Delaney Mircet - Grade 2 Dummy Lever (Pair)

No. The Mircet dummy is a non-functioning lever, no latch, no bore-through spindle, no turning action. It mounts as a pull or push point on a door that stays held by something else, like a ball catch, roller catch, or magnetic catch. It's the counterpart used where a latch isn't needed. If you need the door to stay shut on its own latch, you need a passage lever instead.

No cross-bore or latch prep is required. Dummy levers surface mount to the door face with screws, so there's no 2-1/8 inch bore hole and no edge bore for a latch. That also makes it the easy fix for a door where you want matching hardware but no hole through the stile.

It's a Grade 2 lever catalogued for residential use. That's fine for apartment interiors, single-family, and light-duty multi-family doors. For a commercial corridor, stairwell, or anything on a fire-rated opening in a school or hospital, spec a Grade 1 commercial lockset instead.

Projection is 2-3/8 inches off the face, and the rose/lever length measures 2.5625 inches. That projection matters on a pair of French doors or an inactive leaf near a wall or a piece of casework, since a dummy lever is fixed and won't swing out of the way like a working lever might.

Both. It comes with combination screws that suit wood or metal door mounting, so you don't need to source separate fasteners for a metal-frame or hollow-metal leaf.

There's no handing to specify. A dummy has no latch mechanism and no spindle to reverse, so the same pair works on a left-hand or right-hand door. Just orient the levers to point toward the strike side when you mount them.

Two: US15 Satin Nickel and US19 Black. If you're standardizing a building, both are common enough across Delaney's Mircet line that you can match the dummy on the inactive leaf to the working levers on the rest of the doors.