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Omnia Omnia 71904 Traditional Multipoint Trim, Solid Brass OMN-71904

Omnia 71904 Traditional Multipoint Lock Trim Set with Solid Brass Construction and 9-5/8" Overall Length

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Model: 71904/ACA.3A
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Omnia 71904 Traditional Multipoint Lock Trim Set with Solid Brass Construction and 9-5/8" Overall Length

The Omnia 71904 Traditional Multipoint Lock Trim Set delivers professional-grade security hardware with solid brass construction and a 9-5/8" overall length. This commercial-grade trim set accommodates multiple cylinder configurations including European Cylinder Below (ECB), American Cylinder Above (ACA), and American Cylinder Below (ACB), giving specifiers versatile installation options. Constructed from forged solid brass, it is built for demanding commercial multipoint locking applications and is available in a range of finish options including unlacquered US3A and US5A finishes that develop natural patina over time.

Key Features

  • Precise Dimensions: 9-5/8" overall length provides optimal proportions for commercial multipoint lock applications.
  • Premium Solid Brass Construction: Forged solid brass materials ensure exceptional durability and corrosion resistance for long-term commercial use.
  • Multiple Cylinder Configurations: Compatible with European Cylinder Below (ECB), American Cylinder Above (ACA), and American Cylinder Below (ACB) mounting options for installation flexibility.
  • Traditional Design Collection: Classic styling complements traditional architectural elements while maintaining commercial functionality.
  • Comprehensive Finish Options: Available in US3, US3A, US5A, US10B, US14, and US15 finishes, including unlacquered options that develop natural patina.
  • Commercial-Grade Performance: Engineered for demanding commercial applications requiring reliable multipoint locking security.
  • Handed Configuration: Available in right-hand (RH) and left-hand (LH) configurations to match door swing requirements.

Technical Specifications

  • MAP Policy: Yes
  • Collection: Traditional
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Product Category: Mechanical Locks
  • Product Group: Mechanical Locks
  • Product Subgroup: Bored Locksets
  • Product Substrate: Brass
  • Product Type: Multi Point Lock Trim
  • Subcategory: Cylindrical

Typical Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Educational Facilities
  • Healthcare Institutions
  • Retail Establishments
  • Industrial and Warehouse Facilities
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
  • Government and Municipal Buildings

Why Omnia 71904?

Omnia 71904 Traditional Multipoint Lock Trim sets deliver professional-grade reliability with forged solid brass construction engineered for demanding commercial applications where dependable performance is essential. The Traditional collection combines classic design elements with commercial-grade functionality, while multiple finish options including natural patina finishes provide long-term aesthetic appeal across diverse architectural settings.

Manufacturer Resources

Omnia 2026 Door Hardware Catalog

Product Specs

Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Bored Locksets
Product Type:
Multi Point Lock Trim
Subcategory:
Cylindrical
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
MAP Policy:
Yes
Product Category:
Mechanical Locks
Product Substrate:
Brass
Collection:
Traditional
Department:
Door Hardware

Omnia 71904/ACA.3A – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does the Omnia 71904 multipoint trim set actually include, and does it come with the multipoint lock itself?
The 71904 is trim only: the handle and plate hardware that mounts to a multipoint lock, in forged solid brass. The multipoint lock body and rods are a separate purchase. That means you're specifying the 71904 against a lock you already have or are ordering alongside it, and the cylinder position of that lock (ECB, ACA or ACB) is what drives which 71904 function you pick.
2) What is the difference between the ACA, ACB and ECB versions of the Omnia 71904 trim?
They describe where the cylinder sits relative to the handle and what type of cylinder it takes. ACA is an American cylinder above the handle, ACB is an American cylinder below the handle, and ECB is a European profile cylinder below the handle. This has to match the multipoint lock in the door, not your preference. Measure or check the lock's cylinder hole position before choosing, because an ACB plate will not line up on a lock prepped for a cylinder above the lever.
3) Do I need to specify handing when ordering the Omnia 71904 trim set?
Yes, and it's a required selection. The 71904 is offered right hand or left hand, so you need the door's swing settled before ordering. Stand outside the door, on the side you key from: if the hinges are on the right it's right hand, hinges on the left it's left hand. Get this wrong and the lever throw and cylinder position land on the wrong side of the plate.
4) I'm doing a pair of French doors. Which Omnia 71904 functions do I order for the active and inactive leaf?
A pair takes three pieces of thinking. The active leaf gets the Entrance function in your cylinder configuration (ACA, ACB or ECB Entrance) so it keys and operates. The inactive leaf gets the Pair Dummy Inactive, which is fixed trim with no operation. There is also a Pair Dummy Active Interior for the inside face where the active leaf needs matching interior trim without a second operating mechanism. Keep the cylinder prefix consistent across all pieces so the plates match visually.
5) When should I order the Patio version of the Omnia 71904 instead of the Entrance version?
Patio trim has no key cylinder. It operates and locks from the inside only, which is what you want on a rear patio or garden door where nobody needs to key in from outside. Entrance is the keyed function, for any door that is a real point of entry. All twelve function choices pair one of those two behaviours with a cylinder position (ACA, ACB or ECB), so decide keyed versus non-keyed first, then match the cylinder location to the lock.
6) What is the plate size on the Omnia 71904 trim, and will it cover the old plate I'm replacing?
The 71904 plate is 9-5/8 inches in overall length. That is shorter than most competing multipoint escutcheons, so if you're pulling off longer trim, expect exposed finish or fastener holes on the stile above and below. Emtek's multipoint trims in the same category run 11 inches (Arched, Rectangular and Concord styles) and 11-1/8 inches on the Tuscany style. Coming off one of those onto the 71904 leaves roughly an inch and a half of previously covered stile showing.
7) I need a European cylinder multipoint trim - will the Emtek 1111, 1131, 1151 or 1171 work?
No. All four of those Emtek multipoint trims - the 1111 Arched, the 1131 Tuscany, the 1151 Rectangular and the 1171 Concord - are built as keyed with an American cylinder, with the hub below the handle. For a European profile cylinder, the Omnia 71904 is the one to specify: it is offered in ECB (European Cylinder Below) entrance, patio, pair dummy active interior and pair dummy inactive functions alongside its American cylinder ACA and ACB configurations. This is the difference that most often sends a job back to the counter, because the Euro cylinder gearbox is already in the door and the trim has to match its hub position.
8) What is the closest equivalent to the Omnia 71904 multipoint trim in a bronze plate?
The Emtek 1111 is the nearest peer in a cast bronze plate. It is a multipoint lock trim in Emtek's Arched series with sandcast bronze plates measuring 1.5 inches by 11 inches, keyed with an American cylinder hub below the handle. The Omnia 71904 is a solid brass trim set with a 9-5/8 inch overall length, so the Emtek plate is longer and narrower in a fixed 1.5 inch width, and the Omnia set is offered in a wider spread of functions including ACA, ACB and ECB entrance, patio and pair dummy configurations. If the door prep is already cut for a 11 inch plate, the Emtek 1111 matches that footprint; if it is cut for the 9-5/8 inch Omnia plate, the Emtek will not cover the same opening.
9) I need a dummy trim for the inactive leaf of a pair - can I order an Emtek 1111 or 1131 for that?
Those are keyed trims, not dummies. The Emtek 1111 and Emtek 1131 are both supplied keyed with an American cylinder, so they carry a cylinder hub and a working keyed function. For a pair of doors, the Omnia 71904 is ordered in dedicated pair dummy functions - pair dummy active interior and pair dummy inactive - in each of the ACA, ACB and ECB cylinder positions, so the inactive leaf gets matching trim without a cylinder and the active leaf keeps its keyed entrance. That lets both leaves of the pair carry the same 9-5/8 inch solid brass plate and the same finish.
10) Is a multipoint trim set interchangeable with a standard cylindrical lockset?
No, and it is the substitution mistake worth catching before the door is hung. The Omnia 71904 is multipoint lock trim - handle, plate and cylinder provision that drives a multipoint gearbox already mortised into the door edge. The Emtek 1111, 1131, 1151 and 1171 are the same kind of part, all multipoint lock trim for door config #1, keyed with an American cylinder. None of them is a self-contained bored lock with its own latch, so a door prepped for a standard cylindrical lock does not take any of them without the multipoint gearbox and the matching edge prep.
11) What finishes does the Omnia 71904 come in, and which ones will change color over time?
Six finishes: Polished Brass, Polished Brass Unlacquered, Polished Nickel Plated, Satin Nickel Plated, Oil-Rubbed Bronze, and Unlacquered Antique Bronze. The two unlacquered options have no protective coating, so the brass darkens and patinas with handling and weather. If you're maintaining a building where every opening has to look the same for years, take a lacquered or plated finish instead, because unlacquered pieces installed at different times will never match each other.
12) Is the Omnia 71904 solid brass all the way through or brass plated?
Forged solid brass, with brass as the base substrate. The nickel finishes are plated over that brass core rather than over a zinc or steel casting, which is why the unlacquered variants can patina rather than flake. For coastal or high-traffic commercial openings, solid brass is the reason this trim holds up where a plated pot metal plate would wear through at the thumb contact point.
13) What is a good alternative to the Omnia 71904 if I want a cast bronze multipoint trim instead of brass?
Emtek's multipoint trims are the cross-brand alternative. The 1111 (Arched) and 1151 (Rectangular) use sandcast bronze plates, and the 1131 (Tuscany) uses lost wax cast bronze. All three are keyed with an American cylinder, hub below the handle, which is the same configuration as the 71904's ACB Entrance function. The 1171 Concord is brass plated like the Omnia. Cast bronze gives a heavier, more textured surface than forged brass; forged brass gives you the crisper polished and plated finishes.
14) Can I standardize the Omnia 71904 across a whole building of multipoint doors?
You can, provided the openings share a cylinder configuration. The 71904 is a commercial-rated Traditional collection trim, and with 72 orderable combinations across six finishes and twelve functions you can hold one finish constant while varying function per opening, entrance trim on the keyed doors, patio trim on interior courtyard doors, dummy trim on inactive leaves. That gives a facility a single visual standard. Where the openings mix American and Euro cylinder locks, order the matching ACA, ACB or ECB variant in the same finish rather than trying to force one function across all of them.
15) Will the Omnia 71904 trim fit a narrow stile door?
The constraint on the 71904 is the 9-5/8 inch plate length, which runs vertically on the stile, so stile height is not the issue on a normal door. What matters is stile width: this is a plate-and-lever multipoint trim, and a narrow stile aluminum door usually will not have the width to carry an escutcheon plate plus the multipoint lock case behind it. On wood, fiberglass, or wide stile doors already prepped for a multipoint lock, the trim mounts to the existing lock prep.
16) What multipoint trim should I use if the architect specified a rectangular plate instead of a traditional profile?
The Emtek 1151 is the rectangular-plate option. It is a multipoint lock trim in Emtek's Rectangular series with sandcast bronze plates at 1.5 inches by 11 inches, keyed with an American cylinder hub below the handle. The Omnia 71904 belongs to Omnia's Traditional collection, styled to sit with traditional architectural elements, and runs 9-5/8 inches overall. Where the drawing calls out a clean rectangular escutcheon, the 1151 meets that profile; where it calls for traditional detailing, the 71904 does. Both are keyed entry trim for a multipoint gearbox, so the choice here is plate shape and length, not function.
17) What is the difference between the Emtek 1171 and the Omnia 71904 for a brass entry door?
Both are brass. The Emtek 1171 uses brass plates in the Concord style at 1.5 inches by 11 inches, keyed with an American cylinder hub below the handle. The Omnia 71904 is forged solid brass in the Traditional collection at 9-5/8 inches overall, and it is offered in Polished Brass and Polished Brass Unlacquered along with Polished Nickel Plated, Satin Nickel Plated, Oil-Rubbed Bronze and Unlacquered Antique Bronze. The Omnia set also covers patio and pair dummy functions and both American cylinder positions plus the European position, where the 1171 is the American-cylinder-below configuration. Handing is specified right or left on the Omnia set to match the door swing.
18) Which multipoint trim gives the heaviest cast look for a high-end entry?
Among the cast-plate peers, the Emtek 1131 is the lost wax cast bronze option, in the Tuscany style at 1.5 inches by 11-1/8 inches, keyed with an American cylinder hub below the handle. The Emtek 1111 and 1151 use sandcast bronze plates at 1.5 inches by 11 inches, in the Arched and Rectangular styles. The Omnia 71904 takes a different route to the same weight: forged solid brass, 9-5/8 inches overall, with unlacquered US3A and US5A finishes that develop a natural patina rather than holding a fixed cast-bronze tone. For an entry where the owner wants the finish to age, the unlacquered Omnia finishes do that; for a fixed cast bronze texture, the Emtek cast plates do.
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