- Lever has a key hole on both sides of the lever, they remined locked at all times needing a key to open the door to get in and out of the room.
- UL/cUL Listed for three-hour A label doors
- Meets ADA requirements
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- Nonhanded through-bolted cylindrical chassis
- Pressure Release lever stands up to heavy abuse and resists vandalism
- Double stainless steel compression springs eliminate lever sag
- Accepts virtually all competitors’ standard cylinders and interchangeable cores
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- Door Thickness: 1-3/8″to 2″standard. Thin door adapter kit (A30775-000-00) vailable for doors thinner than 1-3/4″, please specify door thickness. Thicker door locks also vailable, consult factory.
- Backset: 2-3/4″ standard.
- Mechanism: Parts constructed of brass or cold formed steel, zinc plated and dichromated for rust resistance. Springs are stainless steel.
- Attachment: Lock chassis secured to door by threaded mounting nuts. Completely preassembled outer trim and inner spindle assembly are through-bolted over chassis using (2) 10-32 screws. Adding rose and lever to inner spindle assembly completes installation.
- Handing: Locks are non-handed.
- UL:3 hour A label.
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- Keyways: Schlage 6 Pin C Keyway
- Trim: Roses are heavy wrought brass or bronze, installed over pressure cast rose inserts which are through-bolted through door. Levers are pressure cast (solid levers –no inserts) material finished to match mating parts.
- Latches: 1/2″ bolt projection, UL listed with latch faceplates 2-1/4″ x 1-1/8″ with square corners standard. 3/4″ projection, UL listed latch with 2-3/4″ backset also vailable. Adjustable front standard.
- Strikes: 4-7/8″ x 1-1/4″ ANSI strike with curved lip to meet ANSI A115. 2 door frame preparation standard.
- Screws: Furnished with combination screws for use in wood or metal doors and frames.
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Meets ADA requirements. Specially designed for barrier free application. |
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Conforms with ANSI A156.2. Series 4000, Grade II Exceeds 800,000 Cylces. Meets A117.1 Accessibility Code. |
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