Schlage ALX10 Tlr 606 Grade 2 Passage Cylindrical Lock

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ALX10 TLR 606 is a Grade 2 passage cylindrical lock designed for interior doors in commercial and light-commercial applications. It features a tubular lever trim and a field-selectable Vandlgard mechanism, which allows the installer to enable or disable the anti-vandalism feature on site without special tools. The non-keyed passage function means the latch retracts freely from either side, making it suited for hallways, closets, and other doors that require no locking function. The satin brass (606) finish provides a clean, professional appearance. This lock is non-handed and installs on doors of any swing orientation.

This cylindrical lock is used in residential and light-commercial interior door applications where free passage is required. Typical installations include corridor doors, storage rooms, conference rooms, and interior hallways. The non-handed design eliminates the need to specify handing at time of order, simplifying inventory and job-site logistics. The field-selectable Vandlgard feature adds flexibility for higher-traffic or institutional settings where lever abuse is a concern.

Key Features

• Grade 2 cylindrical lock construction for commercial-grade durability
• Passage function - latch retracts freely from both sides, no key required
• Field-selectable Vandlgard for on-site anti-vandalism adjustment
• Tubular lever design for a slim, modern profile
• Non-handed - fits left- and right-swing doors without modification
• Satin brass (606) finish for a professional, low-glare appearance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cylindrical passage lock for standard commercial interior door preparations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware installer. Verify that the door preparation matches the required backset and cross bore dimensions before installation. Disengage any building security or access systems before servicing the door hardware. Follow applicable building codes and manufacturer instructions when enabling or disabling the Vandlgard feature in the field.