Kwikset 408CNL-15 Lever Privacy Lock Satin Nickel

Product Description

The KWIKSET 408CNL-15 is a light commercial Carson lever privacy door lock designed for interior doors that require privacy without keyed entry. It ships with an RCAL latch and RCS 3031 strike plate, giving installers everything needed for a complete installation. The satin nickel finish suits a wide range of commercial and residential interior applications. This lock is intended for privacy functions such as bathrooms, bedrooms, and similar spaces where a push-button or turn-button interior lock is appropriate. Door hardware installers and general contractors are the typical trade for this product.

The 408CNL-15 is suited for light commercial interiors including office suites, medical offices, hospitality spaces, and multi-unit residential common areas. The Carson lever style provides an ADA-friendly operating profile. The included RCAL latch and RCS 3031 strike are matched components that eliminate the need to source hardware separately. This lock is sold individually and is available in case quantities of 12 units.

Key Features

• Privacy lever lock function — interior push or turn button with emergency outside access
• Includes RCAL latch and RCS 3031 strike plate for complete installation
• Satin nickel finish (finish code 15) for corrosion resistance and neutral aesthetics
• Light commercial duty rating suitable for higher-traffic interior doors
• Carson lever design offers an ergonomic, ADA-compatible lever profile
• Sold as a single unit; case quantity of 12 available

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation privacy lever lock for standard interior door preparations in light commercial and residential applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith, door hardware installer, or qualified general contractor. Verify the door bore preparation matches the latch and lock requirements before installation. The included RCS 3031 strike should be mortised cleanly into the door jamb for proper latch engagement. Disengage all building access control systems and confirm the door is not in an active fire-rated assembly before beginning work.