Schlage Commercial ND50LATH626 Nd Series Entry Lever

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL ND50LATH626 is an ND Series entry and office lever lockset configured less cylinder, finished in satin chrome (626). It features the Athens lever style and ships with a 13-247 latch and 10-025 strike included. The less-cylinder configuration allows facilities teams to specify their own preferred core or cylinder, making this unit well-suited for large keying projects or master-key systems. The satin chrome finish provides a clean, professional appearance suited to commercial and institutional interior doors. Installation requires a licensed locksmith or commercial door hardware technician familiar with ANSI-standard cylindrical locksets.

The ND50LATH626 is designed for entry and office function applications in commercial, institutional, and multi-family settings. The entry and office function allows free egress from the inside at all times while the outside lever requires credential-based access. This makes it appropriate for perimeter office doors, suite entries, and interior secured spaces where controlled access and immediate egress are required. The less-cylinder design accommodates field installation of a separately sourced cylinder to match an existing keying system.

Key Features

• ND Series cylindrical lever lockset with entry and office function
• Less cylinder configuration supports custom keying and master-key integration
• Athens lever design in satin chrome (626) finish
• Includes 13-247 latch and 10-025 strike for complete rough-in installation
• Intended for commercial and institutional interior and perimeter door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cylindrical lockset for commercial and institutional doors prepared to ANSI A115 series prep standards for cylindrical locksets. Specific compatible door and frame dimensions were not provided in the product data; verify door thickness and backset requirements before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician. Power down any associated access control wiring and secure the door in a safe open position before beginning work. Follow the manufacturer-provided installation template to confirm proper door preparation, backset, and strike mortise alignment before mounting the lockset. Consult applicable local building codes and ADA accessibility requirements for lever hardware clearances and operating force limits.