Overview:

The XE360 Series is the next generation wireless lock from Schlage and was designed specifically for multifamily properties. It delivers innovation, intelligence and reliability wrapped in a modern, sleek design. The XE360 Exit Trim is designed with the options, features and style most desired by multifamily properties, at an attractive price point. The wireless exit trim is compatible with rim and surface vertical rod exit devices from Falcon and Von Duprin, and suites flawlessly with the XE360 tubular and mortise chassis to ensure an aesthetically consistent property. XE360 currently works within No-Tour or offline access control systems and supports the latest credential technologies. The open architecture design of the XE360 allows it to be managed by Allegion software or be integrated into popular physical access control and Proptech systems through our PACS Alliance program. This enables customers to choose what best fits their requirements now and transition to another solution at any time.

Features & Benefits

Next level design inside and out
Available for select rim and surface vertical rod exit devices from Falcon and Von Duprin
Utilizes a modular adapter for simple transitions to a wide variety of exit devices
Credential support includes Schlage MIFARE, Bluetooth and NFC mobile
Available with LED indicator or interior push button with LED indicator
Advanced encryption keeps data and communications safe
Wireless configuration using connected smartphones or tablets
No-Tour or offline system capability
Ready for the future with the innovative FleX Module that allows for communication type, memory and encryption upgrades
Exceeds Grade 1 testing for exceptional quality and reliability
Open architecture - interoperable and simple for software alliances to integrate
Works seamlessly with other Schlage wireless locks, including Schlage Control
Uniquely concealed key override standard on all locks
Suites with other Schlage families to provide attractive options to meet the requirements of nearly any opening

Electronic Specifications

Schlage XE360 Series reader

Multi-technology; supports smart (13.56 MHz), Bluetooth (LE, 2.4 GHz) and NFC mobile credentials

Connectivity options

Mobile (Bluetooth at the lock)
No-Tour; using smart2 or mobile credentials

Communication and encryption standards - lock

Bluetooth Low Energy (version 5)
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), 128- and 256-bit

Communication and encryption standards — mobile credential

Bluetooth Low Energy: AES 256-bit using CBC & ECDSA 256

Available status signals

Battery level
Door position
Lock/unlock
Request-to-exit

Additional

Users: Up to 2,000
Audits: Up to 2,000
Battery life: Up to 2 years using 4 AA batteries
Operating temperature:
Exterior: -31° to 151°F (-35° to 66°C)
Interior: 32° to 120°F (0° to 49°C)
Operating humidity: 0 - 100% non-condensing

Mechanical Specifications

Chassis options

Exit trim (wide stile) with interior LED indicator (I)
Exit trim (wide stile) with interior push button with LED indicator (B)

Exit device compatibility

Falcon 25
Von Duprin 98/99; XP98/99 rim
Von Duprin 22

Materials

All-metal chassis and escutcheon; exterior polycarbonate elements
Zinc levers

Hardware

Door thickness: 1-3/4"
Backset: Defined by exit device
Latchbolt: Defined by exit device
Strike: Defined by exit device
Stile width: Minimum 4-1/4"

Cylinder and keys

Schlage Classic C keyway, Conventional 6-pin cylinder with two keys

Credential Support

Credential technology support

Smart (13.56 MHz); including Schlage MIFARE Classic and Schlage MIFARE DESFire EV1, EV2, EV3
Bluetooth mobile (LE, 2.4 GHz)
NFC mobile

Functions

With Indicator (I)

Storeroom

With Interior Push Button (B)

Office
Privacy
Apartment

Door Position Sensor is recommended for privacy and apartment functions.
Lock function capabilities will vary by access control system.

Software Management

The open architecture design of the XE360 Series allows it to be managed by Allegion software or be integrated into popular physical access control and Proptech systems through our PACS Alliance program.

Certifications

ANSI/BHMA A156.3-2020 Grade 1
ANSI/BHMA A156.25-2023 Locked Outdoor Type
ANSI/BHMA A156.5-2020
UL 294
ULC 60839
UL 10C 3-hour
CAN/ULC S104 3-hour
FCC Part 15
Industry Canada (IC)
Industry Canada (IC)-RSS210
ADA Compliant1
REACH
ROHS
TAA

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Series:: XE360 Series
Grade:: Grade 1
Reader Type:: Smart Bluetooth
Product Group:: Exit Devices and Trim
Product Subgroup:: Exit Devices Trim
Product Type:: Cylindrical Locks
Commercial/Residential:: Commercial
Electronic:: Yes
Lock Type:: Exit Device Trim
Power:: 4 AA Batteries
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 XE360EW25R OFBSM LAT 626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Schlage XE360 exit trim work on my Falcon 25 rim exit device?

Yes. The XE360 wireless exit trim is built for Falcon 25 rim devices, and it also fits Von Duprin 98/99 and XP98/99 rim devices and Von Duprin 22. A modular adapter handles the transition between those device families, so one trim platform covers a mixed set of openings. It works on rim and surface vertical rod devices from Falcon and Von Duprin; it is not trim for a mortise or concealed vertical rod exit device.

2) What is the minimum stile width for the XE360 wireless exit trim, and will it fit an aluminum storefront door?

Minimum stile width is 4-1/4 inches. That is a wide stile trim, so a typical narrow stile aluminum storefront door will not take it. Measure the lock stile before ordering; if you are under 4-1/4 inches you need a narrow stile solution instead. Door thickness is 1-3/4 inches, the standard commercial thickness.

3) Do I have to order the Schlage XE360 exit trim handed?

No. The XE360 exit trim is field reversible, so the same part covers a left hand or right hand opening and you set it during install. That matters for a property manager buying spares: one stocked trim covers every door in the building rather than two SKUs.

4) What is the difference between the XE360 exit trim with the LED indicator and the one with the interior push button?

The two chassis options drive different functions. Indicator only (I) is a storeroom function trim: the outside lever is always locked and a valid credential lets you in. The interior push button with LED indicator (B) adds office, privacy and apartment functions, because someone on the inside can lock the outside lever from the room side. If you are doing apartment entries, resident-controlled units or offices that need to be secured from inside, you want the push button version. Schlage recommends a door position sensor with the privacy and apartment functions, and what a given function actually does can vary with the access control system running it.

5) Does the XE360 wireless exit trim need to be wired to the door, and what powers it?

No wiring to the trim. It runs on 4 AA batteries with battery life up to 2 years, and configuration is done wirelessly from a connected smartphone or tablet. That is the whole point on a retrofit: no power transfer hinge, no door loop, no running cable back to a panel. It reports battery level, door position, lock/unlock and request-to-exit as status signals.

6) I need an electrified exit device, not electrified trim - what should I look at instead of the XE360 exit trim?

The XE360 is trim only: it mounts to a rim or surface vertical rod exit device from Falcon or Von Duprin and does not include the device itself. When the electrification needs to live in the device, the Stanley QED111EDX is a Grade 1 heavy-duty rim exit device with hex dogging, electric dogging, and a request-to-exit function built in. That is a wired device with the electric dogging in the crossbar, versus the XE360 approach of a battery-powered wireless trim on a mechanical device. Choose by where the wiring can be run: the QED111EDX electric dogging path needs power to the device, the XE360 does not.

7) What is the difference between the Schlage XE360 wireless exit trim and Stanley QET120 exit trim?

They solve different halves of the same opening. The XE360 exit trim is an electronic trim with a Smart Bluetooth reader that reads credentials at the door and runs on 4 AA batteries, so the outside lever is controlled by access rights. The Stanley QET120 is a Grade 1 heavy-duty exit trim with a dummy lever, ANSI function 02, meaning the lever is a fixed pull only and entry from the outside is handled by whatever else is on the door. Both are Grade 1. If the requirement is credentialed entry from the outside, the QET120 will not do it; if the outside lever only needs to be a pull, the electronics are not needed.

8) Can I use the Stanley QED111EDX rim exit device with the Schlage XE360 exit trim?

The XE360 exit trim lists compatibility with Falcon 25, Von Duprin 98/99 and XP98/99 rim, and Von Duprin 22, using a modular adapter for the transition between devices. The Stanley QED111EDX is a Grade 1 rim exit device in the QED series and is not on that compatibility list. If the device on the door is a QED, the trim to pair with it is Stanley's own exit trim such as the QET120; if the plan is XE360 trim, the device needs to be one of the listed Falcon or Von Duprin rim or surface vertical rod devices.

9) Is there a key override on the XE360 exit trim, and what keyway does it come in?

Yes, concealed key override is standard. The cylinder is a conventional 6-pin in Schlage Classic C keyway and ships with two keys. If your property is already keyed in Classic C you can bring these doors onto the existing key system; if you run a different keyway, plan on swapping the cylinder.

10) Can I run the Schlage XE360 exit trim on my existing access control system, or do I have to use Allegion software?

Either. The XE360 uses an open architecture and runs in No-Tour or offline access control modes. You can manage it with Allegion software, or integrate it into a physical access control or Proptech platform through the Allegion PACS Alliance program, and move between them later. There is also a FleX Module that lets you upgrade communication type, memory and encryption down the road rather than replacing the lock. It works alongside other Schlage wireless locks including Schlage Control.

11) What finishes and lever styles does the Schlage XE360 exit trim come in?

Three finishes, 619 satin nickel, 622 matte black and 626 satin chrome, each available with any of four lever styles: BRW Broadway, LAT Latitude, LONE Longitude-Extended and NEP Neptune (Sparta). Levers are zinc; the chassis and escutcheon are all metal with polycarbonate exterior elements. If you are matching exit doors to unit doors, the trim suites with the XE360 tubular and mortise chassis so the look carries across the property.

12) How many users and audit events can the XE360 exit trim hold offline?

Up to 2,000 users and up to 2,000 audit records stored at the lock. For a mid-size multifamily property running offline or No-Tour, that covers residents plus staff and vendor credentials without needing an online panel at every door. Operating range is -31 to 151 F on the exterior side and 32 to 120 F interior, 0 to 100 percent non-condensing humidity, so the outside half handles an unconditioned exterior stair or garage door.

13) Do I need to specify a backset or strike when ordering the XE360 exit trim?

No. Backset, latchbolt and strike are all set by the exit device the trim mounts to, not by the trim itself. Order the trim to match the device family (Falcon 25, Von Duprin 98/99, XP98/99 rim, or Von Duprin 22) and pick finish, lever style and chassis option. The strike itself is an ANSI strike with a 1-1/8 inch lip, and the door must be 1-3/4 inches thick.

14) What is a cheaper alternative to a Schlage XE360 wireless exit trim if I do not need electronic access control?

If the opening does not need credentials, mechanical exit trim does the same mounting job for less complexity. Stanley Security's QET120 is a Grade 1 heavy-duty exit trim with a dummy lever, ANSI function 02, and the QRT320 is a Grade 1 round rose exit trim, also dummy lever. Both are pull trim only, with no latch retraction and no reader, so use them where the lever is just a pull and the exit device does the work. The XE360 is what you buy when you need mobile or MIFARE credentials, audits and remote management at the door.

15) Is the Stanley QRT320 round rose trim a substitute for the XE360 exit trim?

No. The QRT320 is a Grade 1 round rose exit trim with a dummy lever - a rose-mounted pull with no latch retraction and no reader. The XE360 exit trim is a wide stile escutcheon trim carrying a Smart Bluetooth and NFC reader, a concealed key override on a Schlage Classic C conventional 6-pin cylinder, and office, privacy, apartment, and storeroom functions depending on whether the interior push button version is used. The QRT320 is the right part where the outside only needs a decorative pull on a round rose; it is not a credentialed entry device.

16) For an apartment or office function opening, does the Stanley QET120 give me the same functions as the XE360 exit trim?

The Stanley QET120 exit trim is listed for office, privacy, and apartment functions in Grade 1, the same function family the XE360 exit trim covers in its interior push button (B) version, which supports office, privacy, and apartment. The working difference is how the function is set and changed: on the XE360 the function is an access control setting on a wireless, credential-reading trim with up to 2,000 users and up to 2,000 audits, while the QET120 is mechanical trim. On a multifamily turn where the resident list changes, that difference is the deciding one.

17) My door has a narrow stile - is the XE360 exit trim the wrong choice?

The XE360 exit trim is a wide stile trim and requires a minimum stile width of 4-1/4 inches on a 1-3/4 inch door. Below that stile width it does not belong on the opening. Where the requirement is only an outside pull, a rose-mounted trim like the Stanley QRT320 Grade 1 round rose dummy lever trim occupies a smaller footprint on the stile, though it carries no reader and no latch retraction.

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