Falcon T411CP6D D 626 Grade 1 Asylum Cylindrical Lock

Product Description

The FALCON T411CP6D D 626 is a Grade 1 asylum cylindrical lock designed for high-security institutional and commercial door hardware applications. It features a key-in-lever cylinder configuration with a Dane lever handle and a standard rose trim. The satin chrome (626) finish provides a clean, professional appearance suited to heavy-use environments. This lock is non-handed, meaning it installs on doors of either hand without modification. Grade 1 rating indicates the highest ANSI/BHMA performance classification for cylindrical locksets, making it appropriate for demanding access-control scenarios.

This lock is used in institutional settings such as behavioral health facilities, correctional environments, hospitals, and secure commercial spaces where asylum function is required. Asylum function keeps the lever locked from both sides at all times, with entry controlled exclusively by key - a configuration commonly specified by security consultants and facilities managers. Licensed locksmiths and commercial door hardware installers typically handle procurement and installation of this hardware.

Key Features

• Grade 1 ANSI/BHMA cylindrical lock construction for maximum durability and security
• Asylum function - lever locked from both sides, key access only
• Key-in-lever cylinder configuration for controlled entry
• Dane lever design with standard rose trim
• Satin chrome (626) finish for corrosion resistance in institutional environments
• Non-handed design simplifies installation on any door swing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cylindrical lock for commercial and institutional doors prepared to standard cylindrical lock bore specifications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician. Verify the door preparation meets standard cylindrical lock bore dimensions before installation. Ensure the door is held securely and latch alignment is confirmed before final fastening. Consult local building and fire codes to confirm asylum-function locks are permitted for the intended application.