Product Description
QCI250M613R4FLSSC Stanley QCI200 Series Standard Duty Interconnected Double Locking with Summit Lever in Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish
The Stanley QCI250M613R4FLSSC commercial hardware series provides a better solution for multi-family, assisted living, commercial & mixed-use applications where single motion egress is required. These levers deliver premium performance and are designed to withstand the physical abuses of the applied environment. The STANLEY Commercial Hardware QCI200 series builds on STANLEYs proven quality and reliability while providing a solid value lever lock for light commercial applications. This Series standard duty interconnected locks has been Certified to ANSI/BHMA A156.12 1999 Grade 2.
Double-Locking (Entry Lever): Deadlocking latch bolt is operated by lever from either side except when outside lever is made inoperable by locking device inside.When outside lever is locked, deadlocking latch bolt is operated by key outside.Inside locking device is manually operated to unlock outside lever. Rotating turn from inside or key from outside extends deadbolt to locked position. Operating inside lever bolt retracts both deadbolt and deadlocking latch simultaneously. Closing door shall not release locking device inside.
Features and Benefits:
- Oil Rubbed Bronze finish
- Handing: Non handed
- Lever: M - Summit lever
- Double Locking (Entry Lever)
- Standard duty Interconnected locks
- Cylinder is included
- Keyway: Schlage C keyway
- Lever & Deadbolt Latch: Radius 2-3/4
- Latch bolt - Keyed 1/2" (13mm) steel throw with auxiliary latch, passage 1/2" (13mm) spring latch.
- Strike - Lever-latch: Full Lip Square Corner Strike, Deadbolt Latch: Standard
- Door Range: 1-3/8" - 1-3/4" (35mm-51mm) standard
- Backset: 2-3/4" (70 mm) standard
- Latch hole - 1" diameter edge bore
- Tested to meet Grade 2 specification of 400,000 cycles.
- Standard door prep: 2 1/8" cross bore (54mm)
- Rose diameter 2 1/2" (63mm)
- Heavy-duty torsion springs provide longer performance life and prevent lever sag.
