Falcon D151626 D100 Series Turn by Turn Deadbolt

Product Description

The FALCON D151626 is a D100 Series turn-by-turn deadbolt designed for commercial and light commercial door applications. This single-cylinder deadbolt operates with a thumb turn on the interior and a keyed cylinder on the exterior, providing reliable door security in compliance with life safety and building code requirements. The unit ships with a 30256 latch and 10094 strike, all finished in satin chrome. Weighing 1.3 pounds and compact in profile, it is suited for high-traffic installations where straightforward operation and durable hardware are required. Installation and re-keying are handled by locksmiths or qualified door hardware technicians.

The D151626 is intended for commercial doors in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and similar occupancies where code-compliant deadbolt hardware is required. The D100 Series is engineered for applications that demand reliable access control without complex hardware. The included latch and strike allow for a complete, ready-to-install assembly. The interchangeable core design allows the lock to be re-keyed without a locksmith by simply removing and replacing the core, which is a practical advantage for property managers and facilities maintenance staff managing multiple access points.

Key Features

• Turn-by-turn deadbolt operation: interior thumb turn, exterior keyed cylinder
• Includes 30256 latch and 10094 strike for a complete installation package
• Interchangeable core design allows fast re-keying without a locksmith
• Satin chrome finish suitable for commercial interior door environments
• Compact form factor at 5.7 x 4.4 x 3.1 inches
• Sold as individual unit; case quantity of 20 available for larger projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadbolt for commercial doors compatible with D100 Series FALCON hardware configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with ANSI deadbolt requirements. Ensure the door and frame are properly prepared to the manufacturer-specified backset and bore dimensions before installing the latch and strike. Verify that the strike plate is aligned with the latch throw to ensure proper engagement. Consult applicable building codes for fire-rated door assemblies, as hardware selection on rated doors must meet specific listing requirements.