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Resolution: This is the Schlage Residential version of the Commercial 606 Satin Brass finish. The 608 will be a little bit duller than the 606. :

What are the dimensions of the Ives 8975 pull?

Resolution: The 8975 is a flat pull.The profile dimensions are 1.25" wide (ie. what the customer would see walking up to the pull) and 0.25" thick.(Note: Allegion support team can access a drawing ...:

What is the PB-405 RFK used for?

Resolution: In order to install a new PB405 power bolt in place of a Locknetics version, the retrofit kit is required. It allows you to go from the old locknetics PB405S to the new Schlage PB405S a...:

How come the new Battery Holder for my CO993 lock doesn't fit?

Resolution: The CO 993 requires you to set the new Battery Holder for the AD side.:

Can a PS902 Power Supply damage an Schlage MTK15 Reader?

Resolution: Yes - the PS902 MUST be strapped for 12vdc operation when powering a Schlage reader. ...:

How can I remove a NDE80 lock from an Engage Account if I don't know what account it is assigned to?

Resolution: NDE80 locks can only be removed from unknown accounts by Schlage Technical Support.You must provide the Serial Number from behind the battery holder and if properly confirmed, Technical Support can...:

CO200 - is 3 3/4 backset available?

Resolution: Yes - order Part # 14-050:

What is the replacement reader for the XF2110?

Resolution: MTK-15 :

What is the maximum number of locks on a standard Engage site?

Resolution: At launch, Engage managed sites were only capable of supporting up to 100 NDE locks per site. With recent updates to the Engage platform, as well as the addition of new products, Engage managed sit...:

Explain Fail-Safe and Fail-Secure in terms of wiring with relays

Resolution: When a lock is Fail-Safe it means that when power is dropped it will be unlocked. During normal operation it requires power applied at all times and a Normally Closed (NC) and Common (C) conn...: