Schlage Commercial ND53LATH606 Nd Series Entry Lockset

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL ND53LATH606 is an entry lockset from the ND Series, configured as a less-cylinder unit with the Athens lever trim and a satin brass (606) finish. It ships with a 13-247 latch and a 10-025 strike, giving the installer all hardware needed for a complete door prep. The ND Series is a heavy-duty cylindrical lockset line built for commercial and institutional applications where durability and cycle life are primary concerns. The satin brass finish provides corrosion resistance suited to high-traffic interior openings. This unit is intended for installation by a licensed locksmith or commercial door hardware professional.

The ND53LATH606 is designed for entry function on commercial doors in offices, institutional facilities, multi-family buildings, and similar settings. The less-cylinder configuration means the installer supplies the SFIC or standard cylinder to match the facility keying system. The included 13-247 latch and 10-025 strike are factory-matched to the lockset for a straightforward installation on standard commercial door preparations.

Key Features

• Entry function (ND53) — outside lever locked or unlocked by key; inside lever always free egress
• Less cylinder — accepts field-supplied standard or SFIC core to match existing keying system
• Athens lever trim in satin brass (606) finish
• Includes 13-247 latch and 10-025 strike for complete hardware package
• ND Series heavy-duty cylindrical construction for commercial and institutional use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cylindrical lockset for commercial and institutional doors prepared for ND Series hardware. Specific compatible door preps and frame types should be confirmed against Schlage ND Series installation templates before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with commercial cylindrical lockset procedures. Confirm door thickness and backset match the lockset specification before beginning installation. Follow applicable building and fire codes, including door hardware requirements under IBC and local AHJ guidelines. Do not force the chassis into an undersized or misaligned bore — verify the door prep against the manufacturer template prior to mounting.