BEST 9K Series
BEST 9K37T Dormitory Cylindrical Lever Lock, 16 Lever, SFIC Prep, Less Core
Finish: Satin Chrome (626)
Faded finishes are special order with the configuration option below.
Configuration
- Door to door shipping
- Technical support on every order: 346-777-3031
Overview
About this product
BEST's 9K37T is a 9K Series cylindrical lock with the dormitory function, a common pick for student rooms and other residential doors in institutional buildings. It is rated ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 (F90), sets at a 2-3/4" backset, and carries a UL listing with a 3 hour fire rating. The trim is the 16 lever, a curved lever without a return.
Core prep is BEST SFIC with a 7-pin housing, and the lock comes less core so you can install a core keyed to your system. It is available in several finishes with a 3" or 3-1/2" convex rose and either strike, and comes with a 10 year warranty.
What the function does
Occupants lock from inside with the push button or from outside with the key. Push button locking releases when the inside lever is rotated or the door closes; key locking holds until the key unlocks it. The inside lever never locks.
Highlights
- Lock with the outside key or the inside button
- Key locking holds until unlocked by key
- Inside lever always free
- BEST SFIC prep, 7-pin housing, less core
- ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 (F90), UL listed, 3 hour fire rating
- Curved 16 lever, no return, 2-3/4" backset
- 10 year warranty
Need a different finish, size or configuration? Request a quote and we'll get it for you.
Specifications
- Model
- 9K37T
- Function
- Dormitory, ANSI F90
- Grade
- ANSI/BHMA Grade 1
- Series
- 9K
- Lever
- 16 lever (curved, no return)
- Backset
- 2-3/4"
- Core
- SFIC prep (7-pin housing), less core
- Fire rating
- 3 Hours
- UL listing
- BHMA A156.2, Series 4000, Grade 1, UL Listed
- Standards
- F90
- Warranty
- 10 Year Warranty
- Buy American Act
- Yes
- Finish
- Satin Chrome (626)
- SKU
- 9K37T16KS3626
Send a photo of the door edge and the hardware on it. We'll match the part.
Send a photoCommon questions
What is the difference between key and button locking?
A button lock releases when the inside lever turns or the door closes. A key lock stays until the outside key unlocks it.
Does the inside lever ever lock?
No. The inside lever is always unlocked.
Does it come with a core?
It ships less core. Install any BEST 7-pin SFIC keyed to your system.
What strike options are there?
You can choose an ANSI strike (S3) or a standard T-strike (STK).
Before you order
Buying for a whole job?
Send the hardware schedule or drawing. Door, frame and hardware quoted together so nothing shows up missing.
