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Schlage KS11 Padlock SFIC Prep, Less Core

Schlage KS11 Padlock SFIC Prep, Less Core

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Model: KS11D1200

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Schlage portable security products provide single-key convenience throughout any facility or security area. These locks can be master keyed into any new or existing Schlage key system, allowing you to integrate padlocks with door hardware and eliminating the need for separate keys.

FEATURES

  • Meet or exceed ASTM standards for standard steel shackle, shackle cutting and corrosion resistance
  • Molybdenum hardened steel shackle offers greater cut resistance
  • Double deadbolt locking mechanism provides extra security
  • Patented interchangeable shackle design allows for easy disassembly
  • Body Dimensions: 1-25/32" W x 2-3/16" H x 7/8" D
  • Shackle Dimensions: 1/4" W x 1-1/2" H x 3/4″ D or 5/16″ W x 2″ H x 7/8" D or 3/8″ W x 2″ H x 7/8" D
  • 625 Chrome Plated Brass

Standard features for commercial series padlocks

  • Certification Meets or exceeds ASTM standards for standard steel shackle, shackle cutting and corrosion resistance
  • Lock Body Solid steel, brass and chrome plated brass - Solid steel resists impact, solid brass and
  • chrome plated brass resist corrosion
  • Shackle Hardened alloy steel, double deadbolt locking mechanism
  • Cylinder* Conventional Key-In-Lever, 6-pin solid brass, pinned 5, C keyway, keyed different (KD) unless otherwise specified
  • Cylinder finish 606 Satin Brass
  • Keys Two nickel silver cut keys per lock, branded Schlage

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Group:
Other / Miscellaneous Hardware
Product Type:
Padlocks
Subcategory:
Padlocks
Product Subgroup:
Padlocks
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Parts and Accessories Type:
Installation Accessories
Product Attribute:
Parts and Accessories
Product Finish:
625 - Chrome Plated
Product Substrate:
Brass
Product Category:
Other / Miscellaneous Hardware
Department:
Door Hardware

Schlage KS11D1200 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Does the Schlage KS11 padlock come with a cylinder, or do I need to supply my own core?
The KS11 ships prepped for a small format interchangeable core and less core, so you supply the SFIC yourself. That is the point of it: you pull a core from your existing Schlage system, drop it in, and the padlock runs on the same key as the doors. If you want a padlock that arrives complete with its cylinder, look at the Medeco 5260 in the 52 Series brass body, or the Medeco 54515G XT electronic padlock, which is listed with cylinder.
2) Can a Schlage KS11 padlock be master keyed into the key system we already run on our doors?
That is exactly what it is built for. Schlage portable security products key into any new or existing Schlage key system, so the padlock on a gate, a cage, or an electrical panel runs off the same master key as the door hardware and nobody carries a second key ring. For a facility standardizing on one system, this is the padlock that closes the gap between doors and everything else that needs locking.
3) What shackle clearance and diameter should I order on a Schlage KS11 padlock?
Two decisions, six combinations. Shackle clearance is 1-1/2 inches or 2 inches, and shackle diameter is 1/4, 5/16, or 3/8 inch. Measure the hasp or chain you are locking through: clearance is the vertical opening you need to get around it, so a thick hasp staple or a chain link needs the 2 inch. Diameter is the cut resistance trade, 3/8 inch being the heaviest of the three. Every diameter is offered in both clearances.
4) Is the Schlage KS11 a lockout tagout safety padlock?
No. The KS11 is a commercial security padlock in chrome plated brass, keyed into a facility master key system, which is the opposite of what lockout tagout needs. LOTO wants a non-conductive, uniquely keyed lock that only one worker can open. For that, look at the ABUS 72/30 anodized aluminum safety padlock with a 1-1/4 inch body and 3/16 inch shackle, the ABUS 74/40 insulated safety padlock with a 1/4 inch shackle and 1-1/2 inch body, or the ABUS 76/40 plastic-covered aluminum core padlock.
5) What is the closest equivalent to the Schlage KS11 padlock if the facility keys Sargent instead of Schlage?
The Sargent 60-858-2 removable core padlock is the Sargent-side counterpart. Like the KS11, which is prepped for a small format interchangeable core and ships less core, the 60-858-2 takes a removable core, so it keys into an existing Sargent core system rather than a Schlage one. The 60-858-2 carries a 2 inch stainless steel shackle, which lines up with the 2 inch shackle clearance the KS11 offers alongside its 1-1/2 inch clearance. If the site is standardized on Schlage keyways, the KS11 stays in the Schlage system; if it is standardized on Sargent, the 60-858-2 is the equivalent order.
6) What padlock holds up better than a chrome plated brass body on an exposed outdoor gate?
The Medeco 521 G8R weather-tight padlock has a solid stainless steel body and is ordered less pop-out cylinder, and the Medeco 54515G XT is an indoor/outdoor electronic padlock with a 5/16 inch shackle diameter supplied with its cylinder. The Schlage KS11 uses a chrome plated brass body in a 625 chrome plated finish with a molybdenum hardened steel shackle. Chrome plated brass is a corrosion resisting body, so the KS11 suits covered and interior openings; where the lock sits in driving rain or coastal air year round, the stainless 521 G8R is the heavier-duty body.
7) Is a chrome plated brass padlock alright for outdoor gates and exterior equipment?
Chrome plated brass is the corrosion-resistant choice in the commercial padlock line, which is why the KS11 comes in 625 chrome plated brass over a brass substrate rather than plain steel. Solid steel bodies resist impact better; brass and chrome plated brass resist corrosion better. For a gate, a yard cage, or a rooftop panel that sits in weather, the chrome plated brass body is the one you want. The shackle is molybdenum hardened steel for cut resistance regardless of which body you pick.
8) What is a double deadbolt padlock and does it matter for security?
Double deadbolt means the mechanism locks both legs of the shackle rather than just the long one. Pry or shim one side and the other side still holds, so the lock does not open by attacking a single point. The KS11 uses that mechanism along with a molybdenum hardened steel shackle for cut resistance, and it meets or exceeds ASTM standards for standard steel shackle, shackle cutting, and corrosion resistance.
9) Can you change the shackle on a Schlage KS11 padlock without replacing the whole lock?
The KS11 uses a patented interchangeable shackle design that allows easy disassembly, so a damaged or wrong-length shackle is a service item rather than a scrap lock. For an MRO crew running a fleet of padlocks, that means you can stock shackles in 1/4, 5/16, and 3/8 inch diameters and in 1-1/2 or 2 inch clearance and adapt a lock to a new hasp instead of reordering.
10) What else could I use instead of a Schlage KS11 if I do not run a Schlage key system?
The KS11 only earns its keep if you are keying into Schlage. Other removable and interchangeable core padlocks we carry include the Sargent 60-858-2 with a 2 inch stainless steel shackle, and the Medeco 521 G8R weather-tight padlock with a solid stainless steel body, supplied less pop-out cylinder. If you want the lock complete with its own cylinder instead, the Sargent 758 is key retaining and the Sargent 858 is non-key retaining, both stainless shackle in US4 satin brass.
11) How many keys come with a Schlage commercial padlock and what keyway is it?
Note the split here. Schlage's standard commercial padlock build ships with a conventional key-in-lever cylinder, 6-pin solid brass pinned to 5, C keyway, keyed different unless specified, with two nickel silver cut keys branded Schlage. The KS11 is the SFIC prep version supplied less core, so keyway and keying come from whatever core you install out of your own system, and keys come with the core rather than the padlock.
12) Can I standardize one padlock across an entire property, from gates to storage cages?
That is the case for an SFIC padlock keyed to your existing Schlage system. One core type, one key hierarchy, and the same master key that opens doors also opens padlocks, which eliminates the separate padlock key ring most properties end up with. Order the shackle to suit each application rather than the lock: 1-1/2 inch clearance for tight hasps, 2 inch for chain and heavy staples, and 1/4 through 3/8 inch diameter for how much cut resistance the location needs.
13) What is the alternative to the Schlage KS11 for a facility running a high security key system?
The Sargent 82-856 is a non-key retaining padlock in the KESO Series with a 2 inch by 2 inch brass case and a stainless steel shackle, and the Medeco 5260 is a 52 Series brass body padlock using M3 key technology with a 7/16 inch shackle diameter in satin chrome. Both are tied to their own high security key platforms, so the padlock keys on the same system as the rest of that facility. The Schlage KS11 takes a small format interchangeable core, which suits a site whose doors are already cored on the Schlage system. Match the padlock to the platform the building is already keyed on.
14) What is the difference between a key retaining and a non-key retaining padlock when choosing against the Schlage KS11?
Sargent covers both: the 758 is a key retaining standard padlock in US4 satin brass, and the 858 is non-key retaining with a stainless steel shackle in the same US4 satin brass. The 82-856 is also non-key retaining, with a 2 inch by 2 inch brass case and stainless steel shackle. Key retaining means the key cannot be withdrawn while the lock is open, which keeps the key with the lock on a gate that gets left unlocked during the day; non-key retaining lets the holder carry one key across many locks. Where the KS11 fits either practice is set by the interchangeable core installed in it, since it is prepped for a core and supplied less core.
15) Is there a padlock that logs who opened it rather than relying on a mechanical key?
The Medeco 54515G XT is an electronic indoor/outdoor padlock, non-key retaining, with a 5/16 inch shackle diameter and supplied with its cylinder. Electronic padlocks of that type use a programmable key rather than a cut mechanical key, so access rights are assigned to the key holder. The Schlage KS11 is purely mechanical, prepped for a small format interchangeable core so it master keys into an existing Schlage system with nickel silver cut keys. Choose the 54515G where remote sites need access control by holder; choose the KS11 where the site is already on a Schlage key system and wants the padlocks on the same keys as the doors.
16) Which padlock will not mar a painted door or a finished metal surface it swings against?
The ABUS 76/40 is a 76 Series plastic-covered aluminum core padlock with a 1/4 inch shackle diameter and 1 37/64 inch width, and the ABUS T84MB/30 Nautic carries a black sleeve over the body with a 13/64 inch shackle diameter and 1 17/64 inch body width, sold in a pack of three. The covering on both keeps the lock body off the surface it contacts. The Schlage KS11 has a bare chrome plated brass body, so on a painted gate or a storefront frame the sleeved ABUS bodies are the ones that will not scuff the finish; the KS11 is the choice when the padlock must key into the building system.
17) Are the Sargent 858 and the Sargent 60-858-2 the same padlock?
They are related but order differently. The Sargent 858 is a non-key retaining padlock with a stainless steel shackle in a US4 satin brass finish, in the 858 Series. The 60-858-2 is a removable core padlock with a 2 inch stainless steel shackle, in the 758/858 Series. The 60 prefix version takes a removable core, which is the same ordering pattern as the Schlage KS11 being prepped for an interchangeable core and shipped less core; the plain 858 comes as a complete lock. If a purchase order specifies removable core padlocks for a Sargent facility, the 60-858-2 is the line item, not the 858.
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Does the Schlage KS11D1200 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Schlage KS11D1200 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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