Yale
Yale 4600LN Cylindrical Classroom Door Lock
Grade 1 and 2 cylindrical classroom lock with free-wheeling lever, ANSI/BHMA 156.2 series 4000 certified, ADA compliant, UL listed for three-hour fire doors
- Grade 1 & 2 security with ANSI/BHMA 156.2 series 4000 certification
- Non-handed, field-reversible design simplifies installation on any door orientation
- Free-wheeling levers rotate when locked to resist forced entry attempts
- ADA compliant meeting ANSI 117.1 and federal accessibility standards
- UL listed for 3-hour fire door assemblies ensuring life-safety compliance
Classroom Cylindrical Lock
The Yale 4600LN is a cylindrical lockset designed for classroom security applications. It is built to ANSI/HGMA A156.2 series 4000 certification and meets ANSI 117.1 federal accessibility standards for commercial and institutional use.
Non-Handed Reversible Lever
The lock features a free-wheeling lever that rotates when locked, preventing damage from forced entry attempts. Its non-handed design allows for field-reversible installation on both metal and wood doors, fitting ANSI/BHMA 156.115 and 156.115-W frame preparations.
Fire-Rated Door Hardware
This lock is UL Listed for three-hour fire doors, suiting buildings requiring code-compliant fire protection. It is not suited for residential entry sets, electronic access control systems, or mortise lock preparations.
Highlights
- Grade 1 & 2 security with ANSI/BHMA 156.2 series 4000 certification
- Non-handed, field-reversible design simplifies installation on any door orientation
- Free-wheeling levers rotate when locked to resist forced entry attempts
- ADA compliant meeting ANSI 117.1 and federal accessibility standards
- UL listed for 3-hour fire door assemblies ensuring life-safety compliance
Specifications
| Brand | Yale |
|---|---|
| Series | 4600LN |
Questions about this item
How often should the lever mechanism on this 4600LN lock be lubricated?
The free-wheeling lever design reduces internal wear; apply light PTFE lubricant to the latch bolt and lever pivot once per year for smooth operation.
What component reaches its cycle limit first on a Grade 1 4000 series lock under constant classroom traffic?
The latch bolt assembly is tested to ANSI/BHMA 156.2 Grade 1 requirements, so it is the first part rated for replacement after heavy use.
Does the lock body heat up or draw extra power when the lever stays locked all day?
This is a fully mechanical cylindrical lock with no electronic parts, so it generates no heat and consumes no power during continuous operation.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



