Schlage CO100-993S-70-KP-RHO-626-J-RHR CO100-993S-70-KP-RHO-626-J-RHR

Schlage Electronics CO100-993S-70-KP-RHO-626-J-RHR is a cutting-edge standalone electronic lock designed for modern commercial applications. This surface vertical rod exit device trim features a storeroom function, ensuring maximum security for your premises. With its intuitive keypad and Rhodes-style lever, the CO100 offers both convenience and style, making it an ideal choice for any business environment. Crafted with durable brass or bronze materials and finished in a sleek satin chrome (626/US26D), this exit trim not only enhances aesthetics but also provides reliable performance. The CO Series 993 Exit Trim is compatible with a variety of exit devices, including those from reputable brands such as Von Duprin, Falcon, Sargent, and Yale, thanks to its universal hardware design. This versatility simplifies installation and retrofitting processes, allowing for easy upgrades in both new constructions and existing setups. Designed specifically for commercial use, the CO100-993S-70-KP-RHO-626-J-RHR combines functionality with an elegant lever design, ensuring it meets the demands of any professional environment. With a focus on security and ease of use, this exit device trim is a smart addition to your facility's access control solutions, providing peace of mind while maintaining aesthetic consistency throughout your space.

CO100-993S-70-KP-RHO-626-J-RHR

CO-100 Standalone Electronic Lock, Surface Vertical Rod Exit Device Trim, Storeroom Function, Keypad, Rhodes Style Lever, FSIC Prep, Satin Chrome

The CO Series offers 993 Exit Trim for use with compatible exit devices in retrofit or new construction applications. The 993 Exit Trim was designed to suite with CO Series cylindrical and mortise locksets to ensure that the facility remains aesthetically consistent. The CO Series 993 Exit Trim utilizes universal hardware to simplify installation of offline trim to a variety of exit devices, including Rim style from Von Duprin, Falcon, Sargent, Precision, Corbin Russwin, Dorma, and Yale