Kwikset 721KNL-26D Kingston Lever Passage Lock Satin Chrome

Product Description

The KWIKSET 721KNL-26D is a light commercial passage lever lock designed for interior doors that require unrestricted passage without keyed entry. Built around the Kingston lever style, this unit ships with an RCAL latch and RCS strike, giving installers a complete, ready-to-mount hardware set. The satin chrome (26D) finish provides a corrosion-resistant surface suited to high-traffic commercial and residential interior environments. At 1.4 pounds, the assembly is straightforward to handle during installation. This lever is specified by locksmiths, general contractors, and commercial door hardware installers on light commercial and multi-unit residential projects.

The 721KNL-26D is suited for interior passage applications where no locking function is required — corridor doors, conference rooms, restrooms on the passage side, and similar openings. The included RCAL latch and RCS strike are factory-matched components, reducing the need for field substitution. The satin chrome finish coordinates with standard 26D hardware schedules common in commercial construction documents. This unit is sold individually (EA) with a case quantity of 12 for multi-door projects.

Key Features

• Passage function — no key or turn-button required, lever operates latch freely from both sides
• Kingston lever style in satin chrome (26D) finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic consistency
• Includes RCAL latch and RCS strike for a complete, field-ready installation
• Light commercial duty construction suitable for higher-cycle interior door applications
• Compact package dimensions of 7.6 inches by 6.4 inches by 3.3 inches; ships at 1.4 pounds

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation passage lever for standard residential and light commercial interior door preparations accepting a KWIKSET-pattern latch and strike.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith, finish carpenter, or general contractor familiar with ANSI/BHMA door hardware standards. Confirm the door prep matches the required backset before mounting the latch. No electrical power sources are involved, but ensure the door is stable and the frame is square before setting the strike plate. Follow local building codes and the manufacturer installation sheet included with the hardware for proper lever orientation and latch engagement.