Tell Pro Grade 2 Classroom Lever Lock - US26D Finish

Controlled access with no buttons to tamper with. The Tell LC2600 Series classroom lever lock is locked and unlocked by key from the outside only. There’s no inside push-button for students, tenants, or visitors to play with, so the door stays exactly as the keyholder set it. The inside lever always allows free exit.

It’s ANSI Grade 2, rated to 400,000 cycles, and finished in US26D satin chrome (BHMA 626). It’s built for the daily use of schools, training rooms, and shared commercial spaces. It installs in a standard 161 door prep with a non-handed lever.

Why Pros Choose This Lock

• Key-controlled outside lever. Only a keyholder can lock or unlock the door, with no inside button to defeat.
• Can be left unlocked during the day. Unlock it for open access, then lock it with a key at the end of the day.
• Free egress. The inside lever always opens the door, meeting life-safety and fire code requirements.
• ANSI/BHMA A156.2 Series 4000, Grade 2. Tested to 400,000 cycles.
• UL/ULC listed for 3-hour fire doors.
• ADA compliant (ANSI A117.1).
• Non-handed lever. One SKU covers left- and right-hand doors.
• Rekey-friendly cylinder. 6-pin solid brass, Schlage C keyway, which can be pinned down to 5-pin and master keyed.
• Limited lifetime warranty from Tell Manufacturing.

Classroom Function (84)

A key in the outside lever locks or unlocks the outside lever. The inside lever is always free for exit. There is no inside push-button or turn.

Ideal for: classrooms, training rooms, conference rooms, labs, break rooms, shared offices, and any door where only staff should control locking.

FAQ

Can I lock this door from inside the room?
No. The classroom function locks from the outside with a key only. If you need to lock the door from inside during an emergency, choose a classroom security (intruder) function lock instead.

What’s the difference between classroom and storeroom?
A classroom lock can be left unlocked by key for open access. A storeroom lock is always locked from outside.

What’s the difference between classroom and entry?
An entry lock has an inside push-button anyone can press. A classroom lock has no inside button, so only a keyholder controls it.

Can it be master keyed to our building system?
Yes. The Schlage C keyway cylinder can be rekeyed and master keyed to an existing Schlage C system.

Is it rated for fire doors?
Yes. It is UL/ULC listed for 3-hour fire-rated openings.