RCI

How Capital Sentinel handles RCI

RCI is electrified hardware hardware we sell and service. Magnetic locks, strikes, and releases.

Bring the existing key, a photo of the lock edge, and the door thickness if you know it. A RCI template fails when the door is thinner or thicker than the sheet assumes.

What to compare in the showroom

You can compare RCI by finish, function, and how it fits the door.

RCI is chosen with you in the showroom. For RCI, the 20% tier applies only when the scope is a new door or an access-control, electric-strike, or maglock install. Confirm the other tiers on the offer-terms page before you book.

Field notes

For RCI, RCI in South Kensington, Maryland is common on Connecticut Avenue. A quiet residential hardware pattern. Buildings on Connecticut Avenue are houses and small institutions. For RCI in South Kensington, Maryland, a typical opening is 30-inch, 2-1/4-inch, left-hand, 626 satin chrome on Connecticut Avenue. RCI is the usual start for RCI in South Kensington, Maryland, and the matching strike is the backup on Connecticut Avenue. The trouble with RCI on Connecticut Avenue is “the wrong door thickness.” In South Kensington, Maryland, the technician will check the drilling guide. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides RCI in South Kensington, Maryland. RCI in South Kensington, Maryland needs a photo of the door on Connecticut Avenue. A South Kensington, Maryland visit for RCI starts with the door on Connecticut Avenue, not a guess from a catalog. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on Connecticut Avenue in South Kensington, Maryland.

For RCI, RCI in Springfield, Virginia is common on Franconia Road. Mall-edge doors and house locks. Buildings on Franconia Road are houses, apartments, and retail pads. For RCI in Springfield, Virginia, a typical opening is 48-inch, 1-3/4-inch, left-hand reverse, 613 bronze on Franconia Road. the matching strike is the usual start for RCI in Springfield, Virginia, and the correct hand is the backup on Franconia Road. The trouble with RCI on Franconia Road is “the wrong hand.” In Springfield, Virginia, the technician will confirm the keyway. When it applies, key control rules guides RCI in Springfield, Virginia. RCI in Springfield, Virginia needs a photo of the door on Franconia Road. A Springfield, Virginia visit for RCI starts with the door on Franconia Road, not a guess from a catalog. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on Franconia Road in Springfield, Virginia.

For RCI, RCI in 14th Street at Spring Road, Washington, DC is common on 14th Street. Mixed residential lobbies and shop doors share the same sidewalks. Buildings on 14th Street are apartment buildings and corner retail. For RCI in 14th Street at Spring Road, Washington, DC, a typical opening is 48-inch, 2-inch, left-hand, 605 brass on 14th Street. the correct hand is the usual start for RCI in 14th Street at Spring Road, Washington, DC, and the listed finish is the backup on 14th Street. The trouble with RCI on 14th Street is “a mixed finish.” In 14th Street at Spring Road, Washington, DC, the technician will protect the finish. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides RCI in 14th Street at Spring Road, Washington, DC. RCI in 14th Street at Spring Road, Washington, DC needs a photo of the door on 14th Street. The 14th Street opening in 14th Street at Spring Road, Washington, DC is measured before RCI is priced. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on 14th Street in 14th Street at Spring Road, Washington, DC.

For RCI, RCI in Mount Vernon Triangle, Washington, DC is common on Massachusetts Avenue. Lobby access control is the usual first conversation. Buildings on Massachusetts Avenue are new apartment towers and older commercial buildings. For RCI in Mount Vernon Triangle, Washington, DC, a typical opening is 34-inch, 2-inch, left-hand reverse, 626 satin chrome on Massachusetts Avenue. the listed finish is the usual start for RCI in Mount Vernon Triangle, Washington, DC, and RCI is the backup on Massachusetts Avenue. The trouble with RCI on Massachusetts Avenue is “a missing restricted blank.” In Mount Vernon Triangle, Washington, DC, the technician will test the key. When it applies, key control rules guides RCI in Mount Vernon Triangle, Washington, DC. RCI in Mount Vernon Triangle, Washington, DC needs a photo of the door on Massachusetts Avenue. RCI on Massachusetts Avenue in Mount Vernon Triangle, Washington, DC is scheduled after the door is seen. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on Massachusetts Avenue in Mount Vernon Triangle, Washington, DC.

For RCI, RCI in Adelphi, Maryland is common on Adelphi Road. Turnover rekeys are a steady part of the housing stock. Buildings on Adelphi Road are garden apartments and houses. For RCI in Adelphi, Maryland, a typical opening is 34-inch, 1-3/8-inch, left-hand reverse, 619 nickel on Adelphi Road. RCI is the usual start for RCI in Adelphi, Maryland, and the matching strike is the backup on Adelphi Road. The trouble with RCI on Adelphi Road is “the wrong door thickness.” In Adelphi, Maryland, the technician will check the drilling guide. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides RCI in Adelphi, Maryland. RCI in Adelphi, Maryland needs a photo of the door on Adelphi Road. A Adelphi, Maryland visit for RCI starts with the door on Adelphi Road, not a guess from a catalog. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on Adelphi Road in Adelphi, Maryland.

For RCI, RCI in Hillandale, Maryland is common on New Hampshire Avenue. Repeated lobby use wears closers and strikes. Buildings on New Hampshire Avenue are garden apartments and retail pads. For RCI in Hillandale, Maryland, a typical opening is 30-inch, 2-1/4-inch, left-hand reverse, 613 bronze on New Hampshire Avenue. the matching strike is the usual start for RCI in Hillandale, Maryland, and the correct hand is the backup on New Hampshire Avenue. The trouble with RCI on New Hampshire Avenue is “the wrong hand.” In Hillandale, Maryland, the technician will confirm the keyway. When it applies, key control rules guides RCI in Hillandale, Maryland. RCI in Hillandale, Maryland needs a photo of the door on New Hampshire Avenue. RCI on New Hampshire Avenue in Hillandale, Maryland is scheduled after the door is seen. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on New Hampshire Avenue in Hillandale, Maryland.

For RCI, RCI in Alexandria, Virginia is common on King Street. Historic doors need care before new bores. Buildings on King Street are historic townhouses and newer buildings in Potomac Yard. For RCI in Alexandria, Virginia, a typical opening is 34-inch, 1-3/4-inch, right-hand, 626 satin chrome on King Street. the correct hand is the usual start for RCI in Alexandria, Virginia, and the listed finish is the backup on King Street. The trouble with RCI on King Street is “a mixed finish.” In Alexandria, Virginia, the technician will protect the finish. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides RCI in Alexandria, Virginia. RCI in Alexandria, Virginia needs a photo of the door on King Street. A Alexandria, Virginia visit for RCI starts with the door on King Street, not a guess from a catalog. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on King Street in Alexandria, Virginia.

For RCI, RCI in Pentagon City, Virginia is common on Army Navy Drive. Mall doors and apartment hardware. Buildings on Army Navy Drive are retail and residential towers. For RCI in Pentagon City, Virginia, a typical opening is 48-inch, 2-inch, left-hand, 626 satin chrome on Army Navy Drive. the listed finish is the usual start for RCI in Pentagon City, Virginia, and RCI is the backup on Army Navy Drive. The trouble with RCI on Army Navy Drive is “a missing restricted blank.” In Pentagon City, Virginia, the technician will test the key. When it applies, key control rules guides RCI in Pentagon City, Virginia. RCI in Pentagon City, Virginia needs a photo of the door on Army Navy Drive. A Pentagon City, Virginia visit for RCI starts with the door on Army Navy Drive, not a guess from a catalog. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on Army Navy Drive in Pentagon City, Virginia.

For RCI, RCI in Dupont Circle, Washington, DC is common on Connecticut Avenue. Formal doors, mortise locks, and strict finishes are typical. Buildings on Connecticut Avenue are townhouses, embassies, and mansion conversions. For RCI in Dupont Circle, Washington, DC, a typical opening is 42-inch, 2-inch, left-hand reverse, 605 brass on Connecticut Avenue. RCI is the usual start for RCI in Dupont Circle, Washington, DC, and the matching strike is the backup on Connecticut Avenue. The trouble with RCI on Connecticut Avenue is “the wrong door thickness.” In Dupont Circle, Washington, DC, the technician will check the drilling guide. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides RCI in Dupont Circle, Washington, DC. RCI in Dupont Circle, Washington, DC needs a photo of the door on Connecticut Avenue. A Dupont Circle, Washington, DC visit for RCI starts with the door on Connecticut Avenue, not a guess from a catalog. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on Connecticut Avenue in Dupont Circle, Washington, DC.

For RCI, RCI in Riggs Park, Washington, DC is common on South Dakota Avenue. Side doors and basement entries matter as much as the front. Buildings on South Dakota Avenue are detached houses and garden apartments. For RCI in Riggs Park, Washington, DC, a typical opening is 30-inch, 1-3/8-inch, right-hand reverse, 613 bronze on South Dakota Avenue. the matching strike is the usual start for RCI in Riggs Park, Washington, DC, and the correct hand is the backup on South Dakota Avenue. The trouble with RCI on South Dakota Avenue is “the wrong hand.” In Riggs Park, Washington, DC, the technician will confirm the keyway. When it applies, key control rules guides RCI in Riggs Park, Washington, DC. RCI in Riggs Park, Washington, DC needs a photo of the door on South Dakota Avenue. RCI on South Dakota Avenue in Riggs Park, Washington, DC is scheduled after the door is seen. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on South Dakota Avenue in Riggs Park, Washington, DC.

For RCI, RCI in Chevy Chase Village, Maryland is common on Connecticut Avenue. Quiet streets and formal front doors. Buildings on Connecticut Avenue are detached houses. For RCI in Chevy Chase Village, Maryland, a typical opening is 42-inch, 1-3/8-inch, right-hand reverse, 626 satin chrome on Connecticut Avenue. the correct hand is the usual start for RCI in Chevy Chase Village, Maryland, and the listed finish is the backup on Connecticut Avenue. The trouble with RCI on Connecticut Avenue is “a mixed finish.” In Chevy Chase Village, Maryland, the technician will protect the finish. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides RCI in Chevy Chase Village, Maryland. RCI in Chevy Chase Village, Maryland needs a photo of the door on Connecticut Avenue. Ask for RCI in Chevy Chase Village, Maryland with a photo of the door on Connecticut Avenue. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on Connecticut Avenue in Chevy Chase Village, Maryland.

For RCI, RCI in North Kensington, Maryland is common on Connecticut Avenue. Side doors and basement entries belong in the rekey list. Buildings on Connecticut Avenue are detached houses. For RCI in North Kensington, Maryland, a typical opening is 42-inch, 2-inch, right-hand reverse, 626 satin chrome on Connecticut Avenue. the listed finish is the usual start for RCI in North Kensington, Maryland, and RCI is the backup on Connecticut Avenue. The trouble with RCI on Connecticut Avenue is “a missing restricted blank.” In North Kensington, Maryland, the technician will test the key. When it applies, key control rules guides RCI in North Kensington, Maryland. RCI in North Kensington, Maryland needs a photo of the door on Connecticut Avenue. The Connecticut Avenue opening in North Kensington, Maryland is measured before RCI is priced. Call (202) 900-5625 about RCI on Connecticut Avenue in North Kensington, Maryland.