Yale inTouch User Manual

6
stand-alone touchpad access lock
security cylinders
Security cylinders contain two independent locking
mechanisms. The first is a traditional 6-pin tumbler
mechanism with spool drivers for greatly increased
picking resistance.
The second is an innovative 5-tumbler rotating disc
mechanism with sidebar engagement. The rotating
discs are spring loaded and block the bottom of the
keyway.
Lockset Series
inTouch™
Types of Cylinder Mechanisms
Conventional Patented Keyway Security High Security
Cylinder Types
Fixed Core 6-pin 7-pin 6-pin 7-pin 6-pin 7-pin 6-pin 7-pin
Key-In-Lever 1802 N/A K402 N/A 5802 N/A N/A N/A
Interchangeable Core
SFIC N/A N/A K600 K600 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Refer to Yale
®
KeyMark
®
and/or Cylinders and Keys Catalog sections for all details and
how-to-order examples.
1802
patented keyway cylinders
For those applications requiring
patented key control, Yale
®
KeyMark
®
line of patented
keyway cylinders provides the
ultimate protection against
unauthorized key duplication.
Yale KeyMark utility-patented Security Leg
®
keyway
features increased resistance against picking and
impressioning and can easily retrofit into existing
systems. For further details and availability, refer to the
separate
Yale KeyMark catalog.
Note: The 1802 Cylinder
requires an adapter sleeve to
fit in the inTouch lockset.
(P/N 14-5305-9078-999)
cylinder options
The following selection guide indicates the correct key-in-lever cylinder for each locking segment.
Door Thickness Dimension "A"
1-3/8" 2-5/8"
1-3/4" 2-7/8"
“A”
cylinders
tailpiece length
inTouch cylinders use a modified tailpiece. Using the incorrect length tailpiece will damage the lock. See
dimension "A" for the proper length from the shoulder of the cylinder to the end of the mounted tailpiece.

Yale inTouch Specifications

General

Brand	Yale
Model	inTouch
Category	Locks
Language	English