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Schlage Electronics Less Reader Stand Alone Classroom/Storeroom, Exit Trim for Rim or CVR (Concealed Vertical Rod/Cable) Exit Devices, Rhodes Lever, Key-in-Lever, Less Cylinder, UL, Field Reversible Handing, Grade 1

Schlage Electronics Less Reader Stand Alone Classroom/Storeroom, Exit Trim for Rim or CVR (Concealed Vertical Rod/Cable) Exit Devices, Rhodes Lever, Key-in-Lever, Less Cylinder, UL, Field Reversible Handing, Grade 1

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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:
Exit Device Trim
Product Subgroup:
Electric Locks
Subcategory:
Electric Locks
Product Type:
Exit Device Trims
Product Category:
Electronic Access Control
Department:
Door Hardware

Schlage Electronics AD200-993R70LLL-RHO626-LD – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Schlage AD-200 993R exit trim work on my rim exit device, or do I need a different trim for concealed vertical rod?
The 993R exit trim covers both. It is built for rim and concealed vertical rod (CVR/CVC) exit devices, so the same trim handles a single door on a rim device and a pair or a tall opening running concealed rods. What it does not cover is a surface vertical rod or mortise exit device. Backset and latching are set by the exit device itself, not the trim, so the device you already have on the door determines those.
2) Is the Schlage AD-200 exit trim rated for a fire door?
The AD-200 carries UL 10C, the fire door test standard, along with UL 294 for access control. It also meets ANSI/BHMA A156.25 and, as exit trim specifically, A156.3 Grade 1, plus ADA, FCC Part 15, and RoHS. On a fire opening confirm the exit device itself is labeled as well, since the trim and the device are rated as an assembly.
3) Does the Schlage AD-200 exit trim need to be ordered left hand or right hand?
Handing matters at order, but it is not a dead end. The AD Series is handed to order and field reversible, so a trim that shows up wrong for the opening can be flipped on site rather than returned. Worth getting right on the purchase order anyway to save the step.
4) The Schlage AD-200 exit trim says less cylinder. What do I still have to buy to finish the job?
You supply the cylinder. Less cylinder means the trim ships without one, which is the normal way to buy when the building is on an existing master key system, since the AD Series is compatible with major brands of master key systems. Schlage's standard on this platform is a 6-pin Everest 29 S123 keyway conventional cylinder with two patented keys, so match that or match whatever keyway your facility is already keyed to. This unit is also less reader, meaning no credential reader module, so access is by keypad or key rather than card.
5) What does the storeroom function do on the Schlage AD-200 exit trim, and how is it different from office/classroom?
Storeroom (function 70) keeps the outside lever locked at all times. Credential or key gets you in, and the lever never stays unlocked, which is what you want on mechanical rooms, IT closets, and stock rooms where the door must relock behind every entry. Office/classroom (function 50) is the one that lets an authorized user leave the outside lever unlocked for a class period or a business day. The AD-200 platform also offers privacy (40) and apartment (60). Egress is unaffected either way, since pushing the exit device from the inside always releases.
6) Can the Schlage AD-200 be added to an access control network later, or am I stuck with a standalone lock?
The AD-200 is the standalone member of the AD Series, meant for buildings with no access control system in place or openings that do not justify a networked lock. It upgrades to a networked lock without coming off the door. The pieces a networked system needs are already built in on the standalone: request to exit and request to enter sensors, door position switch, and interior cover tamper guard. That is the reason to spec AD-200 now rather than a plain mechanical trim if the facility plan calls for access control in a few years.
7) How is the Schlage AD-200 exit trim powered, and how long do the batteries last?
Four options: 4AA, 8AA, 12 VDC or 24 VDC, with an operating range of 4 to 26 VDC and draw up to 250 mA. On 4AA batteries expect up to two years. Battery power is the reason most people pick the AD-200 on an exit device, since running power to the door is the expensive part of the job. If you do wire it, size the supply for 250 mA per opening.
8) Can I use the Schlage AD-200 exit trim on an exterior door in cold weather?
Rated exterior from -31 to 151 degrees F (-35 to 66 C), with humidity 0 to 100 percent non-condensing, so a perimeter exit door in a northern climate is within spec. Note the interior battery rating is narrower, 32 to 120 F (0 to 49 C), which is the real limiter on an unheated opening: sustained sub-freezing temperature at the battery pack will cut into that two-year life.
9) How many users and audit records does the standalone Schlage AD-200 hold?
Up to 5000 users and up to 5000 audit events, with credential verification in a second or less. Programming and audit pulls are done at the door with the keypad or a Schlage handheld device (HHD), which is a separate accessory you will need at least one of per site. Tri-colored LEDs and audible indicators give the feedback at the door and are field configurable.
10) Does the Schlage AD-200 exit trim come in anything other than satin chrome, and what lever?
This build is 626 satin chrome with the Rhodes lever, a straight lever with a returned end that reads institutional and works for ADA. Levers on the AD Series are pressure cast zinc, plated. Lever style and finish are factory-ordered options on this platform rather than field changes, so pick them with the order.
11) Can I release the Schlage AD-200 remotely from a front desk or reception?
Yes, the AD Series supports a hardwired remote push button release, so a receptionist or security desk can buzz the door open. That path needs wire to the opening, so plan it during rough-in rather than after the trim is hung.
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