Hager 3800 Series
Hager 3882E Withnell Institution Mortise Lock, Escutcheon Trim
Finish: Satin Chrome (26D)
Faded finishes are special order with the cylinder option below.
Cylinder and keying
- Door to door shipping
- Technical support on every order: 346-777-3031
Overview
About this product
The Hager 3882E is an institution (F30) 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 institutional doors where both sides must be controlled by key.
It has a 2-3/4" backset and comes in 10B, 26D, 32D and BLK finishes. The escutcheon takes the cylinder through the plate, and you can order it with a conventional cylinder in the Schlage C keyway, an SFIC 7-pin or LFIC 6-pin prep less core, or less cylinder.
What the function does
Institution function. A key from either side retracts the latchbolt. The levers on both sides are always inoperative. The auxiliary latch deadlocks the latchbolt when the door is closed.
Highlights
- Levers on both sides always inoperative
- Key from either side retracts the latchbolt
- Auxiliary latch deadlocks the latchbolt
- 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 Satin Chrome (26D) and Satin Stainless Steel (32D) finish. Other finishes are the same product in the finish you select.
Specifications
- Model
- 3882E
- Function
- 3882 Institution, ANSI F30
- 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
- 3882E 26D WTN FULL
Send a photo of the door edge and the hardware on it. We'll match the part.
Send a photoCommon questions
Can someone inside open the door without a key?
No. Both levers are always inoperative, so a key is needed from either side. Confirm this suits your code requirements before ordering.
Where is this function typically used?
On doors where staff must control passage in both directions, such as secure institutional rooms.
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 and cylinder.
Which cylinder options are there?
Conventional cylinder in the Schlage C keyway, SFIC 7-pin prep less core, LFIC 6-pin prep less core, or less cylinder.
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.
