Delaney Mircet - Grade 2 Entrance Leverset

The Mircet is a keyed entrance lever: you lock and unlock the outside lever with a key, and from the inside you throw or release the lock with a turn-button in the interior lever. That makes it the right function for a unit entry door, an apartment front door, or any opening where the occupant needs to secure it from inside without a key.

Yes, keyway is a required choice on the Mircet: SC1 5-pin standard or KW1 5-pin. SC1 is the Schlage-style keyway and KW1 is the Kwikset-style keyway, so pick whichever matches the keys already in the building. You also choose keyed different or keyed alike, so a set of doors can run on one key.

The Mircet is keyed entrance only, so it is the wrong function for a bath or bedroom. For those, use a privacy lever. The Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is a privacy indicator leverset with a red/green occupancy indicator, offered in 2-3/8 inch and 2-3/4 inch backset and adjustable for 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, which is a common pick for restrooms where staff need to see at a glance whether the room is occupied.

The Delaney Mircet is a Grade 2 cylindrical leverset classified for residential use. The Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is rated standard duty commercial grade and fits doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch thick by adjustment. If the opening is in a commercial building, the INDLEV-20 is the one carrying a commercial duty rating; the Mircet suits residential and multi-family unit doors where keyed entry is the requirement.

The Delaney Mircet is a keyed entrance lever - locked from outside with a key and locked or unlocked from inside with a turn-button - so it is built for an entry door rather than a restroom. For an occupancy door, the Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is a privacy leverset with a red/green occupancy indicator, and it is prepped for both 2-3/8 inch and 2-3/4 inch backsets. Use the Mircet where a key is needed and the INDLEV-20 where someone outside needs to see whether the room is in use.

Both. The Mircet ships with combination screws that suit wood or metal door mounting, so you do not need to order separate fasteners for a hollow metal door.

Projection is 2-3/8 inches, with a lever length of 2.5625 inches. Worth checking if the door swings into a tight return wall, a cabinet, or another door leaf, since a lever that projects that far can catch where a knob would clear.

It is a bored cylindrical lockset, the same family as the knob or lever that is most likely already in your door, so it goes into a standard bored prep rather than a mortise pocket. If the door currently has a mortise lock with a rectangular pocket in the edge, the Mircet is not a drop-in replacement for it.

Three things are required per lever: finish (US15 satin nickel or US19 black), keyway (SC1 or KW1), and keying (keyed different, keyed alike, or a specified key charge). For a fleet of units you would typically run keyed different on unit doors and keyed alike on common doors, all on one keyway so the building stays on a single key system.

No - they are different lock functions. The Delaney Mircet is an entrance function lever that takes a key on the outside, offered in SC1 5-pin or KW1 5-pin keyways and keyed different or keyed alike. The Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is a privacy indicator lever with a red/green occupancy indicator and accepts no key cylinder. Swapping one for the other changes whether the door can be keyed into a system.

Two: US15 satin nickel and US19 black. Satin nickel is the easier match to most existing builder-grade hardware; US19 black matches matte black trim packages. Both carry the same keyed entry function, so you can mix finishes across a building and still key everything alike.