Falcon B101DAN626 Dane Lever Passage Lock Satin Chrome

Product Description

The FALCON B101DAN626 is a B Series passage lever lock designed for interior doors where latching is required but keyed entry is not. The unit ships with a 57435 latch and 5164 strike plate and features a Satin Chrome (626) finish. Constructed for commercial and light-institutional applications, it delivers reliable through-traffic performance on doors that require free passage from both sides. The Dane lever trim gives the hardware a clean, contemporary profile suited to modern commercial interiors. Installation is handled by a qualified door hardware installer or general contractor working to applicable building codes. Overall package dimensions are 9.2 inches by 7.3 inches by 4.1 inches and the unit weighs 3.5 pounds.

The B101DAN626 is suited for interior passage applications in commercial buildings, schools, offices, and healthcare facilities where a door must latch but remain freely operable from both sides without a key. The included 57435 latch and 5164 strike are factory-matched components, reducing the need to source hardware separately. The Satin Chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial trim packages and resists everyday wear in high-traffic corridors and common areas.

Key Features

• Passage function: free egress and entry from both sides, no key required
• Includes matched 57435 latch and 5164 strike for a complete installation
• Satin Chrome (626) finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic consistency
• Dane lever trim with contemporary straight profile
• Interchangeable core design allows re-keying without a locksmith if upgraded to a keyed function
• Sold individually; case quantity of 4 available for multi-door projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component within the FALCON B Series door hardware line, compatible with standard commercial door preparations accepting B Series cylindrical lock chassis.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or carpenter familiar with commercial cylindrical lockset procedures. Confirm door prep, backset, and bore dimensions match the lock chassis before beginning installation. Disconnect any electric hardware or access control wiring at the door before servicing. Follow applicable building codes, including IBC and ADA lever-handle requirements, when selecting mounting height and lever orientation.