Hager 3470 August Classroom Cylindrical Lever Lock in Satin Chrome (26D)

Hager 3400 Series

Hager 3470 August Classroom Cylindrical Lever Lock

ANSI F84 classroomANSI/BHMA Grade 13 Hours fire rated2-3/4" backset
$321.99 each
SKU 3470 26D AUG

Finish: Satin Chrome (26D)

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Hager 3470 August Classroom Cylindrical Lever Lock Satin Chrome (26D) (26D), Conventional cylinder (Schlage C keyway) $321.99

Overview

About this product

The Hager 3470 August is a Grade 1 cylindrical lever lock from the 3400 Series with the classroom function. It suits classrooms and meeting rooms where a teacher or staff member sets the lock from the corridor side with a key.

It mounts with a 2-3/4" backset in a 2.125 in. cross bore and uses an ASA strike. It carries a 3-hour fire rating and is listed to UL 10C, UL 10B. You can order it with a conventional cylinder in the Schlage C keyway, or prepped for a large-format or small-format interchangeable core with the core left out. Finish choices are 10B, 26D, BLK, US26, US3, US4.

What the function does

The key in the outside lever locks or unlocks the outside lever. When locked, the latch can still be retracted with the key from outside. The inside lever is always free, so anyone in the room can walk out at any time.

Highlights

  • ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 cylindrical lock from the Hager 3400 Series
  • August lever design
  • Classroom function, ANSI F84
  • 2-3/4" backset with a 2.125 in. cross bore and ASA strike
  • 1/2 in. throw deadlocking latch in stainless steel
  • 3-hour fire rating with UL 10C, UL 10B listing
  • Finishes: 10B, 26D, BLK, US26, US3, US4

How it works

Classroom function, ANSI F84

A key in the outside lever locks or unlocks it. The inside lever is always free, so nobody gets locked in. Common on classrooms and meeting rooms.

Outside lever Locked or unlocked with a key from the outside. It stays that way until the key changes it.
Inside lever Always free. Anyone inside can leave without a key.

Specifications

Model
3470
Function
Classroom, ANSI F84
Grade
ANSI/BHMA Grade 1
Series
3400 (Grade 1 cylindrical)
Lever
AUG August
Backset
2-3/4"
Cross bore
2.125 Inch
Latch
Deadlocking
Latch throw
1/2 Inch
Latch face
1-1/8" x 2-1/4"
Latch bolt material
Stainless Steel
Strike
ASA
Fire rating
3 Hours
UL listing
UL 10C, UL 10B
ADA compliant
Yes
Standards
ANSI/BHMA A156.2; UL/cUL Listed; ANSI A250.13 Severe Windstorm Component; Miami-Dade County Florida NOA# 17-1226.23; UL10C; UL10B
Warranty
Lifetime Warranty on Mechanical Locking Components; 1 Year Warranty on Electric Components
Finish
Satin Chrome (26D)
SKU
3470 26D AUG

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Common questions

Can the classroom lock be set from inside the room?

No. The key works from the corridor side only. If staff need to lock the door without stepping into the hall, choose a function with inside control instead.

Can someone get locked in the room?

No. The inside lever is always free, so the door opens from inside whether or not the outside is locked.

What cylinder options are available?

A conventional cylinder in the Schlage C keyway, a large-format interchangeable core prep, or a small-format interchangeable core prep. The core prep versions ship without a core so you can add one from your own key system.

What door prep does it need?

A standard cylindrical prep with a 2-3/4" backset and 2.125 in. cross bore, plus an ASA strike.

Is the August lever available in other functions?

Yes. The August lever is offered in other Hager 3400 Series functions, so different doors in a building can share the same look.

Is this lever lock ADA compliant?

Yes. The specifications list it as ADA compliant, and it uses a lever rather than a knob so it can be operated without grasping or twisting.

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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