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Olympus DCN1 pin tumbler cam lock gives a keyed cam solution built on the N Series keyway, so it ties into existing National D4291 or D4292 4-pin or 5-pin key systems where that match is required. The zinc die cast body and zinc die cast pin tumbler cylinder create a metal-on-metal locking core that stands up to regular locking and unlocking on cabinetry or casework. Its polished brass finish identified as finish 3 provides a bright metal face that suits jobs calling for that traditional brass look. The 1 inch face is sized to cover splintered wood fibers around the cylinder bore, so the installer does not need a separate trim ring to hide minor chipping. Standard function with the key removable in either the locked or unlocked position lets users remove the key after securing or accessing the compartment, which helps in applications where the key is not intended to hang in the lock.
The Olympus DCN1-US3-KD designation identifies a keyed different cam lock built around the N Series keyway, so each lock in its KD configuration operates on its own 4-pin key while still staying within that common system. The keyway being equivalent to National D4291 4-pin or D4292 5-pin layouts means existing N Series key systems can interact with this cylinder where those codes are used. Rekeyable design via the cylinder retainer clip lets the cylinder pins be reset within the N Series range, so an installed lock can be migrated from a keyed different setup into a keyed alike or masterkeyed scheme as facility needs change. Stock masterkeyed arrangements use a 5-pin standard layout, giving room for master pins while preserving the N Series structure for controlled access.
The Olympus DCN1 pin tumbler cam lock belongs to the cam locks class and is suited to cabinet or casework situations that need a rotating cam to secure a door or drawer edge. Its body and cylinder both made from zinc die cast metal create a unified cam lock assembly that withstands repeated turning forces as the cam engages strikes or frames. The 1 inch face spanning the cutout edge covers minor splintering from drilling, which is helpful when the lock is installed in wood or composite panels where the bore edge may chip slightly. Since the key can be removed with the cam in either locked or unlocked position, this configuration suits storage where the user wants the lock left in either state without a key hanging from it. The polished brass finish labeled as 3 provides a bright metallic appearance that visually matches other brass-finished decorative hardware on the same run of cabinets.
The Olympus cam lock being keyed different in its DCN1-US3-KD version means each lock is supplied on its own unique 4-pin key within the N Series, which supports compartment separation in multi-user cabinets or furniture. Because the keyway matches the N Series equivalent to National D4291 or D4292 systems, facilities already operating that line of keys can fold this cam lock into their key schedule using existing blank patterns. Being easily rekeyable via the cylinder retainer clip simplifies rearranging which locks open to which keys, which is valuable when staff changes or storage assignments shift over time. Stock keyed alike groups offered under KA numbers 101, 103, 107, and 915 support planned installations where multiple doors or drawers must open with a single user key. The 5-pin masterkeyed standard and available grand masterkeyed structure allow a higher-level key to operate many individual 4-pin- or 5-pin-based locks, giving maintenance or management access while leaving everyday users on their specific change keys.
The Olympus DCN1 cam lock uses the N Series keyway equivalent to National D4291 4-pin or D4292 5-pin systems, so it matches key systems based on those codes.
The DCN1-US3-KD configuration is keyed different, so each lock operates on its own 4-pin key within the N Series, separating access between individual lock points.
The Olympus DCN1 cam lock is rekeyable via a cylinder retainer clip, allowing its N Series pin tumbler core to be reset to new key combinations when key control changes.
This cam lock has passed ANSI/BHMA A156.11 Grade 1 performance requirements equivalent to E07261 or E07271, indicating it has been tested to a recognized commercial standard.
The 1 inch face spans beyond the bore and covers splintering around the hole, so the installation does not require an extra trim ring for a clean finished appearance.
This cam lock allows key removal in both locked and unlocked positions, letting users remove the key after securing or opening storage without leaving it hanging in the cylinder.
The Olympus DCN1 pin tumbler cam lock with N Series keyway, zinc die cast body and cylinder, and polished brass 3 finish brings a tested ANSI/BHMA A156.11 Grade 1 cam solution to cabinet and casework projects. Its 1 inch face, reversible cams, keyed different stock setup, and rekeyable design via cylinder retainer clip support projects that need both clean hardware presentation and flexible key control within the National D4291 or D4292 family. For work requiring cam locks coordinated under N Series keying, this Olympus DCN1-US3-KD configuration offers a defined path to keyed alike, masterkeyed, or grand masterkeyed systems as layouts and access plans evolve.
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