Yale-4300LN Non-Key Leverset - Passage

An economical, light/medium duty leverset which provides an outstanding combination of value and performance. It’s the ideal lever lockset for light commercial and heavy-duty residential applications, which typically include:

Communicating Passage Lock Function:

For twin communicating or exit doors where one side operation is required.
Also when space is limited between door and switch panel.
Deadlocking latchbolt.
One lever operation.
Blank rose.
Should be used only when rooms have more than one entrance.

Communicating Passage Lock Function

Most Yale locks are in stock, however, some locks may take 4 to 6 weeks for delivery depending on the lock style, function and/or finish selected.

Details

SKU 4328LN-NK

Weight 5.00 lbs

List price: $164.00

Our price: $123.00

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installation
4300LN Series tubular leversets conform to ANSI/BHMA Specifications A156.115 which cover hardware preparations for steel doors and steel frames and A156.115-W which cover hardware preparations for wood doors with wood or steel frames.

latches
1/2" bolt projection.

warranty
The 4300LN Series tubular leverset carries a one-year warranty.

fire listings
4300 Series leversets (including fire cup) are UL listed for use on fire doors for up to 90 minutes.

door thickness

Leversets are adjustable for doors 1-3/8" to 1-3/4".

backset
The 4300LN Series is available with 2-3/8" or 2-3/4" deadlocking latchbolt.

cylinders
Furnished standard with Yale 1812 6-pin cylinder.

handing
RH or LH must be specified on Madrid 4305LN, 4308LN, 4328LN, and 4355LN. 4301LN, 4302LN and 4307LN are furnished as RH. They can be changed to LH by reversing inside and outside levers.

strikes
T-strike standard (2-3/4" x 1-1/8"). Also available in ANSI and full lip configurations.

ANSI/BHMA
Certified ANSI/BHMA A156.2, Series 4000 Grade 2.

A.D.A.
The 4300LN Series meets accessibility guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the requirements of the Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards and ANSI 117.1, all requiring ease of accessibility for the handicapped.