Medeco
Medeco 10-5100-605-00 Bright Brass 1-3/8" Mortise Cylinder 6 Pin Tumbler ct-z34 Schlage L Cam 2 Keys
Bright brass mortise cylinder with six-pin tumbler, Schlage L cam and two keys included
- FinishBright Brass
- TypeMortise Lockset
- UL437 physical security rating for high resistance
- Patented key control limits unauthorised duplication
- Bright brass finish resists corrosion and wear
- 6-pin tumbler with Schlage L cam fits retrofit mortise locksets
- Two keys included for immediate installation
Mortise Cylinder for Retrofit Installations
The Medeco 10-5100-605-00 is a 1-3/8 inch mortise cylinder with a 6 pin tumbler mechanism. It features a bright brass finish and a ct-z34 Schlage L cam. Two keys are included with the cylinder.
Upgrade to Patented Key Control
This cylinder replaces standard mortise cylinders that lack patented key control. The jump is worth it when you need UL437 physical security rating in a retrofit format. It threads into existing mortise locksets from other manufacturers.
Limits of Threaded Mortise Interface
The cylinder relies on external shell threads and a set screw for retention in the lock body. Security depends on the strength of the host lockset and the quality of the installation. The fixed cam design suits Schlage L applications only.
Highlights
- UL437 physical security rating for high resistance
- Patented key control limits unauthorised duplication
- Bright brass finish resists corrosion and wear
- 6-pin tumbler with Schlage L cam fits retrofit mortise locksets
- Two keys included for immediate installation
Specifications
| Brand | Medeco |
|---|---|
| Model | 10-5100-605-00 |
| Finish | Bright Brass |
| Type | Mortise Lockset |
Questions about this item
What door thickness and cam style does the 1-3/8" mortise cylinder with ct-z34 Schlage L Cam require?
The cylinder is 1-3/8" long and uses a ct-z34 Schlage L Cam; it threads into the mortise lock body and is secured by the lockset's set screw.
How do I install this Medeco 10-5100-605-00 cylinder, and what step is often missed?
Thread the cylinder into the mortise lock body until the cam engages the mechanism, then tighten the lockset's set screw against the cylinder groove — skipping the set screw lets the cylinder spin.
When will the 6-pin tumbler or the two included keys need replacement?
Replace keys if they wear or are lost; the 6-pin tumbler lasts until internal pins or springs degrade, which typically takes many years of normal use.
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