Falcon W581PQUA626 Storeroom Lever Lock Satin Chrome

Product Description

The FALCON W581PQUA626 is a storeroom-function lever lock from the W Series, designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications. This unit ships with a 30197 latch and 30148 strike and is finished in satin chrome. The lock is keyway-specific to a C keyway and is keyed differently (KD), making it suitable for master key system integration or standalone installation. At 3.3 pounds, the assembly is a solid, full-trim unit intended for installation by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware professional.

The W581PQUA626 is built for storeroom-function applications, meaning the exterior lever is always locked and can only be opened with a key, while the interior lever is always free. This makes it well suited for supply rooms, server rooms, utility closets, and similar spaces in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and institutional environments. The Quantum lever trim and satin chrome finish are appropriate for high-traffic interior corridors where a clean, modern appearance is required.

Key Features

• Storeroom function: exterior lever locked at all times, interior lever always free
• Quantum lever design with satin chrome finish
• C keyway with keyed-different (KD) cylinder configuration
• Includes 30197 latch and 30148 strike for complete installation
• Interchangeable core design allows re-keying without a locksmith by removing the core
• W Series construction meets life safety and building code requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation lever lock for commercial and institutional doors compatible with the FALCON W Series door hardware family.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with ANSI/BHMA door hardware standards. Verify door prep dimensions and backset before installation to ensure the latch and strike align correctly with the door frame. Confirm the door is not under load before removing any existing hardware. Local building and fire codes may govern function type requirements for specific door locations, particularly in egress paths.