Does Ingersoll nightlatch have to have Ingersol cylinder?

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Hi.

Am looking to change a lock for secuity purposes. It's a commercial building where the encumbants have no idea who has a key!

The lock is an Ingersol Classic nightlatch. The replacement cylinders are about £70!
Can I just use any brand of cylinder and replace the plate the secures the cylinder?

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No. A normal rim cylinder will not be compatible with the hole that the Ingersoll SC71 left.
The answer is to purchase a conversion kit. Available from Souber tools, do a google search for Ingersoll Conversion Kit.
The replacement of the Ingersoll cylinder is not your only cost implication, the cost of the keys is possibly going to be prohibitive.
TEAMLOCKSMITHS.
 

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