Schlage 47804352 622 Sectional Indicator Matte Black

Product Description

The SCHLAGE 47804352 622 is a sectional indicator with rose trim designed to display occupancy status at a door. The indicator features a Vacant/Occupied display, making it suitable for use on restrooms, dressing rooms, privacy rooms, and similar spaces where occupancy visibility is required. Finished in matte black, this unit is built for installations where a consistent, low-sheen hardware appearance is specified. It is designed for use with interior or exterior cylinder prep configurations. Licensed locksmiths and commercial door hardware installers are the typical trades handling this type of hardware.

This indicator is suited for commercial and institutional applications where room occupancy needs to be visible from the corridor side of the door. Common install scenarios include single-occupancy restrooms, hotel amenity rooms, healthcare spaces, and office privacy rooms. The rose trim format integrates with sectional lockset configurations. Interior or exterior cylinder prep compatibility gives installers flexibility in how the door is prepped for the cylinder.

Key Features

• Vacant/Occupied indicator display for clear occupancy signaling
• Rose trim design for sectional lockset integration
• Compatible with interior or exterior cylinder prep configurations
• Matte black finish for consistent hardware aesthetics
• Suited for commercial and institutional door hardware applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or specification-grade component for sectional lockset assemblies requiring rose trim with a Vacant/Occupied indicator function.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with sectional lockset assemblies. Verify the door prep matches the required cylinder bore and rose trim dimensions before installation. Ensure all door hardware is fully disengaged and the door is secured open during installation to prevent accidental latching. Follow local building codes and ADA requirements where applicable for occupancy indicator placement and function.