Falcon B301DAN626 B Series Privacy Dane Lever Lock

Product Description

The FALCON B301DAN626 is a B Series privacy lever lock configured with the Dane lever trim, a 57635 latch, and a 5164 strike plate in a Satin Chrome (626) finish. Designed for interior privacy applications such as bathrooms and bedrooms, this cylindrical lever lock provides push-button or turn-button locking from the inside with emergency egress access from the outside. The lock ships as a complete unit ready for standard cylindrical door prep. Licensed contractors, facility maintenance technicians, and commercial door hardware installers are the typical trade installing this hardware.

The B301DAN626 is suited for light commercial and institutional interior doors where privacy function is required. It is appropriate for office restrooms, hotel guest rooms, healthcare patient rooms, and residential privacy applications. The Dane lever style is a contemporary design that fits standard door preparations. The Satin Chrome finish coordinates with common commercial hardware finishes. The included latch and strike allow for complete installation without sourcing additional components.

Key Features

• Privacy function with interior push-button or turn-button locking and outside emergency release
• Dane lever trim in Satin Chrome (626) finish for a contemporary appearance
• Includes 57635 latch and 5164 strike for a complete installation package
• B Series cylindrical lock chassis designed for light commercial and institutional use
• Interchangeable core design allows re-keying without a locksmith when core cylinder is applicable

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cylindrical lever lock for standard cylindrical door preparations in light commercial and institutional interior door applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed door hardware installer, locksmith, or qualified general contractor. Power to any electric hardware in the door assembly should be disconnected before beginning work. Follow ANSI and local building code requirements for door hardware function and accessibility. Do not force the lever or latch assembly during installation, as this may damage the mechanism.