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Yale Commercial 112 Double Cylinder Auxiliary Deadbolt with 2-3/8" Backset

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Model: 112 1/4

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Yale Commercial 112 Double Cylinder Auxiliary Deadbolt

The Yale Commercial 112 is a double cylinder auxiliary deadbolt for commercial and residential applications requiring supplemental keyed locking on both sides of the door. Non-handed. Furnished standard with a 5-pin rim cylinder (1109E). Available with angle strike (112-1/4) or flat strike (112-1/4F) for outswinging doors.

Specifications

  • Backset: 2-3/8"
  • Latchbolt Throw: 1-1/8"
  • Door Thickness: 1-3/8" to 2-1/4"
  • Cylinder Type: Rim
  • Cylinder Pins: 5-pin
  • Cylinder Model: 1109E (furnished standard)
  • Handing: Non-handed
  • Keys Included: 2
  • UL Listed: No
  • ULC Listed: No
  • Warranty: 1-year mechanical

Strike Options

  • Angle Strike (112-1/4): Standard, for inswinging doors
  • Flat Strike (112-1/4F): For outswinging doors

Typical Applications

  • Commercial office buildings
  • Multi-tenant residential properties
  • Educational and healthcare facilities
  • Retail and government buildings
  • High-security storage areas

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Warranty:
1 Year Mechanical
Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Bored Locksets
Cylinder Classification:
Rim
Number of Keys Available:
2
Backset (Distance):
2-3/8"
Department:
Door Hardware
Product Type:
Auxiliary Locks

Accentra 112 1/4 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Accentra 112 deadbolt fit a 1-3/4 inch commercial door?
Yes. The Accentra 112 auxiliary deadbolt covers door thicknesses from 1-3/8 inches up to 2-1/4 inches, so a standard 1-3/4 inch commercial door sits right in the middle of that range. It also handles the thinner 1-3/8 inch interior doors common in older buildings and thicker doors up to 2-1/4 inches without a special order.
2) Do I need to specify handing when ordering the Accentra 112 auxiliary deadbolt?
No handing to specify. The 112 is non-handed, so one part works on a left or right hand door. What you do have to choose is the strike: the angle strike for inswinging doors, or the flat strike (model 112-1/4F) for outswinging doors. That is the only fit decision on the order.
3) Which strike should I order with the Accentra 112, angle or flat?
It follows the door swing. An inswinging door takes the angled strike, which is the standard build. An outswinging door takes the flat strike, ordered as model 112-1/4F. Get this wrong and the strike will not seat against the jamb the way the bolt needs, so check the swing before you order rather than after the door is drilled.
4) What backset does the Accentra 112 deadbolt need, and will it work in an existing bore?
The 112 is a 2-3/8 inch backset deadbolt, measured from the door edge to the center of the cylinder hole. That is one of the two standard backsets used on bored locks, the other being 2-3/4 inch. If the existing prep on your door is 2-3/4 inch, this one will not line up, so measure the bore center to the edge before pulling the old lock.
5) Is the Accentra 112 keyed on both sides, or is there a thumbturn inside?
Both sides are keyed. The 112 is a double cylinder deadbolt: turning the key throws or retracts the bolt from either the outside or the inside, with no thumbturn. That is what you want on a door with glass beside it or in it, where someone could reach through and turn a knob. It also means anyone inside needs a key to get out, which matters for egress on occupied spaces, so it belongs on storage rooms, stockrooms, and back-of-house doors rather than a required exit.
6) What cylinder does the Accentra 112 use, and can I key it into my existing system?
It ships with a 5-pin rim cylinder, model 1109E, and two keys. Because it takes a rim cylinder rather than a mortise cylinder, any keying work has to be done with rim cylinders in your keyway, and the rim format is the same one used on rim exit devices, so a building already standardized on rim cylinders can carry the same key through.
7) Can I put the Accentra 112 auxiliary deadbolt on a fire rated door?
No. The 112 is not UL Listed and not ULC Listed, so it should not be added to a labeled fire door opening. Auxiliary deadbolts are a security add-on for stockrooms, back doors, storage, and tenant spaces where fire labeling is not in play. If the opening is labeled, the locking has to come from listed hardware, not an aftermarket deadbolt.
8) How far does the Accentra 112 deadbolt throw into the frame?
One and one eighth inches of bolt projection. That is a full deadbolt throw rather than the short throw on a latch, and it is what lets the bolt reach past the gap and bury itself in the jamb on a door where the frame has settled slightly. Prep the strike pocket deep enough to take the full 1-1/8 inches or the bolt will not fully extend and the lock will feel like it is binding.
9) Should I add an auxiliary deadbolt like the Accentra 112 or replace the lockset entirely?
An auxiliary deadbolt is a second, independent lock added above the existing knob or lever, so the original lockset stays in the door and keeps doing the latching. Choose it when the existing lock works fine but the door needs real bolt security, or when you want a separately keyed lock for a restricted room. Replace the lockset instead when the existing hardware is worn out or when you want one key and one operation to handle both latching and locking. The 112 needs its own bore, cylinder hole, and strike prep in the door, so it is a drilling job, not a swap.
10) I manage a building with several back doors. Will the Accentra 112 match across all of them?
It will as long as each door falls between 1-3/8 and 2-1/4 inches thick and can take a 2-3/8 inch backset prep. Beyond that, the only per-door variable is swing: inswinging doors take the angle strike, outswinging take the flat strike 112-1/4F. Order the mix to match your swings and the deadbolt itself stays the same part on every opening, which keeps one 5-pin rim cylinder format across the fleet.
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Does the Accentra 112 1/4 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Accentra 112 1/4 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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