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The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS FE410FGRW512SAT619 is a smart interconnected lock designed for residential and light commercial door applications. It combines electronic access control with a traditional interconnected latch-and-strike configuration, allowing the inside lever to simultaneously retract the latch and deadbolt for quick egress. The lock ships with Greenwich trim, a Saturn lever, a 12356 latch, and a 10152 strike plate, all finished in Satin Nickel. Bore spacing is 5.5 inches to suit standard pre-bored door preps. The unit is UL Listed, confirming it meets established performance and safety standards for electronic locking devices.
This lock is suited for residential entry doors, apartment unit doors, and multi-family corridor applications where a single-motion exit release is required. The interconnected design is particularly common in applications where local egress codes require simultaneous retraction of both latch and deadbolt from the interior. The included Saturn lever and Greenwich trim provide a clean, neutral aesthetic that fits a wide range of door hardware finishes in Satin Nickel. Licensed locksmiths, security integrators, and experienced general contractors typically handle installation.
Designed as an OEM-style interconnected smart lock replacement or new installation for standard pre-bored residential and light commercial doors with 5.5 inch bore spacing and compatible cross-bore dimensions.
Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified security integrator. Before beginning, disconnect any low-voltage wiring and confirm the door prep matches the required bore spacing and cross-bore dimensions. Follow all applicable local building codes and manufacturer wiring guidelines when connecting the electronic components. Do not force the lever assembly during installation, as this may damage internal electronic components.
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