Schlage Electronics FE410FGRW512LAT626 Smart Lock

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS FE410FGRW512LAT626 is a smart interconnected lock designed for residential and light commercial door hardware applications. It combines electronic access control with a mechanical interconnected latch-and-deadbolt system, allowing both to retract with a single operation. The unit ships with Greenwich trim and a Latitude lever, a 12356 latch, and a 10152 strike plate. Finished in Satin Chrome, it is UL Listed and sized for a 5-1/2 inch bore spacing. Installation is typically handled by licensed locksmiths, security contractors, or experienced finish carpenters.

This lock is suited for residential entry doors and multi-family applications where integrated electronic access and interconnected hardware are required. The Greenwich trim and Latitude lever combination provides a traditional aesthetic while supporting smart credential management. The included latch and strike plate are matched components, reducing the need to source separate hardware for a standard installation.

Key Features

• UL Listed smart interconnected lock with single-action latch and deadbolt retraction
• Greenwich trim paired with Latitude lever for traditional door styling
• Satin Chrome finish for corrosion-resistant, low-maintenance appearance
• 5-1/2 inch bore spacing accommodates standard residential door prep
• Includes 12356 latch and 10152 strike plate for a complete hardware package
• Sold individually; packaged 4 units per case

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style interconnected smart lock replacement or new installation for residential and light commercial entry doors with a 5-1/2 inch bore spacing and standard door prep dimensions.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified security hardware technician familiar with interconnected lock systems. Verify the door bore spacing and backset dimensions before beginning installation. Disconnect or remove batteries from the electronic module before wiring or adjusting internal components. Consult local building codes for any requirements governing electronic access control hardware in commercial or multi-family applications.