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Schlage Electronics Less Reader Stand Alone Classroom/Storeroom, Cylindrical Lock, Rhodes Lever, Key-in-Lever, Less Cylinder, 2-3/4in Backset, UL, ANSI Strike, Field Reversible Handing, Grade 1

Schlage Electronics Less Reader Stand Alone Classroom/Storeroom, Cylindrical Lock, Rhodes Lever, Key-in-Lever, Less Cylinder, 2-3/4in Backset, UL, ANSI Strike, Field Reversible Handing, Grade 1

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Model: AD200-CY70LLL-RHO626-LD
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AD Series electronic locks from Schlage are designed to be modular and provide more options to choose from, more functionality in the lock and more compatibility with existing systems. Its patent-pending modular design allows the lock to be customized to fit the needs of an application now, and can change to meet future needs without removing it from the door. Factory orderable options include choices of credential readers, chassis type, locking functions, power options, lever styles and finishes. It also offers a wide selection of features that can be configured in the field to customize your openings. The AD-200 is a simple, economical solution if no access control system currently exists in facility, or for openings that don’t require the control of a networked solution. The AD-200 is easily upgradable to a networked lock if requirements change in the future. On all AD series standalone locks, Schlage has built in many of the incremental features needed in a networked system such as request-to-exit and -enter sensors, interior cover tamper guard, as well as the door position switch. This way, if the customer chooses to network this opening in the future, all the components will be there to make the transition an easy one.

Features:

  • Security that's more intelligent and convenient than traditional mechanical locking devices
  • Audit trail reports that allow you to track usage and events
  • Update users and access rights at the lock using the keypad or handheld device
  • The ability to upgrade to a networked solution without removing the lock from the door
  • Available in cylindrical, mortise, mortise deadbolt and exit trim
  • Compatible with major brands of master key systems and exit devices
  • Hardwired remote push button release capability
  • Programmable option for lighted occupancy indication. Available on privacy function locks manufactured after May 2019 with firmware version AD.A.126 or higher.

AD-200 Electronic Lock Specifications:

  • Users: Up to 5000
  • Audits: Up to 5000
  • Credential verification time: ≤ 1 second
  • Visual/audible communications: Tri-colored LEDs and audible indicators (field configurable)
  • System interface: Handheld device (HHD)
  • Power supply: 4AA, 8AA, 12 VDC or 24 VDC
  • Voltage range: 4 VDC to 26 VDC
  • Max current requirement: Up to 250 mA
  • Battery life: Up to 2 yrs with 4AA
  • Operating temperature: exterior -31° to 151°F (-35° to 66°C)
  • Operating temperature: interior 32° to 120°F (0° to 49°C) (battery)
  • Operating humidity: 0 - 100 non-condensing
  • Certifications: ANSI/BHMA A156.25, ANSI/BHMA Grade 1, UL 294, UL 10C, FCC Part 15, ADA, RoHS
  • Accessories: Handheld device (HHD)

Mechanical Specifications:

  • Handing: Handed to order, field reversible
  • ANSI standard (meets or exceeds):
    • Cylindrical: A156.25 locked outdoor A156.2 series 4000 grade 1
    • Mortise: A156.25 locked outdoor A156.13 series 1000 grade 1
    • Exit Trim: A156.25 locked outdoor A156.3 grade 1
  • Door thickness: 1-3⁄4" standard, 1-3⁄8" to 2-3⁄4" optional (available in 1⁄8" increments)
  • Backset:
    • Cylindrical: Standard: 2-3⁄4". Optional: 2-3⁄8", 3-3⁄4", 5"
    • Mortise: 2-3⁄4" only
    • Exit Trim: Defined by exit device
  • Latch bolt:
    • Cylindrical: Standard: 1⁄2" throw. Optional: 3⁄4" throw
    • Mortise: Standard: 3⁄4" throw. Optional: 1" throw on mortise deadbolt
    • Exit Trim: Provided by exit device
  • Levers: Pressure cast zinc, plated
  • Strike: Standard: 1-3⁄16" lip, ANSI, 1-1⁄4" x 4-7⁄8".
  • Cylinder and keys: 6-pin Everest 29 S123 keyway conventional cylinder with two patented keys standard.

Functions:

  • 40: Privacy
  • 50: Office/classroom
  • 60: Apartment
  • 70: Storeroom

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Group:
Cylindrical Lock
Product Subgroup:
Electric Locks
Subcategory:
Electric Locks
Product Type:
Cylindrical Lock
Product Category:
Electronic Access Control
Department:
Door Hardware

Schlage Electronics AD200-CY70LLL-RHO626-LD – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does 'less reader, less cylinder' mean on this Schlage AD-200 storeroom lock?
It means two things are deliberately left off. Less reader: no card or credential reader module is fitted, so the lock is a keypad-free, credential-free standalone unit relying on the keyed override and its programmed controls, with the reader module addable later because the AD Series chassis is modular. Less cylinder: no key cylinder is supplied, so you provide one to match your existing keyway and master key system. If you would rather have Schlage supply it, the standard AD-200 cylinder is a 6-pin Everest 29 S123 keyway conventional cylinder with two patented keys.
2) Does the Schlage AD-200 meet Grade 1 and can it go on a fire rated door?
The AD-200 carries ANSI/BHMA A156.25 and ANSI/BHMA Grade 1, and the cylindrical chassis meets or exceeds A156.2 Series 4000 Grade 1. It is also listed to UL 294 for access control and UL 10C, the positive pressure fire door test standard, plus FCC Part 15, ADA and RoHS. For a school or hospital standardizing on Grade 1 hardware at fire rated openings, those are the listings that matter.
3) Should I use a standalone AD-200 or a networked electronic lock?
The AD-200 is the standalone choice: it suits a facility with no access control system in place, or an individual opening that does not justify being on the network. You manage users and access rights right at the lock with the keypad or a handheld device, and pull audit trails the same way. If the opening later needs central control, the AD-200 upgrades to a networked lock without coming off the door, and the request-to-exit and request-to-enter sensors, interior cover tamper guard and door position switch are already built in, so the networked conversion does not mean re-prepping the door.
4) Will the Schlage AD-200 work with our existing master key system?
It is built to work with major brands of master key systems, and since this configuration ships less cylinder, you install a cylinder cut to your own keyway and hierarchy rather than being pushed onto a new key system. That is the point of ordering less cylinder on a building that is already keyed. AD Series is also compatible with major brands of exit devices if some of your openings are exit trim rather than cylindrical.
5) Is this AD-200 handed, or can I reverse it in the field?
It is handed to order but field reversible, so if the lock arrives set for the wrong swing you can flip the handing at the door instead of returning it. Useful when a fleet of openings gets ordered in one batch and a couple of swings were recorded wrong.
6) How does the storeroom function work on a Schlage AD-200 classroom/storeroom lock?
Storeroom is function 70 in the AD Series range. The outside lever stays locked at all times and is released by a valid credential or key, while the inside lever always allows free egress. That is the standard choice for supply rooms, IT closets, mechanical rooms and any door that must never be left unsecured by accident. The AD-200 is also built in privacy (40), office/classroom (50) and apartment (60) functions if a different behaviour suits the opening.
7) Can I power the Schlage AD-200 with batteries, or does it need wiring to the door?
Both work. The AD-200 runs on 4AA or 8AA batteries, or on 12 VDC or 24 VDC power, over a 4 to 26 VDC range, drawing up to 250 mA. On 4AA cells battery life runs up to two years. Battery power keeps you out of transfer hinges and power supplies entirely, which is usually why a retrofit opening goes standalone in the first place.
8) Can the AD-200 be mounted on an exterior door in a cold climate?
Exterior operating range on the AD-200 is -31 to 151 degrees F (-35 to 66 degrees C), with 0 to 100 percent non-condensing humidity, so an unheated exterior opening is within spec. Note the interior battery range is narrower at 32 to 120 degrees F (0 to 49 degrees C), which is the practical limiting factor on a battery powered exterior door in hard winter conditions.
9) What do I need besides the lock to program and manage a Schlage AD-200?
Programming happens at the lock itself, either through the keypad or with Schlage's handheld device (HHD), which is the listed accessory for the AD Series and also how you pull the audit trail off the lock. Since this configuration is less cylinder, budget a cylinder for the keyed override as well. The lock also supports a hardwired remote push button release if you want a receptionist or office to buzz the door open.
10) How many users and audit events does the Schlage AD-200 hold?
Up to 5000 users and up to 5000 audit records per lock, with credential verification in one second or less. Tri-colored LEDs and audible indicators signal the result and are field configurable. For a mid-size school or office building, 5000 users covers the whole population on a single door without needing a networked head end.
11) What lever style and finish does this AD-200 cylindrical lock come in?
This one is the Rhodes lever in 626 satin chrome, the most common commercial finish and an easy match to existing Grade 1 hardware in an office or school. Levers on the AD Series are pressure cast zinc, plated. If the building runs a different lever design or finish, the AD Series is factory orderable in other lever styles and finishes.
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