Hager 3800 Series
Hager 3810E Withnell Passage Mortise Lock, Escutcheon Trim
Finish: Satin Chrome (26D)
Faded finishes are special order.
- Door to door shipping
- Technical support on every order: 346-777-3031
Overview
About this product
The Hager 3810E is a passage (F01) mortise lock from the 3800 Series, built to ANSI A156.13 Grade 1, Series 1000 Operational and Security. It pairs Withnell levers with escutcheon trim, a full plate that covers the area around the lever. It suits hallways, closets and other openings that never need to lock.
It has a 2-3/4" backset and comes in 10B, 26D, 32D and BLK finishes. There is no cylinder to specify, so the finish is the only choice to make.
What the function does
Passage function. The lever on either side retracts the latchbolt at all times. There is no lock, key or thumbturn.
Highlights
- No locking: both levers always work
- No cylinder or thumbturn to maintain
- Escutcheon trim with Withnell lever
- ANSI A156.13 Grade 1, Series 1000
- 2-3/4" backset; finishes 10B, 26D, 32D and BLK
Photo shows the product design. It ships in the finish you select.
How it works
Passage function, ANSI F01
Both levers are always free and there is no lock. The door only latches shut. Common on halls, closets and other rooms that never lock.
Specifications
- Model
- 3810E
- Function
- 3810 Passage, ANSI F01
- Grade
- Grade 1
- Series
- 3800 Grade 1 mortise
- Lever
- WTN Withnell
- Trim
- E - Escutcheon
- Backset
- 2-3/4"
- Standards
- ANSI A156.13 Grade 1 Series 1000 Operational and Security
- Finish
- Satin Chrome (26D)
- SKU
- 3810E 26D WTN
Send a photo of the door edge and the hardware on it. We'll match the part.
Send a photoCommon questions
Does the 3810 passage lock ever lock?
No. It has no cylinder or thumbturn, so the levers stay free on both sides and the door simply latches when closed.
When should I pick passage over privacy?
Pick passage where nobody needs to lock the door. If an occupant needs to lock it from inside, look at a privacy function instead.
What does escutcheon trim mean?
The lever mounts on a full plate rather than a small round rose. The plate covers more of the door face around the lever.
What backset does it use?
It uses a 2-3/4" backset.
Before you order
Buying for a whole job?
Send the hardware schedule or drawing. Door, frame and hardware quoted together so nothing shows up missing.
