Schlage 03-232 FSIC Lever for ND Series

The 03-232 lever fits ALX, CO, and ND Series locksets from Schlage, so it is not an ND-only part. If you are standardizing trim across a building that has a mix of ND mechanical locks and CO electronic locks, the same lever design and finish carries across all three families.

Full size only. The 03-232 is built for FSIC locks and takes Schlage BDC, B, G, and H cores. A small format interchangeable core will not seat in it, so if your building is keyed on SFIC you need the small format version of the trim instead, not this one.

No handing to specify. The 03-232 is non-handed, so one part number covers left and right hand doors. For a property manager buying replacement levers across a floor of mixed swings, that means a single line item rather than tracking handing door by door.

Yes, the 03-232 is ADA accessibility compliant. Lever trim satisfies the operable-without-tight-grasping requirement that a knob does not, which is why lever trim is the usual specification on accessible routes in commercial and institutional buildings.

Just the trim. The 03-232 is a lever-only replacement part, so it gives you the lever and its keyed FSIC housing, not a chassis, latch, or strike. If your lock body is worn or you are working a bare door, you need a full ND, ALX, or CO lockset, not this part.

No, these are two different kinds of part. The Schlage 03-232 is lock trim only, a lever with a lever-only function and no latching mechanism of its own, made for full size interchangeable core ALX, CO, and ND Series locksets and supplied non-handed. The Cal-Royal CALDOR238 CAL101 is a dormitory dead latch, a complete latching lock function rather than a replacement lever. If the goal is to swap a worn or damaged lever on an existing ND Series lock, the 03-232 is the trim to order; if the opening needs a dormitory function lockset, that is a different device entirely and the 03-232 will not provide it.

Nine designs: Athens (ATH), Boardwalk (BRK), Broadway (BRW), Latitude (LAT), Longitude (LON), Omega (OME), Rhodes (RHO), Sparta (SPA), and Tubular (TLR). Pick the one that matches the levers already hanging on your other openings, since the design code is what makes a replacement look identical to the doors beside it.

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. For satin chrome openings, 626 is the straight match, and 626AM is the same appearance with an antimicrobial coating, which is the one healthcare and education buyers usually want on high-touch doors.

The 03-232 is keyed lever trim, not a lock with a function, so it will not give you dormitory operation on its own. If you want a dormitory dead latch as a complete unit, the Cal-Royal CALDOR238 CAL101 is a dormitory function lock. Use the 03-232 only when the lock body you already have is sound and you are replacing worn or damaged lever trim on an ALX, CO, or ND opening.

Pressure cast zinc, plated to match the finish specification of the product it goes on. Because the plating is done to the Schlage finish standard, a 626 lever off this part number matches a 626 ND lockset already on the door rather than reading as a slightly different shade.

Purely mechanical. The 03-232 has no electronics in it, even though it fits the CO Series, which is an electronic lock family. The lever is the mechanical trim on that lock; the credential reader and power live in the lock body, so replacing the lever does not touch the electronics.