Delaney Mircet - Grade 2 Passage Leverset

No, a passage lever will not give you privacy. There is no push button or thumbturn on the Mircet, so nobody can lock the door from inside. For a bathroom or bedroom, look at a privacy function lever. The Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is a privacy indicator lever with a red/green occupancy indicator, which is a common pick for restrooms where you want to see at a glance if the room is in use.

The Mircet in the Grade 2 passage function has no locking mechanism at all - both levers stay free at all times, which suits hallways, closets and similar openings. For a room that has to be secured from the inside, the Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is a privacy leverset with a red/green occupancy indicator, supplied for 2-3/8 inch and 2-3/4 inch backsets and adjustable for 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door thickness. Pick the privacy indicator lever where occupancy needs to be visible from the corridor, and the Mircet passage lever where the door only needs a latch.

Projection is 2-3/8 inches off the face of the door, and the rose/lever length measures 2.5625 inches. That projection matters in tight spots, a lever in a narrow hallway or beside a perpendicular wall, or where a door swings back against trim. Check your clearance before committing to a lever rather than a knob.

Both. The Mircet ships with combination screws that suit wood or metal door mounting, so one set covers a wood interior door and a hollow metal frame door without ordering different fasteners.

Cylindrical, bored type. It installs into the standard bored prep on an interior door rather than a mortise pocket, which means no routing and a much faster swap if you are replacing an existing knob or lever. If your door has a rectangular mortise pocket cut into the edge, this is not the right lock for it.

Yes, that is a normal use for the Mircet. The lever itself does no securing, so the deadbolt above it does all the work. You get a free-turning lever for pulling the door plus a keyed deadbolt for locking. Just make sure the deadbolt finish matches, satin nickel or black, so the two pieces read as a set.

The Mircet Grade 2 passage leverset is classified as residential hardware. Where the opening is a commercial corridor or a higher-traffic institutional door, the Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 leverset is classified as standard duty commercial grade. Both are cylindrical lever locks, so the door prep is the same family of bore, but they differ in function - the Mircet is passage only, the INDLEV-20 is privacy with an occupancy indicator.

They are not interchangeable in function. The Mircet is a passage leverset - no key, no thumbturn, both levers always free - while the Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is a privacy leverset with a red/green occupancy indicator. If you swap one for the other on a run of closet and hallway doors, you change how those doors behave. The INDLEV-20 does list 2-3/8 inch and 2-3/4 inch backsets and adjusts for 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors, so confirm your existing bore and backset before treating either as a retrofit.

Hall and linen closets take the Delaney Mircet Grade 2 passage leverset, which has no locking mechanism and ships with combination screws suited to either wood or metal doors. Bedroom and bath doors that need to be secured from inside take a privacy lever such as the Cal-Royal INDLEV-20, which adds a red/green occupancy indicator and adjusts from 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door thickness. Both are lever-style cylindrical hardware, so the aesthetic stays consistent across the unit while the functions differ by room.

Two: US15 satin nickel and US19 black. Satin nickel is the easier match to most existing builder-grade interior hardware; US19 black reads as a flat black and pairs with modern or farmhouse trim packages. Pick one and run it through the whole unit so hall, closet, and bedroom doors match.