Kwikset 407CNL-15 Carson Passage Lever Lock Satin Nickel

Product Description

The KWIKSET 407CNL-15 is a light commercial Carson lever passage lock designed for interior doors that require no keying or locking function. The lever operates freely from both sides, making it appropriate for hallways, closets, and common-area doors in light commercial and residential applications. It ships complete with an RCAL latch and RCS 3031 strike plate, so installers have the full hardware set in a single package. The satin nickel finish provides a clean, neutral appearance suited to a wide range of door and frame finishes. Licensed locksmiths, general contractors, and commercial maintenance technicians are the primary installers of this hardware.

The 407CNL-15 is intended for light commercial interior door applications where passage function is the requirement. Typical install scenarios include office corridors, conference room entries, utility closets, and similar non-locking interior openings. The included RCAL latch and RCS 3031 strike plate are matched components, reducing field sourcing for the complete latch assembly. The Carson lever style works in both commercial renovation and new construction contexts.

Key Features

• Passage function lever — operates freely from both sides, no key or turn required
• Includes RCAL latch and RCS 3031 strike plate for a complete installation package
• Satin nickel finish (designation 15) for a neutral, low-maintenance appearance
• Carson lever profile suited to light commercial interior doors
• Sold individually, with a case quantity of 12 units for project or distributor orders

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style passage lever set for light commercial interior doors. Specific cross-compatible door prep dimensions and backset requirements should be confirmed against the installation template included with the hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith, general contractor, or qualified maintenance technician. Power down any access control or electric strike circuits associated with the door before beginning work. Verify door thickness and backset dimension match the hardware requirements before drilling or modifying the door. Follow local building codes for commercial occupancy hardware requirements, including any applicable ADA lever clearance guidelines.