Schlage Electronics FE410FGRW512NEP626 Smart Interconnected Lock

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS FE410FGRW512NEP626 is a smart interconnected lock designed for residential and light commercial door applications where integrated deadbolt and latch operation is required in a single trim package. This unit features Greenwich trim styling paired with a Neptune lever, finished in satin chrome. It ships with a 5.5-inch bore spacing configuration, a 12356 latch, and a 10152 strike plate. The lock carries a UL listing, confirming it has met independent safety and performance standards. Licensed locksmiths, general contractors, and experienced facilities maintenance technicians are the typical installers for this product.

This interconnected lock is suited for residential entry doors, apartment units, and multi-family dwelling applications where a single-action door release is preferred or code-required for egress. The Greenwich trim and Neptune lever combination provides a traditional profile that fits standard residential door prep. The satin chrome finish is appropriate for doors where corrosion resistance and a brushed metallic appearance are needed. The included 12356 latch and 10152 strike are matched components for this unit.

Key Features

• UL Listed construction meets independent safety and performance requirements
• Interconnected lock design operates deadbolt and latch simultaneously with a single lever turn
• Greenwich trim with Neptune lever in satin chrome finish
• 5.5-inch bore spacing for compatibility with standard door prep configurations
• Includes 12356 latch and 10152 strike plate as matched hardware
• Smart electronic access control functionality integrated into the lock body

Compatibility

Designed for use with doors prepped to a 5.5-inch bore spacing and standard residential or light commercial door thicknesses. Includes matched 12356 latch and 10152 strike. Verify door thickness, backset, and bore dimensions before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified contractor familiar with electronic lock hardware. Disconnect or remove batteries before wiring or servicing the electronic components. Follow door manufacturer specifications for door thickness and prep dimensions to ensure proper fit. Consult local building and fire codes, including IBC egress requirements, where interconnected locks are specified for exit doors.