Schlage Commercial S170JUP626 Single Dummy Lever

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL S170JUP626 is a single dummy lever trim in the S Series line, finished in Satin Chrome (626). A dummy lever has no latch or lock mechanism — it is a fixed, non-turning handle used for decorative or pull purposes on doors that do not require a latching function. This trim mounts to a door face plate and provides a consistent appearance on inactive door leaves, closet doors, and paired entry doors where only one side requires an active latch. Licensed locksmiths, commercial door hardware installers, and general contractors are the typical installers for this type of trim.

This dummy lever is suited for interior commercial and institutional applications where a matching inactive handle is needed alongside an active lockset. Common install scenarios include double-door entries, chapel doors, or closet doors in office buildings, hotels, schools, and multi-family residential projects. The Jupiter lever design provides a clean, contemporary lever profile that coordinates with other S Series hardware on the same opening or throughout a facility.

Key Features

• Single dummy trim — no latch, no lock mechanism, decorative or pull function only
• Satin Chrome (626) finish for a brushed, low-glare appearance in commercial environments
• Jupiter lever style — contemporary profile compatible with S Series door hardware families
• Sold individually (each), with a case pack of 6 units for project or stocking orders
• Compact profile: 5.7 inches long, 4.3 inches wide, 2.9 inches high

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style dummy trim for use with S Series door hardware installations requiring a non-functional inactive lever on standard commercial interior doors.

Installation Notes

Dummy levers are installed by commercial door hardware technicians or licensed locksmiths and require no mortise prep or latch bore — only a surface or rose mounting to the door face. Verify door thickness and backset requirements before mounting. No keying or cylinder work is involved. Follow local building codes for hardware placement height on accessible routes, as ADA lever-height requirements may apply in commercial and institutional settings.