Falcon W511 Latitude Entry/Office Grade 2 Cylindrical Lock in Satin Nickel (619)

Falcon W Series

Falcon W511 Latitude Entry/Office Grade 2 Cylindrical Lock

ANSI F109 entry/office23 Hours fire rated2-3/4 Inch backset
$93.99 each
SKU W511CP6D LAT 619

Finish: Satin Nickel (619)

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Falcon W511 Latitude Entry/Office Grade 2 Cylindrical Lock Satin Nickel (619), 6-pin conventional cylinder (Schlage C) $93.99

Overview

About this product

Falcon's W511 with the Latitude lever is a Grade 2 cylindrical lock built around the entry/office function (ANSI F109). It works well on private offices, break rooms and reception doors. An inside button lets occupants lock the outside lever, and a key opens it from the corridor.

It fits a 2-3/4-inch backset with a 2.125-inch cross bore, and the stainless steel latch has a 1/2-inch throw. It carries a 3 hour fire rating with a UL A Label listing and meets ADA requirements. Finishes offered: 613, 619, 622, 625, 626, 643E.

What the function does

Pressing the inside button locks the outside lever. Push and turn the button and the outside lever stays locked, needing a key, until someone turns the button back by hand. Push it without turning and the outside lever stays locked until a key is used or the inside lever is rotated. From outside, the key only unlocks. Levers retract a deadlocking latch, and the inside is always free for immediate exit.

Highlights

  • Entry/office function, ANSI F109
  • Grade 2 cylindrical lock to ANSI A156.2
  • Inside always free for immediate egress
  • 3 hour fire rating, UL A Label listed
  • Meets ADA requirements
  • Deadlocking latch bolt retracted by either lever
  • Schlage C conventional cylinder or SFIC prep, less core

Photo shows the product design. It ships in the finish you select.

How it works

Entrance/office function, ANSI F109

A button on the inside locks the outside lever. A key unlocks it from outside. The inside lever is always free. Common on offices and entry doors.

Outside lever Locked with the inside button. A key opens it from outside.
Inside lever Always free. Anyone inside can leave without a key.

Specifications

Model
W511
Function
Entry/office, ANSI F109
Grade
2
Series
W Series
Lever
LAT Latitude
Backset
2-3/4 Inch
Cross bore
2.125 Inch
Latch
Deadlatch
Latch throw
1/2 Inch
Latch face
1-1/8" x 2-1/4"
Latch bolt material
Stainless Steel
Strike
ANSI, 1-1/4 Inch x 4-7/8 Inch, 1-1/4 Inch Lip, Square Corner
Fire rating
3 Hours
UL listing
A Label
ADA compliant
Yes
Standards
ANSI/BHMA A156.2; UL Listed
Warranty
10 Year Limited
Buy American Act
Yes
Finish
Satin Nickel (619)
SKU
W511CP6D LAT 619

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Common questions

Can someone lock themselves out with this lock?

If the button is pushed and turned, the outside lever stays locked until the button is turned back from inside, so a key is needed to get back in. Pushing the button without turning it is easier to clear: rotating the inside lever releases it.

Can I get out of the room without a key?

Yes. The inside is always free, so turning the inside lever opens the door at any time.

Will it fit my existing door prep?

It is built for a 2-3/4-inch backset and a 2.125-inch cross bore, and uses an ANSI strike. Check your door's prep against those sizes before installing.

Is it rated for fire doors?

Yes. It carries a 3 hour fire rating and a UL A Label listing.

What cylinder options are there?

It comes with a conventional Schlage C cylinder, or prepped for a small format interchangeable core (SFIC) with the core left out so you can match an existing keying system.

Before you order

Lock functions Passage, privacy, storeroom, classroom Which function each room needs, and what the ANSI numbers mean.
Keying IC cores and keyways explained Conventional, FSIC and SFIC, and when to order less cylinder.
Finishes US finish codes decoded US26D, US32D, US10B and the rest, matched to BHMA numbers.
Handing How to determine door handing LH, RH, LHR, RHR, worked out from where you stand.

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