Schlage ALX40 Tlr 606 Grade 2 Privacy Cylindrical Lock

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ALX40 TLR 606 is a Grade 2 privacy cylindrical lock designed for interior door applications where occupancy indication and push-button locking are required. It features a tubular lever trim and a field-selectable Vandlgard mechanism that helps resist forced entry attempts. The lock is non-keyed, meaning it does not include a keyed cylinder, and the satin brass (606) finish provides a clean, professional appearance. Non-handed design allows installation on left- or right-handed doors without modification. This hardware is typically installed by commercial locksmiths, general contractors, and facility maintenance technicians.

This lock is suited for light commercial and residential interior doors such as restrooms, offices, hotel rooms, and similar spaces where privacy without key access is the requirement. The field-selectable Vandlgard feature allows the installer to activate additional anti-vandalism resistance on site, making it a practical choice for higher-traffic or public-use interior environments. The tubular lever style meets typical commercial aesthetic standards.

Key Features

• Grade 2 cylindrical lock construction for light commercial and residential use
• Privacy function with push-button locking and emergency release
• Field-selectable Vandlgard for on-site activation of forced-entry resistance
• Non-keyed configuration - no keyed cylinder included
• Non-handed design installs on left- or right-swinging doors without adjustment
• Satin brass (606) finish for a neutral, professional appearance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation privacy cylindrical lock for standard commercial and residential interior door preparations accepting Grade 2 cylindrical locksets with tubular lever trim.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician following the door manufacturer's prep specifications and applicable building codes. Verify the door thickness and backset measurement before installation to confirm proper fit. Disengage any existing hardware and ensure the door is secure before beginning work. Follow all local building and fire code requirements for hardware on rated door assemblies.