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HES CY1-2642 Mortise Cylinder Keyed to 2642
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$209.99HES CY1-2642 Mortise Cylinder Keyed to 2642
The HES CY1-2642 is a mortise cylinder assembly engineered for seamless integration with HES electronic locking systems. Keyed to 2642 specification, this component delivers reliable mechanical key-operated access control functionality for both retrofit and new installation environments. Designed specifically for door frame applications requiring mortise lock integration in commercial security deployments.
Key Features
- Mortise cylinder form factor for standard door frame installations
- Keyed to 2642 specification for standardized access control
- Compatible with HES lock series supporting 2642 keying
- Suitable for mechanical key-based access in hybrid systems
- Supports both retrofit and new construction applications
Technical Highlights
This mortise cylinder assembly integrates with HES electronic locking infrastructure, allowing facilities to maintain mechanical backup access alongside electronic control systems. The standardized 2642 keying enables consistent key management across multiple access points, reducing complexity in multi-tenant and institutional environments. The mortise form factor ensures compatibility with traditional door frame preparations commonly found in existing commercial installations.
Applications
- Commercial office buildings and corporate campuses
- Institutional facilities including educational and healthcare environments
- Multi-tenant properties requiring standardized keying protocols
- Retrofit projects integrating electronic access control with existing mechanical locks
- Indoor door security in access-controlled zones
The HES CY1-2642 addresses the practical need for mechanical backup in modern access control deployments, ensuring facility continuity when electronic systems require maintenance or during power events. Its standardized keying reduces administrative overhead while maintaining security consistency across facility-wide installations.