Schlage Commercial ALX53LRHO626 Alx Series Grade 2 Entry Lever

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL ALX53LRHO626 is a Grade 2 entry lever lock from the ALX Series, designed for commercial and light institutional door hardware applications. It features a Rhodes lever trim and ships without a cylinder, making it compatible with job-site cylinder keying programs. The lock includes a 47267042 2-3/4 inch deadlatch and a 47267101 ANSI strike plate. The finish is satin chrome (626). This hardware is installed by commercial locksmiths, door hardware contractors, or facilities maintenance teams on standard interior and exterior entry doors requiring key-controlled access.

The ALX53LRHO626 is suited for light commercial, multi-family, and institutional entry door applications where a Grade 2 lever lock meets the security requirement. The less-cylinder configuration allows the lock body to be installed and the cylinder specified or supplied separately, which is common in commercial projects using master-key or construction-keying programs. The satin chrome finish is appropriate for interior corridors, office entries, and common-area doors.

Key Features

• Grade 2 ANSI/BHMA classification for light commercial and multi-family use
• ALX Series Rhodes lever trim in satin chrome (626) finish
• Less cylinder configuration for job-site or project-specific keying flexibility
• Includes 47267042 2-3/4 inch deadlatch for standard door prep
• Includes 47267101 ANSI strike plate for standard frame cutout compatibility
• Sold individually (each); case quantity of 6 available

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation lever lock for standard commercial and light institutional entry doors using ANSI standard door prep. Cylinder must be sourced separately; confirm bore size and keyway before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation of commercial entry lever locks should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician. Ensure the door is properly prepped to ANSI standard bore and latch dimensions before installation. Disengage the latch mechanism and remove all tension from the door before beginning work. Verify local building and fire codes for egress requirements before specifying entry-function hardware on any path of egress.