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Pamex FLF - Grade 3 Alto Single Dummy Lever

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SPECIFICATIONS

Door Preparation
Cross Bore: 2-1/8”, Edge: 1”
Latch Backset
Exterior: 2-3/8” deadlatch standard
Interior: 2-3/8” plainlatch standard
(other options available)
Faceplate
1” x 2-1/4” round corner standard
(other options available)
Bolt
1/2” throw
Door Thickness
Fit 1-3/8” to 1-3/4” standard
(extension kit available for 1-3/4” to 2-1/4” door)
Cylinder
5-pin KW keyway solid brass cylinder standard
5-pin SC “C” keyway available
Strike Plate
2-1/4” x 1-3/4” round corner full lip standard
(other options available)
Handing
Non-Handed
Material
Zinc die-cast lever
ANSI/BHMA
A 156.2 Grade 3

 

FUNCTIONS

Entry
Both lever locked or unlocked by key outside or turn-piece inside.

Privacy
Both levers locked or unlocked by turn-piece inside. Outside lever unlocked by coin or screwdriver.#

Passage
Both levers always free.

Half Dummy
For doors where only pull is required.

 

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Subcategory:
Residential Locksets
Standard Strike:
2-1/4" x 1-3/4" round corner full lip
Standard Latch:
Exterior: 2-3/8" deadlatch; Interior: 2-3/8" plainlatch
Grade:
Grade 3
Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Bored Locksets
Product Type:
Leversets
Commercial/Residential:
Residential
Handle Type:
Lever
Product Model:
FLF
Product Function:
Dummy
Door Thickness Range:
1-3/8" to 1-3/4"
Product Category:
Mechanical Locks
Product Substrate:
Zinc
Department:
Door Hardware

Pamex FLFP04 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Does the Pamex FLF Alto single dummy lever have a latch, or is it just a pull?
No latch. A single dummy is a fixed lever mounted on one face of the door for pull only, so there is no latchbolt, no strike, and no bore-through prep on the far side. Use it on a closet or double door leaf that is held shut by a ball catch or roller catch. If you need the door to actually latch, order the Alto in passage function instead, where both levers are always free.
2) Do I need to order left or right hand for a Pamex Alto dummy lever?
No handing to specify. The Alto is non-handed, so the same part works on a left or right hand door and you can point the lever whichever way the opening needs. That is a real difference from some decorative dummy levers, for example the Baldwin Estate 5103 half dummy, which is ordered as a specific left hand or right hand part.
3) Is a Grade 3 Pamex Alto lever tough enough for an apartment building or an office?
Grade 3 under ANSI/BHMA A156.2 is the residential duty level, and the Alto is catalogued for residential use with a zinc die-cast lever. For apartment interiors, closets and unit doors that see household traffic it is the right weight of hardware. For a commercial corridor, a school or anything on a fire rated opening, step up: the BEST 7KC Series single dummy trim is Grade 2 medium duty, and the BEST 9K Series 1DT is Grade 1 heavy duty. The Accentra 455LN Augusta is another Grade 1 single dummy cylindrical lever.
4) I want the same lever style on every door in the unit. What else does the Pamex Alto come in?
The Alto lever runs across four functions, so one style covers a whole unit: entry, locked or unlocked by key outside or turn piece inside; privacy, turn piece inside with the outside released by a coin or screwdriver for bath and bedroom; passage, both levers always free for halls and closets; and the dummy for pull-only doors. The keyed and latching versions use a 2-3/8 inch backset with a deadlatch outside and plain latch inside, and a 1/2 inch bolt throw, so they drop into the same standard residential prep across the fleet.
5) What is the difference between a dummy lever and a passage lever?
A passage lever turns and retracts a latch so the door stays shut until you operate it. A dummy does not turn and has no latch at all, it is a fixed pull. On the Alto, passage is described as both levers always free, while the dummy is for doors where only a pull is required. Pick passage for a hall or closet door that needs to stay closed on its own, dummy for a leaf held by a catch. Grade 3 passage alternatives include the Kwikset 200BRNL Breton passage lever, also rated for 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, and the Callan Asheville Grade 3 passage leverset.
6) Is a half dummy the same thing as a dummy pair?
No, and this is the most common mis-order on dummy trim. The Pamex FLF Alto is a single dummy - one lever, for one face of the door. The Emtek Arts and Crafts and Emtek Cortina dummy leversets are sold as pairs, one lever for each face, which is what a double door or a French pair needs. Count the faces that need a pull before you order: one lever per face.
7) I need a dummy lever on both sides of a double door. Is one Pamex FLF enough?
One FLF covers one face only, so a pair of French doors or a double closet needs two. If you would rather buy the pair as a single item, Emtek sells its Arts and Crafts and Cortina levers as a dummy pair.
8) What finishes does the Pamex Alto lever come in, and will it match the rest of my doors?
Three finishes on the Alto: 625 bright chrome, 622 matte black, and 619 satin nickel. Those are the standard BHMA numbers, so 619 satin nickel matches other 619 hardware from any manufacturer and 622 matches other 622 black. If the rest of the building is on 626 satin chrome, note that 625 is the bright, polished chrome and will read differently beside it.
9) Can I key a Pamex Alto dummy lever to match my other locks?
A dummy has no cylinder, so there is nothing to key. Keying on the Alto family belongs to the entry function, which takes a 5-pin solid brass cylinder in Kwikset keyway as standard or a 5-pin Schlage C keyway. If you are standardizing a house or a unit on one key, order the entry Alto for the doors that lock and use the dummy purely where a pull is all you need.
10) My dummy lever needs to be handed for the door - does the Pamex Alto work?
The Pamex FLF Alto is non-handed, so one part covers either face without specifying a hand. Baldwin's Estate 5103 half dummy is ordered by hand instead: the 5103 LDM is the left hand half dummy and the 5103 RDM is the right hand, both with the 5048 rose. If your specification calls out a hand, the Baldwin pair gives you that choice; if you would rather not track handing across a fleet of doors, the non-handed Alto is the simpler stock item.
11) Which dummy lever matches a bathroom or bedroom door that also needs to lock?
A dummy has no lock or latch, so it cannot serve a bath or bedroom on its own. For a locking interior door use a privacy set: the Kwikset 300BRNL Breton is a Grade 3 privacy lever for 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, the same thickness range the Pamex FLF Alto covers, and the Baldwin Estate 5103 privacy lever with 5048 rose carries the same trim family as the Baldwin half dummy. A common approach is the privacy set on the swinging leaf and the FLF Alto dummy on the fixed leaf.
12) What do I order for the entry door if I am using Pamex FLF Alto dummy levers on the interior doors?
For a keyed exterior or office door, the Cal-Royal AUS00 is a Grade 3 entrance/office lever with a solid brass forged body and fits 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, matching the door thickness range the Pamex FLF Alto covers. The Callan Artino is a Grade 3 entrance leverset, and the Callan Bennett is a Grade 3 entrance leverset with a deadbolt combo if the opening needs both. All three stay in the same Grade 3 class as the FLF Alto, so the whole unit reads as one duty level.
13) Can a knob set substitute for a Pamex FLF Alto lever?
Not if the specification calls for a lever. The Pamex FLF Alto is a lever handle, which is what ADA-driven and accessibility-conscious jobs generally require. The Arrow MK02-TA privacy and Arrow HK11-BB entrance sets are knob trim - a ball knob and a Tudor knob respectively - so they are a different operating motion, not a swap. Where the door genuinely accepts a knob, those are options; where the drawing says lever, stay with lever trim.
14) I want the trim on all the doors in a unit to match - what pairs with the Pamex FLF Alto dummy?
The straightforward approach is to keep one brand family across the unit so the rose and lever shape repeat. Within a single trim family, Baldwin's Estate 5103 runs across half dummy, passage and privacy, all on the 5048 rose, and the Callan Bentley dummy sits alongside Callan's Asheville passage and Artino entrance sets. The Pamex FLF Alto comes in 625 bright chrome, 622 matte black and 619 satin nickel, so match the finish code before the function when you are standardizing.
15) What strike plate comes with the latching Pamex Alto, and will it fit my existing frame cutout?
The standard strike is 2-1/4 by 1-3/4 inch with round corners and a full lip, which is the common residential frame prep, so it usually drops into an existing mortise without re-routing. Other strike options are available. Worth knowing even if you are buying the dummy, since a dummy ships with no strike at all and needs none.
16) What is the faceplate size on a Pamex Alto latch?
1 inch by 2-1/4 inch with round corners as standard on the Alto latch, with other faceplate options offered. Match that against what is already routed into the door edge before swapping a latch out; a square corner cutout will need the square faceplate option instead.
17) Is a zinc die-cast lever going to hold up on a rental turnover?
The Alto lever body is zinc die-cast, which is the standard construction at the Grade 3 residential level and is what keeps the cost down on a whole-unit refit. As a dummy it takes no latch load at all, only pull, so it is a light-duty position to begin with. If a specific door is getting punished, the Cal-Royal AUS00 is a Grade 3 lever with a solid brass forged body, also rated 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, though that one is an entrance/office function rather than a dummy.
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Product Reviews

  • 4
    A Budget-Friendly Door Upgrade!

    Posted by Lily on Oct 17th 2023

    I installed the Pamex FLF Alto Lever Lockset from zensupply.com, and I'm impressed. The affordable price is a plus, but the screws could be sturdier. It's a smart choice for a quick home upgrade.

  • 5
    A Stylish Lockset for My Home - Pamex FLF Alto Lever

    Posted by Ian on Oct 11th 2023

    I got the Pamex FLF Alto Lever with Round Rose Lockset from zensupply.com. I'm lovin' the sleek design and it's a Grade 3 lock, so security's covered. Yet, it's not the easiest to install, and the price is moderate. Overall, it's a stylish addition to my home, just be ready to put in some effort.

  • 5
    Great Value for Home Security!

    Posted by Peter on Oct 5th 2023

    I recently purchased the Pamex FLF Alto Lever Lockset from zensupply.com, and it's been a solid addition to my home security. The sleek design blends well with my decor, and the installation was a breeze, even for a DIY enthusiast like me. However, I did notice that the durability could be better; it's a Grade 3 lockset, so it might not be the best choice for heavy-duty security needs. Overall, for the price, it's a pretty good deal.