Falcon Lock W301SDAN626-2 3/4 Privacy Cylindrical Lock

Product Description

The FALCON LOCK W301SDAN626-2 3/4 is a medium-duty privacy cylindrical lock designed for interior door applications in residential and light commercial settings. It features a Dane-style lever handle and a springlatch bolt operated by the lever from either side. The outside lever is locked by pressing the push button on the inside lever. Rotating the inside lever or closing the door releases the button. An emergency release tool inserted from the outside unlocks the door in case of emergency. The inside lever remains free at all times for immediate egress. Finished in US26D/626 Satin Chrome, it carries a Grade 2 rating and meets UL listing requirements.

This lock is intended for interior privacy applications such as bathrooms, bedrooms, and similar spaces where keyed entry is not required. It ships with a 2-3/4 inch backset and an ANSI strike plate. Installation suits standard cylindrical door prep. A licensed locksmith or general contractor typically handles this type of hardware on commercial projects; homeowners and handymen commonly install it in residential settings.

Key Features

• Push-button privacy function locks outside lever without a key
• Inside lever always free for immediate egress compliance
• Emergency release tool accessible from outside for safety
• Dane lever style in US26D/626 Satin Chrome finish
• Includes ANSI strike plate, 2-3/4 inch backset
• Grade 2 rated, UL listed, medium-duty construction

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install cylindrical privacy lock for standard residential and light commercial door preparations accepting a medium-duty Grade 2 cylindrical lockset with a 2-3/4 inch backset.

Installation Notes

Install this lock into a standard cylindrical door bore following the door and frame manufacturer specifications. Ensure the door is properly aligned and the latch bolt engages the ANSI strike cleanly before finalizing installation. Always test the emergency release function and egress lever operation before closing out the job. Commercial installations should comply with applicable building and fire codes governing hardware on privacy doors.