Hager 3553 26D Wtn Grade 2 Entry Cylindrical Lock

Product Description

The HAGER 3553 26D WTN is a Grade 2 entry cylindrical lock designed for commercial and light-duty residential access control applications. It features a conventional cylinder format paired with the Withnell lever on a rose trim, finished in satin chrome (finish code 26D). Grade 2 cylindrical locks provide a reliable mechanical security solution suitable for interior and light exterior entry doors in commercial buildings, offices, and multi-unit residential properties. This lock is typically installed by licensed locksmiths, general contractors, or door hardware specialists.

This lock suits standard cylindrical prep doors in commercial office, retail, and light institutional environments where Grade 2 hardware meets the specified security and durability requirements. The Withnell lever profile offers a clean, contemporary appearance compatible with modern commercial door aesthetics. The satin chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial hardware finishes commonly specified on hollow metal and wood door assemblies.

Key Features

• Grade 2 cylindrical lock construction for commercial and light-duty applications
• Conventional cylinder format accepts standard key control cylinders
• Withnell lever on rose trim provides a low-profile, contemporary appearance
• Satin chrome (26D) finish resists tarnish and coordinates with standard commercial hardware
• Entry function allows keyed locking and unlocking from exterior, interior lever always free

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cylindrical lock for standard commercial cylindrical prep doors meeting ANSI cylindrical boring specifications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with ANSI cylindrical lock prep requirements. Verify door prep dimensions and backset before installation to ensure proper fit. Disconnect or secure any access control wiring at the door before beginning work. Consult local building codes for hardware grade requirements on rated egress doors.