Schlage FE575 Ply 626 Ela Auto Lock Keypad Entry Lock

Product Description

The SCHLAGE FE575 PLY 626 ELA is an auto-lock keypad entry lock designed for controlled access at residential and light commercial entry points. The unit combines keypad-based code entry with an automatic locking mechanism, eliminating the need for a physical key while maintaining secure, repeatable lockup after each use. The satin chrome finish (626) suits standard door hardware aesthetics. Installation is sold as a single unit. This lock is typically specified and installed by licensed locksmiths, security contractors, or electricians working on access control systems.

The FE575 PLY 626 ELA is suited for single-family residential front doors, rental property entries, and light commercial interior access points where keyless entry and automatic re-locking are required. Its Plymouth (PLY) lever style fits standard door prep and is compatible with common residential door thicknesses. Property managers, security integrators, and HVAC or electrical contractors completing whole-home or building access upgrades commonly specify this model.

Key Features

• Auto-lock function secures the door automatically after each entry without manual re-locking
• Keypad entry eliminates the need for a physical key
• Satin chrome (626) finish for a neutral, hardware-compatible appearance
• Plymouth (PLY) lever style designed for standard residential door prep
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward procurement and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style keypad entry lock for standard residential and light commercial door applications. No specific compatible model numbers or replacement part numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith, security contractor, or qualified electrician. Ensure the door is unpowered and any existing access control wiring is de-energized before beginning work. Follow the manufacturer's installation template for proper door prep alignment. Local building codes and ADA requirements may apply depending on the installation location.