Schlage Electronics CO-200 Standalone Electronic Mortise Lock, Privacy Function, Keypad Reader

That is the only thickness it fits. The CO-200 is built for a 1-3/4 inch door, which is the standard commercial thickness, with a 2-3/4 inch backset. If your openings are thinner 1-3/8 inch interior doors, or thicker than 1-3/4, this is the wrong lock and you want something with a range: the Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 DL2700 covers 1-5/8 to 1-7/8 inches, the SDC E75 Series covers 1-3/4 to 2-1/8 inches, and the TownSteel XCE-2000 Series covers 1-3/4 to 2 inches.

Handing is field reversible on the CO-200, so one lock covers both swings and you are not stocking separate left and right units across a building. You can still specify a hand on the order (RH, LH, RHR or LHR) if your submittal calls for it, but field reversible is the option that keeps a fleet of openings on one part number.

No wiring and no panel. The CO-200 is a standalone lock running on four AA batteries, with up to two years of battery life and a status indicator. Everything happens at the door: you can program it manually at the keypad, or configure and pull data with the Schlage Utility Software mobile app on a compatible Android device using an SUS-A cable, and manage the population from PC-based Schlage Express software. That is the point of the CO Series, electronic access control without the cost of a fully networked system.

Yes. The CO-200 works in the same offline system as AD-200, CO-220 and CT5000, and it can be managed with the same PC-based Schlage Express software, so you are not standing up a second program to cover a mixed set of openings. It also works with the same credential used on the building perimeter. Select PACS alliance members offer access control for the CO-200 with added capability such as lock schedules and audits, and what you get varies by system.

Cylinder is a choice you make on the order, and three of the four options come less cylinder, meaning you supply the core. B takes a 7 pin small format interchangeable core from Schlage, Falcon or competitive OEMs. J takes a Schlage 6 pin full size IC. L takes a Schlage or Falcon 6 pin keyed in lever cylinder. Option P is the one that includes a Schlage standard conventional cylinder. If your facility is already keyed on SFIC, pick B and use your existing cores so the lock falls into your master key system.

Grade 1 and heavy duty, and the certification list includes UL 10C, UL 294, UL Canada, FCC Part 15, ADA, and ANSI/BHMA A156.25 full outdoor on the 70 function. In mortise configuration it meets or exceeds ANSI/BHMA A156.13, Series 1000, Grade 1. That set is what an institutional spec normally asks for on a labeled opening, and the UL 10C listing is the fire door test.

The TownSteel XCE-2000 is the nearest match in a standalone keypad lockset. Both are Grade 1 heavy duty electronic locks with a keypad reader, and both are built for 1-3/4 inch doors. The difference is in the opening they are meant for: the CO-200 here is an office function mortise lock, while the XCE-2000 is a cylindrical lockset in classroom function. If you are standardizing on office function, that function difference matters more than the brand.

The CO-200 is built for a 1-3/4 inch door and does not cover thinner stock. For a 1-5/8 inch door, the Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 DL2700 covers 1-5/8 inch to 1-7/8 inch and is a Grade 1 standalone electronic cylindrical lock with a digital keypad. If the opening calls for privacy rather than entrance, the Alarm Lock Trilogy 4100 covers the same 1-5/8 inch to 1-7/8 inch range in privacy function.

They are peers in keypad access but not drop-in replacements. The BEST 9KZ EZ Series is an electronic keypad cylindrical lock with key override, and the Accentra nexTouch NTB613 is a Grade 1 cylindrical keypad lock with pushbutton entry. Both are cylindrical; the CO-200 configuration is a mortise lock with a 2-3/4 inch backset, so the door prep is different and a mortise pocket will not accept a cylindrical chassis. Swapping to either means reworking the door, not just the lock.

The CO-200 is a standalone battery lock running on four AA cells, so it holds its credentials at the door rather than taking a release signal from a panel. For a hardwired opening, the SDC Electra 7200 Series is a solenoid controlled cylindrical lock on dual voltage 12/24VDC, fitting 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch doors. If you want to stay battery powered but move to a cylindrical chassis with keypad access control, the SDC E75 Series covers 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/8 inch.

The CO-200 configuration here is office function, which is not an intruder lockdown lock. For classroom openings where a teacher needs to secure from inside, the TownSteel XCE-9000 is a Grade 1 heavy duty electronic classroom intruder cylindrical lockset with a keypad, fitting 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch doors, and the TownSteel FCE-4000 is an RFID electronic intruder classroom lockset for 1-3/4 inch doors. The FCE-4000 reads RFID credentials where the CO-200 here uses a keypad.

The CO-200 can be ordered less cylinder in a B prep for Schlage, Falcon and competitive OEM 7 pin SFIC, as well as J for Schlage 6 pin FSIC and L for Schlage and Falcon 6 pin KIL, or P for a Schlage standard conventional cylinder. Among the electronic peers, the Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 DL2700 is IC/SFIC compatible and the BEST 9KZ EZ Series includes a key override function. If the whole site is on one SFIC keyway, the B prep keeps the CO-200 on your existing core program.

Up to 2,000 users and an audit trail of up to 2,000 events, so you can see who opened the door, where and when. Credentials can be a 3 to 6 digit PIN, proximity or magnetic stripe cards, and with a keypad plus card reader unit you can require both for dual authentication. It also supports holidays and time zones for automatic lock and unlock periods.

Six lever designs, Athens, Latitude, Longitude, Rhodes, Sparta and Tubular, so the electronic opening can match the mechanical Schlage trim on the rest of the doors. Finishes are 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 612 satin bronze, 619 satin nickel, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome, 643E aged bronze, and 626AM satin chrome antimicrobial. The 626AM is the one to specify for healthcare or food service corridors where an antimicrobial touch surface is part of the spec.

Keypad is the simpler path: no credentials to issue, no cards to replace, and users memorize a 3 to 6 digit PIN. Go to a card or dual authentication CO-200 when you want the same badge that opens the building perimeter to open interior rooms, or when a PIN alone is not enough security and you want card plus PIN at that door. Either way the CO-200 holds 2,000 users with a 2,000 event audit trail, so you get accountability that a mechanical pushbutton lock like the Lockey 2830 cannot give you.

Depends on what you are matching. For an audit trail and keypad at a similar Grade 1 level, the Alarm Lock T3 DL3200 Series and the TownSteel XCE-2000 Series are the closest peers, and the XCE-2000 is stated for 1-3/4 to 2 inch doors if your leaf is thicker than the CO-200's 1-3/4 inch. If your facility runs badges rather than PINs, the TownSteel FCE-2000 Series is a Grade 1 standalone motorized lock with RFID on a 1-3/4 inch door. Where the requirement is a classroom intruder function, look at the TownSteel XCE-9000 Series or FCE-4000 Series rather than the CO-200.

Yes. The CO-200 stores up to 2,000 users with an audit trail of up to 2,000 events and is programmed at the lock with the Schlage Utility Software app or managed with Schlage Express software. If that capability is beyond what a single back-of-house door needs, the Lockey 1600 is a mechanical keyless knob lock with an adjustable backset and no electronics or batteries at all, and the Lockey 2830 is a mechanical pushbutton keyless knob lock in auto-locking passage function. Both cover 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch doors. Neither one gives you credential management or a record of who opened the door.

They solve different problems. The CO-200 is a commercial Grade 1 heavy duty lock that carries an audit trail of up to 2,000 events and works on the same credential used at the building perimeter. The Kwikset 912TNL ZW500 SmartCode is a Z-Wave electronic Tustin lever in keyed one side function for 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch doors, built around home automation rather than credential management across a facility. If you are keying a unit door into a property-wide credential program, the CO-200 is the one that fits that program.

Not necessarily. The CO-200 brings credentials, audit and programmable occupancy indication on privacy function locks, which earns its place where you want a record of access. For a plain restroom or single-occupancy door, the Cal-Royal CAL20 is a Grade 1 extra heavy duty privacy lockset covering 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch doors with no batteries to maintain, and the Orca OCL240 is a Grade 2 medium duty privacy cylindrical lockset. The CAL20 matches the CO-200 at Grade 1; the OCL240 sits at Grade 2 medium duty.

The Dorma C150 is a Grade 1 heavy-duty cylindrical lock in entry/office function covering 1-3/8 inch to 2-1/4 inch doors, and the Marks USA 195RAB is a Grade 1 Survivor Series entry clutched lever lockset in entrance/office function supplied less core. Both match the CO-200 at Grade 1 in the same office function. What you give up is the credential side: the CO-200 holds up to 2,000 users with an audit trail, and a mechanical lockset works on keys alone.

They are separate programs. The CO-200 works in the same offline system as the AD-200, CO-220 and CT5000, managed with PC-based Schlage Express software or configured at the lock with the Schlage Utility Software app. The Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 DL2700 holds 100 user codes and is IC/SFIC compatible, and the T3 DL3075 carries audit trail with keypad access on its own platform. If the facility is standardized on Trilogy, the DL3075 extends that program; the CO-200 starts a Schlage offline program alongside it.

Both are Grade 1 heavy duty standalone electronic locks for 1-3/4 inch doors. The FCE-2000 is a motorized cylindrical lockset reading RFID credentials in classroom function. The CO-200 configuration is a mortise lock in office function with a keypad reader, and it accepts PIN, proximity and magnetic stripe credentials, with dual authentication available on card plus keypad readers. The choice comes down to door prep, function, and whether you want a PIN at the door or a card only.

It is a commercial duty lock and the certification list includes ANSI/BHMA A156.25 full outdoor on the 70 function, which is the standard covering locks exposed to weather. Keep in mind the battery side of it on an exterior opening: four AA cells, up to two years of life, with a low battery status indicator so maintenance gets warning before it goes dead.

Only for a very different job. The CENTRIOS CEB100 is a Grade 1 smart Bluetooth cylindrical lock in privacy function, credentialed from a phone at the door. The CO-200 is a standalone keypad lock in office function that supports 3-6 digit PINs, proximity and magnetic stripe cards and holds up to 2,000 users with holidays and time zones for scheduled auto lock and unlock. For a facility running scheduled access across many doors, the CEB100 is a phone-credential privacy lock, not a managed-access replacement.

Those are trim only, not locks. The Dorma C501 is a Grade 2 single dummy trim keyless lever lockset for 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors and the Orca OCL2170 is a Grade 2 medium duty half dummy lever, so neither latches or secures anything. They suit a fixed leaf or a pull-side match. The working opening still needs a latching lock, and the CO-200 supplies that with a 1-1/8 inch x 2-1/4 deadlatch and an ANSI strike.