Schlage ALX10 Brw 613 Passage Cylindrical Lock

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ALX10 BRW 613 is a Grade 2 passage cylindrical lock designed for non-keyed interior door applications. It features the Broadway lever trim and an oil-rubbed bronze (613) finish. The lock includes a field-selectable Vandlgard feature, which allows the installer to enable forced-entry resistance without additional hardware. Non-handed design means the lock installs on doors of any swing direction without modification. This unit is suited for commercial and light commercial interior passages where access control is not required but durable hardware is expected.

This passage lock is appropriate for interior corridors, conference rooms, storage rooms, and similar non-secured openings in light commercial or institutional settings. The Grade 2 rating meets ANSI/BHMA standards for commercial-grade durability. The Broadway lever profile provides a classic, professional appearance consistent with high-traffic interior door hardware programs. Installers working on multi-door commercial fit-outs will find the non-handed configuration reduces staging and inventory complexity on the job site.

Key Features

• Grade 2 ANSI/BHMA-rated cylindrical passage function - no key required
• Field-selectable Vandlgard for configurable forced-entry resistance without special tooling
• Broadway lever trim in oil-rubbed bronze (613) finish
• Non-handed design installs on any door swing without adjustment
• Cylindrical form factor fits standard door prep for straightforward replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation option for Grade 2 cylindrical passage lock applications on standard commercial door preparations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or commercial door hardware technician. Verify the door preparation meets the required cylindrical bore and latch backset dimensions before installation. Disengage all latch and trim components before final torquing of through-bolts to avoid binding. Consult local building codes and ADA lever-height requirements when positioning hardware on accessible openings.