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The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS FE410FGRW512LAT622 is a smart interconnected lock designed for residential and light commercial door hardware applications. This unit combines electronic access control with a traditional lever-style trim, featuring Greenwich trim and the Latitude lever in a Matte Black finish. The lock ships with a 12356 latch and a 10152 strike, and is built for a 5-1/2 inch bore spacing configuration. It carries a UL listing, confirming it meets independent safety and performance standards. Installation is handled by licensed locksmiths or experienced door hardware technicians. The unit weighs 6.95 pounds and measures 12.5 inches in length, 12.7 inches in width, and 3.5 inches in height.
This interconnected lock is suited for residential entryway doors where a single-point trim solution integrates both a knob or lever latch and a deadbolt into one coordinated system. The Greenwich trim and Latitude lever styling make it appropriate for standard residential door prep with 5-1/2 inch bore spacing. The Matte Black finish coordinates with contemporary hardware finishes common in residential construction and renovation. Licensed door hardware professionals and locksmiths typically install this type of lock during new construction or retrofit projects where electronic access and mechanical backup are both required.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation interconnected lock for residential doors prepped for 5-1/2 inch bore spacing with Greenwich trim and Latitude lever configurations.
Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician. Before beginning, confirm the door is prepped for 5-1/2 inch bore spacing and that existing latch and strike openings are compatible with the included 12356 latch and 10152 strike. Disconnect or remove any existing electronic access hardware before installing the new unit. Follow all applicable local building codes and the manufacturer instructions for low-voltage wiring connections to the electronic components.
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