Kwikset 740HFLRCT-4S Halifax Lever Entry Lock Satin Brass

Product Description

The KWIKSET 740HFLRCT-4S is a Halifax-style lever entry door lock with a rectangular rose, designed for residential exterior door applications. It ships as a complete entry set including a 6AL latch and an RCS strike plate, so the installer has the hardware needed for a full install right out of the box. The lock features Kwikset SmartKey Security technology, which allows rekeying to a new key in seconds without removing the lock from the door. Finished in Satin Brass, the 740HFLRCT-4S suits traditional and transitional residential door hardware schemes. The unit weighs 2 pounds and fits doors within standard residential prep dimensions.

This lock is intended for residential entry doors where a keyed lever handle with a decorative rectangular rose is specified. It is typically installed on front, side, or back entry doors in single-family homes, townhomes, and light-duty multifamily applications. The Halifax lever profile provides a clean, traditional look. The included 6AL latch and RCS strike reduce the need for separate hardware sourcing on standard door preps. The SmartKey cylinder is suited for homeowners or property managers who need frequent rekeying capability without calling a locksmith.

Key Features

• SmartKey Security cylinder allows on-site rekeying in seconds without removing the lock from the door
• Halifax lever design with rectangular rose for a traditional aesthetic
• Includes 6AL latch and RCS strike plate for a complete entry set installation
• Satin Brass finish suitable for traditional and transitional residential door hardware
• Sold individually as a single entry set (EA sales unit)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style entry lever set for standard residential door preps. Specific cross-compatible door brands or model numbers were not provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a locksmith, general contractor, or experienced handyperson on a standard door prep. Power tools are not required, but a screwdriver and drill with a hole saw may be needed for new installations. Ensure the door edge and face bore dimensions match the hardware prep requirements before installing. Follow all applicable local building codes for entry door hardware on exterior-facing doors.