rekey.

Six lever styles are offered: Athens, Latitude, Longitude, Rhodes, Sparta and Tubular. Finishes run 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 612 satin bronze, 619 satin nickel, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome and 643E aged bronze. Between the two, a building already standardized on Schlage lever trim can usually be matched exactly on the electronic openings.

They solve different problems. The CO-100 keypad trim controls who gets in from the outside using PIN codes with a key override, so use it where the outside of the door needs to be secured and access managed. If the outside just needs a pull with no access control at all, a dummy trim is the simpler buy: the Stanley Security QET120 is a Grade 1 dummy lever exit trim, ANSI function 02, and the QRT320 is a Grade 1 round rose dummy lever trim. Dummy trim never latches or unlocks anything, so it will not do the job on a supply closet or a pool gate.

It's a commercial, heavy duty, Grade 1 product. Grade 1 is the top ANSI/BHMA durability tier and what's normally specified for institutional and high traffic openings. The mortise chassis version meets or exceeds ANSI/BHMA A156.13 Series 1000 Grade 1.

Yes for this one. The CO-100 in the 70 classroom/storeroom function is certified to ANSI/BHMA A156.25 for full outdoor use, and Schlage calls out pool gates, breezeways and other outdoor applications directly. Being battery powered and standalone, there's no conduit run to an exterior gate post either.

The Stanley QRT320 is a Grade 1 round rose exit trim with a dummy lever, and the Stanley QET120 is a Grade 1 exit trim with a dummy lever in ANSI function 02. Both are mechanical pull-side trim with no keypad, no cylinder prep decision, and no batteries. The Schlage CO-100 keypad trim takes four AA batteries and manages 3 to 6 digit PIN codes at the door, which is the reason to spec it over a dummy trim on an opening that has to stay locked to anyone without a code.

The Stanley QET120 and QRT320 exit trims are both catalogued in an Office/Privacy/Apartment function, and both use a dummy lever. The Schlage CO-100 keypad exit device trim is a Classroom/Storeroom function, which keeps the outside lever locked at all times until a valid PIN is entered and never leaves the opening in a passage state by accident. On a supply closet, equipment room, or maintenance area where the door must self-secure behind every user, the function line is the deciding difference, not the grade - all three are Grade 1.