Schlage Commercial ALX10ATH622 Grade 2 Passage Lever Lock

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL ALX10ATH622 is a Grade 2 passage lever lock from the ALX Series, designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications. Finished in matte black, this lock features the Athens lever trim and is supplied complete with a 2-3/4 inch spring latch and an ANSI-standard strike plate. Grade 2 passage function means the lever operates freely from both sides without a locking mechanism, making it appropriate for interior doors such as hallways, corridors, and common areas that require traffic flow without access control. Installation is handled by a qualified door hardware technician or locksmith.

The ALX10ATH622 fits standard commercial door preparations and is suited for light-to-medium commercial, multi-family, and institutional interior door applications. The Athens lever profile provides a traditional aesthetic that complements a wide range of door and frame finishes. The included 2-3/4 inch spring latch accommodates standard door backsets, and the included ANSI strike is ready for typical metal or wood frame installations. The matte black finish (622) coordinates with commercial hardware schedules calling for a dark, low-sheen appearance.

Key Features

• Grade 2 passage function — lever turns freely from both sides, no key or turn button required
• Athens lever trim in matte black (622) finish
• Includes 2-3/4 inch spring latch for standard door backset compatibility
• Includes ANSI strike plate — ready to install without sourcing additional hardware
• ALX Series commercial-grade construction suitable for light-to-medium duty interior applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation lever lock for commercial and institutional interior doors requiring a Grade 2 passage function with standard ANSI door prep.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware professional familiar with ANSI/BHMA door hardware standards. Power down any access control or electrified hardware on the door before beginning work. Verify door backset, cross bore, and edge bore dimensions match the lock preparation before installation. Do not force the lever or latch mechanism during fitting, as this can damage internal components.