Schlage 03-230 Closed Lever for ND Series

The 03-230 closed lever works on Schlage ALX, CO, and ND Series locksets. That's the same lever across a mechanical ND cylindrical lock and a CO electronic lock, so a building running a mix of those series can standardize on one lever style and one finish across all of them.

No. The 03-230 is non-handed, so one part covers both left- and right-hand doors. For a property manager buying a case of levers for a floor of mixed-swing doors, that means one line item instead of two and no wrong-hand returns.

It doesn't. The 03-230 is lock trim, the lever half only, unkeyed and with no lock function of its own. It's ordered as a replacement part to put a new lever on a lock chassis that's already in the door, or to change the lever style or finish on an existing ALX, CO, or ND. If your chassis is worn or the latch is failing, the lever alone won't fix it.

Yes, it's built for full size format interchangeable core locks, covering BDC, B, G, and H cores. A locksmith keeping a masterkeyed FSIC system can swap lever style or finish without touching the keying at all, since the lever itself is unkeyed trim.

The 03-230 is ADA accessibility compliant. It's a lever rather than a knob, which is what ADA requires for operation without tight grasping or twisting, and it's rated commercial. For an institutional buyer standardizing corridor and classroom doors, the lever trim itself won't be the piece that fails the accessibility review.

No, those are two different kinds of part. The Schlage 03-230 closed lever is lock trim for ALX, CO, and ND Series locksets - a non-handed, unkeyed lever-only handle that mounts to an existing lock chassis and is offered in Athens, Boardwalk, Broadway, Latitude, Longitude, Omega, Rhodes, Sparta, and Tubular lever styles. The Cal-Royal CALDOR238 CAL101 is a dormitory-function dead latch, a complete latching device rather than a replacement handle. If the chassis in the door is sound and only the lever is worn, damaged, or being changed for style or ADA reasons, the 03-230 is the part; if the locking function itself is being changed, trim alone will not do it.

Nine lever designs: Athens (ATH), Boardwalk (BRK), Broadway (BRW), Latitude (LAT), Longitude (LON), Omega (OME), Rhodes (RHO), Sparta (SPA), and Tubular (TLR). Ten finishes: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 612 satin bronze, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 619 satin nickel, 622 matte black, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome, 626AM satin chrome antimicrobial, and 643E aged bronze. Pick the design and finish to match the levers already hanging on your other ND or ALX doors, and order the same two codes every time you need a replacement.

626AM, satin chrome antimicrobial, is one of the finish choices on the 03-230. That gets you an antimicrobial lever surface on ALX, CO, and ND locks in patient corridors while keeping the same lever designs and the same non-handed part as the rest of the building.

Pressure cast zinc, plated to match the finish code you order. So a 626 lever off this part plates to the same 626 satin chrome standard as the rest of your Schlage trim. Ordering by finish code rather than by finish name is the reliable way to get a visual match on an opening where only one lever is being replaced.

The 03-230 won't do it. It's lever-only trim with no lock function, so it can't give an opening a dormitory function on its own. For a complete dormitory deadlatch, the Cal-Royal CALDOR238 CAL101 is a dormitory function lock. Buy the 03-230 only when the chassis and function you want are already in the door and you're changing the lever.

No wiring. The 03-230 is a mechanical, non-electronic lever. That holds even when it's mounted on a Schlage CO electronic lock: the lever is passive trim, so an electrician isn't needed to change one out, and a lever swap on a CO doesn't disturb the credential side of the lock.