Is it possible for Codelocks to use both master and separate keys?
CodeLocks - CL5250 - Electronic Smart Lock - Heavy Duty - 2 3/4" Backset - Mortise Lock (86 Prep) - Optional IC Cylinder Prep - Brushed Steel - Fire Rated - Grade 2
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Apr 14, 2026 - 08:08 AM
Yes, the Codelocks CL5250-BS can be used with a master key system and separate change keys, but that is determined by the cylinder/keying setup, not by the keypad itself. The CL5250-BS uses a standard key override cylinder, and listings show the standard version as a 6-pin conventional cylinder with Schlage C keyway.
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