Sargent 28-65G05 Kl 26 Grade 2 Cylindrical Lock

Product Description

The SARGENT 28-65G05 KL 26 is a Grade 2 cylindrical lock designed for entrance and office door applications. It features an L lever handle and a conventional cylinder configuration, finished in bright chrome (finish 26). The non-handed design simplifies installation by eliminating handing requirements during ordering or field prep. This lock is intended for commercial and light commercial environments where reliable keyed entry control is needed, and is typically installed by locksmiths, commercial door hardware contractors, or facilities maintenance professionals.

This cylindrical lock suits interior and exterior office or entrance doors in light commercial, institutional, and multi-tenant residential settings. The entrance function allows free egress from the interior while requiring a key or thumbturn to enter from the exterior. The L lever trim style provides an ADA-compliant lever profile suitable for high-traffic doorways. Its conventional cylinder accepts standard key systems commonly used in commercial master-key programs.

Key Features

• Grade 2 cylindrical lock construction rated for commercial and light commercial door applications
• Entrance and office function: keyed entry from exterior, free egress from interior
• L lever handle style provides accessible, ADA-appropriate operation
• Conventional cylinder accepts standard commercial key blanks and master-key systems
• Bright chrome finish (26) offers a clean, polished appearance suited to office environments
• Non-handed design installs on left- or right-hand doors without modification

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cylindrical lock for Grade 2 commercial door prep applications with standard cylindrical bore patterns.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with commercial cylindrical lock sets. Verify the door prep meets the required bore diameter and cross-bore spacing before installation. Ensure the door is not under tension and the latch bolt aligns correctly with the strike plate before final fastening. Consult local building codes and ADA guidelines to confirm lever height and operational force requirements are met.