Kwikset 740PHL-514S Perth Lever Entry Lock Matte Black

Product Description

The KWIKSET 740PHL-514S is a keyed entry lever lock designed for residential exterior door applications. It ships as a complete assembly that includes the Perth lever handle, a 6AL latch, and an RCS strike plate, giving installers everything needed to complete a standard entry door lockset installation. The Matte Black finish is factory-applied for corrosion resistance and consistent appearance. SmartKey Security technology is built into the lock cylinder, allowing the user to rekey the lock without removing it from the door. This lever is suited for entry doors where a lever-style trim is preferred over a knob.

The 740PHL-514S is used in residential entry door installations, including front, side, and back exterior doors. The included 6AL latch and RCS strike plate are designed for standard door prep dimensions. This lockset is appropriate for single-family homes and light residential construction. Licensed locksmiths and finish carpenters typically install this hardware during new construction or remodel work. The Perth lever style is compatible with ADA-compliant lever operation requirements, making it a practical choice for accessible entry applications.

Key Features

• SmartKey Security cylinder allows rekeying without removing the lockset from the door
• Complete kit includes Perth lever, 6AL latch, and RCS strike plate
• Matte Black finish for a consistent, low-sheen appearance on exterior doors
• Lever-style trim supports accessible, ADA-style door operation
• Compact package dimensions suit standard door hardware pre-drilling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation lockset for standard residential entry doors with conventional bore and cross-bore door prep.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or finish carpenter using a hole saw set, chisel, and screwdriver. Verify the door prep matches the required bore diameter and backset before installation. Disengage any door latch and confirm the door is stable before beginning hardware removal or installation. Follow local building codes for exterior door security hardware requirements.