Schlage Commercial L904006N626 Mortise Lock Satin Chrome

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL L904006N626 is a bed and bath privacy mortise lock designed for interior doors in commercial and institutional settings where occupancy indication and privacy control are required. It features the 06 lever style paired with the N escutcheon plate, finished in satin chrome. The mortise-style body provides robust mechanical operation suited to high-cycle environments. This lock is specified and installed by licensed locksmiths, door hardware contractors, and commercial construction teams working on hospitality, healthcare, multi-family, and institutional projects.

This mortise lock is suited for bed and bath privacy applications where users need to secure a space from the inside without requiring a keyed entry from the exterior. The privacy function allows emergency release from the outside using a coin or tool. The satin chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware specifications and is appropriate for interior corridor and suite doors in hotels, dormitories, hospitals, and similar facilities.

Key Features

• Bed and bath privacy function with interior thumbturn and emergency outside release
• 06 lever design on N escutcheon for a clean, commercial-grade profile
• Satin chrome (626) finish for corrosion resistance and consistent aesthetics
• Mortise body construction for high-cycle durability in commercial applications
• Sold individually as a complete lock unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mortise lock replacement or new-installation unit for standard commercial mortise door preparations compatible with the Schlage L-series mortise chassis.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith or licensed door hardware technician. Verify that the door preparation and mortise pocket dimensions match the lock body before installation. Ensure the door is unlatched and hardware is fully depressurized or disengaged before removing any existing lock components. Local building codes and ADA requirements should be consulted when selecting lever style and mounting height for accessible routes.