Schlage Lock Co F170VACC619LH Dummy Lever Lockset

Product Description

The SCHLAGE LOCK CO F170VACC619LH is a left-hand dummy lever lockset finished in satin nickel with the Accent design. A dummy lever is a non-functional pull handle — it has no latch, no lock mechanism, and no through-spindle. It mounts directly to the door face and is used where door hardware is needed for appearance and grip only. This unit ships in a visual pack with a package quantity of 4 and weighs 5.5 pounds. It carries a lifetime anti-tarnish finish warranty, making it a practical choice for high-visibility interior applications where consistent appearance matters.

Dummy levers are installed on doors that do not require latching, such as closet doors, pantry doors, bi-fold bypass doors, and decorative passage doors. The left-hand designation applies to the hinge and swing orientation of the door. This lockset is suited for residential interior applications where matching trim style and finish to other Accent-series hardware on the same project is a priority. Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or general contractor during the trim-out phase of construction or renovation.

Key Features

• Left-hand dummy lever — no latch or lock mechanism, surface-mount pull only
• Satin nickel 619 finish with lifetime anti-tarnish warranty
• Accent design lever style for consistent trim appearance across doors
• Package quantity of 4 units per visual pack
• Non-handed spindle-free construction simplifies surface mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation dummy lever for residential interior doors where no latching function is required. Matches Accent-series trim for consistent hardware appearance throughout a project.

Installation Notes

Dummy levers mount to the door face with screws and require no through-bore spindle or latch prep. Verify the door swing and hand orientation before installation to confirm left-hand fitment is correct. No special tools beyond a screwdriver are typically required, though a drill may be needed if mounting holes are not pre-bored. Follow local building codes for door hardware requirements in commercial or multi-family applications.