Schlage Commercial ND10SPA625 Passage Lever Sparta Chrome

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL ND10SPA625 is a passage-function lever lockset from the ND Series, designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications. Built with the Sparta lever trim in a Bright Chrome (625) finish, this unit includes a 13-248 latch and 10-025 strike plate. Passage function means the lever operates freely from both sides with no locking mechanism, making it suitable for corridors, storerooms, and interior doors where free passage is required at all times. Installation is handled by commercial locksmiths or door hardware specialists working to applicable building codes.

The ND Series is engineered for heavy-duty commercial use in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and institutional environments. The Sparta lever design meets demanding cycle-life requirements expected in high-traffic openings. The 625 Bright Chrome finish provides a clean, professional appearance consistent with commercial hardware standards. The included 13-248 latch and 10-025 strike simplify installation by providing a complete, ready-to-fit assembly. This unit is sold individually and is also available in case quantities of 6.

Key Features

• Passage function — lever operates freely from both sides, no key or turn required
• Sparta lever trim in Bright Chrome (625) finish
• Includes 13-248 latch and 10-025 strike plate for a complete installation
• ND Series heavy-duty commercial grade construction
• Sold as a single unit (EA); case quantity of 6 available

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style commercial passage lever for standard commercial door prep applications in the ND Series product line. Specific cross-compatibility with other ND Series trim and chassis components should be confirmed with Schlage Commercial documentation prior to ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with commercial cylindrical lever sets. Power down any access control or electrified hardware tied to the door circuit before beginning work. Follow the door manufacturer specifications for door prep dimensions and backset requirements. Refer to applicable local building codes and ADA guidelines when selecting passage hardware for accessible routes.