Schlage ALX50P Ath 613 Grade 2 Office Cylindrical Lock

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ALX50P ATH 613 is a Grade 2 office-function cylindrical lock designed for commercial and light commercial door hardware applications. It features the Athens lever style, a conventional cylinder, and a factory-applied oil-rubbed bronze (613) finish. The lock includes field-selectable Vandlgard protection, which guards against lever torque attacks without requiring disassembly or special tools in the field. This unit is non-handed, meaning it installs on doors of any swing direction without modification. Installation is handled by commercial door hardware professionals or licensed locksmiths.

This lock is suited for office-function applications where the outside lever is always locked and the inside lever allows free egress. Typical installations include private offices, storage rooms, and interior commercial doors requiring controlled access. The Athens lever profile offers a traditional aesthetic compatible with standard commercial door prep. The non-handed design reduces inventory requirements and simplifies field installation across mixed-door environments.

Key Features

• Grade 2 cylindrical lock construction for commercial-grade durability
• Office function: outside lever locked at all times, inside lever always free for egress
• Field-selectable Vandlgard protection guards against lever torque attacks
• Athens lever design with conventional cylinder
• Oil-rubbed bronze (613) finish
• Non-handed design installs on any door swing without modification

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cylindrical lock for Grade 2 commercial door hardware applications using standard cylindrical lock prep.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith or commercial door hardware professional familiar with cylindrical lock prep standards. Verify the door bore and cross-bore dimensions match the lock specifications before installation. Disengage any access control or electrified hardware and ensure the door is secure before beginning work. Consult local building codes for egress and life-safety requirements that may apply to office-function hardware.