Falcon MA571P DN Dormitory or Exit Mortise Lock

Falcon MA571P DN Dormitory or Exit Mortise Lock, w/ Dane Lever and Napa Escutcheon

Functions: MA571 ANSI No: F13 - Dormitory or exit lock
Latch bolt operated by knob/lever from either side. Dead bolt projected by key from outside and turn from inside.
Operating inside knob/lever retracts both bolts and unlocks outside. Inside knob/lever always free for immediate egress.

Product specifications

ANSI/BHMA: Certified ANSI/BHMA 156.13, Series 1000, Grade 1. UL: Listed 3-hour fire door, A label.

UL: Listed 3-hour fire door, A label.

Door thickness: Standard offering only accepts door thicknesses of 1 3⁄4" - 1 7⁄8".

Backset: 2 3⁄4" only.

Case: Cold formed steel, zinc dichromate plated, .090” thick. Optional lead wrapping available.

Hubs: Hardened steel.

Handing: Right hand is standard; left hand optional. Reversible in the field.

Cylinders: Conventional cylinder, drilled with 6-pin chambers, pinned in 5 comes standard. Pinning in 6
chambers available (at no cost) when specified. Optional 7-pin conventional and 6- or 7-pin
Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) cylinders. Mortise and cylinder housings and plugs machined from solid brass.
Springs are phosphor bronze. Two nickel silver keys furnished standard. Hotel function cylinders available. 

Keyways: “G” keyway standard on conventional cylinders. “A” keyway standard on SFIC cylinders. 

Bind resistant trim: Heavy-duty through-bolted inserts clamp the trim on the door assuring proper alignment.
Provided with 8-32 screws for strength and thread sealant to prevent loosening.

Latch bolt: Two-piece stainless steel, mechanical anti-friction bolt. 3⁄4" projection.

Dead bolt: 1" throw, stainless steel with two 3⁄16" diameter hardened steel, free-turning, saw-resistant roller.

Faceplates: (armored front) 11⁄4" x 8" brass or stainless steel adjustable for door bevel. Reinforced by heavy gauge
steel with stabilizing ribs.

Strike: Brass or stainless steel. Meets ANSI AII5.1 for frame preparation. Strike is non-handed.