Keyswitch that will accept LFIC cores

Dec 31, 2004 Last reply: 21 years ago 2 Replies

Hi All,



Quick question... Google isn't being much help at the moment...



Where would one find (and how much would one expect to pay for) a low-voltage keyswitch that accepts LFIC cores? (Specifically the Yale ZC keyway, 7-pin cores, but I don't need the core -- I just need something for the campus lockshop to shove the core into :)) Thanks,



Lincoln


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Any keyswitch that takes a standard rim or mortise cylnder should do. Campus lockshop can supply the cylinder.

Also google 'keyswitch mortise cylinder' and 'keyswitch rim cylinder' etc.

I assume that LFIC is accommodated in a standard diameter cylinder rather than a special large diameter type.

By the way, it seems that ASSA Abloy has transferred Keymark from the Medeco brand to the Yale brand.

This is usually accomplished by using a switch that will accept a mortise cylinder. Right now I don't have pricing info but I ball park the switch, and Yale mortise cylinder to run you somewhere in the $100 range. This will fit into a standard electrical box used to house a light switch or duplex outlet.

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