Falcon T511PDAN626 Dane Lever Entry Lock Satin Chrome

Product Description

The FALCON T511PDAN626 is a T Series entry and office lever lock featuring the Dane lever design with a C keyway and keyed different (KD) configuration. It ships with a 23981145 latch and 5164 strike plate, finished in satin chrome. This lock is designed for commercial and light institutional door hardware applications where reliable access control and a clean aesthetic are required. Includes an interchangeable core design, allowing the cylinder to be removed and replaced without a locksmith, which simplifies rekeying after a lost or stolen key. The satin chrome finish suits standard commercial door hardware installations.

The T511PDAN626 is suited for entry and office function doors in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and institutional environments. The entry/office function allows free egress from the interior while requiring a key or thumbturn for exterior access. The Dane lever profile is a straightforward commercial lever style compatible with standard ANSI/BHMA prep doors. Installations are typically completed by a licensed locksmith or door hardware professional during new construction or retrofit projects.

Key Features

• Interchangeable core design allows rekeying without a locksmith by removing the core
• Entry and office function: free egress from inside, keyed access from outside
• C keyway, keyed different (KD) cylinder configuration
• Includes 23981145 latch and 5164 strike plate
• Satin chrome (626) finish for a clean, professional appearance
• T Series platform designed to meet life safety and building code requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style entry and office lever lock for commercial doors prepared to standard ANSI/BHMA cylindrical lock specs. Specific compatible door preps and frame types were not detailed in the product data; consult the FALCON T Series installation documentation for confirmed door prep requirements.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with ANSI/BHMA cylindrical lock installation procedures. Ensure the door is fully closed and any existing hardware is removed before fitting the lock body, latch, and strike. Verify door thickness and backset dimensions against the lock specifications prior to installation. Follow all applicable local building codes and fire egress requirements when installing locks on rated doors.