Falcon 510LNLDAN630 Dane Lever Night Latch Trim

Product Description

The FALCON 510LNLDAN630 is a Dane lever exit device trim with night latch function, finished in satin stainless steel. It mounts to compatible exit devices to provide outside entry control, allowing a lever handle to retract the latch only when the night latch is in the unlocked position. This trim is typically installed on commercial or institutional doors where controlled egress and after-hours lockdown are required. Licensed locksmiths, security hardware installers, and commercial door hardware contractors handle installation. The satin stainless steel finish provides corrosion resistance suited to high-traffic interior and entry applications.

This trim is designed for use on exit device applications in commercial buildings such as offices, schools, healthcare facilities, and institutional environments. It pairs with compatible Falcon exit devices to deliver night latch outside trim functionality. The interchangeable core design allows the cylinder to be re-keyed without a locksmith by simply removing and replacing the core, which reduces service time and rekeying costs in multi-tenant or access-controlled buildings.

Key Features

• Night latch trim function controls outside entry by lever when latch is engaged
• Dane lever design for ergonomic, ADA-compatible door hardware aesthetics
• Satin stainless steel finish (630) for durability in high-traffic commercial environments
• Interchangeable core cylinder allows fast rekeying without a locksmith
• Sold as a single unit, intended to pair with a compatible Falcon exit device

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style outside trim for compatible Falcon exit devices requiring night latch function with Dane lever trim in a 630 satin stainless steel finish.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware installer familiar with exit device trim mounting procedures. Verify that the door and exit device are compatible with this trim before beginning work. Ensure the door is secure and the exit device is depressurized or held in place before attaching trim components. Installation must comply with applicable local building codes and NFPA 101 Life Safety Code requirements for egress hardware.