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Schlage B572 Grade 2 door bolt exterior view in Satin Chrome finish showing OCCUPIED indicator illuminated in red with coin turn and deadbolt latch assembly

Schlage B572 - Grade 2 Door Bolt with Coin Turn, Thumbturn Inside, Outside Indicator "VACANT/OCCUPIED"

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Model: B572 626 OS-OCC
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Schlage B572 Door Bolt with Coin Turn and VACANT/OCCUPIED Occupancy Indicator

The Schlage B572 is a Grade 2 deadbolt designed for commercial restroom doors and single-occupancy spaces where outside visibility of room status is required. A coin turn on the outside allows emergency retraction with a flat screwdriver; a thumbturn inside provides normal operation. When paired with the OS-OCC indicator trim, the outside window displays Vacant on a white background when unlocked and Occupied on a red background when locked - with an industry-leading full-width escutcheon window (.45" height) for maximum visibility at a glance.

Key Features

  • Coin turn outside - deadbolt can be retracted from outside with a flat screwdriver for emergency access
  • ADA-compliant thumbturn inside
  • Outside VACANT/OCCUPIED indicator: white background (unlocked) / red background (locked)
  • Industry-leading indicator window runs full width of lock at .45" height for maximum visibility
  • Adjustable for 2-3/8" or 2-3/4" backset
  • Installs using standard B Series door prep - no special boring required
  • 3-year limited mechanical warranty

Specifications

  • Grade: Grade 2 (ANSI/BHMA)
  • Function: Coin Turn Outside / Thumbturn Inside / Outside Occupancy Indicator
  • Backset: Adjustable 2-3/8" or 2-3/4"
  • Door Thickness: 1-3/4" to 1-7/8"
  • Standard Strike: 1-1/8" x 2-3/4", Square Corner
  • Duty Level: Medium Duty
  • Series: B500 Series
  • Application: Commercial (restrooms, single-occupancy spaces)

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Product Specs

Subcategory:
Deadbolts
Series:
B500 Series
Grade:
Grade 2
Duty Level:
Medium Duty
Warranty:
3 Year
Standard Strike:
1-1/8" x 2-3/4", Square Corner
Keyed:
No
Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Bored Locksets
Product Type:
Indicator Lock
Electronic:
No
Keyed Function:
Non-Keyed
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Function Description:
72-Cointurn x Thumbturn
Lock Function:
One-Sided
Lock Type:
Deadbolts
Product Attribute:
Indicator Locks
Product Model:
B572
Collection:
B500_Series
Backset (Distance):
Adjustable 2-3/8 or 2-3/4
Product Function:
Thumbturn x Indicator
Door Thickness Range:
1-3/4" to 1-7/8”
Product Category:
Mechanical Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Schlage B572 626 OS-OCC – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Can staff get into the restroom from the outside if someone locks it and collapses?
Yes. The outside face of the B572 has a coin turn that retracts the deadbolt with a flat screwdriver or a coin, so maintenance or staff can open an occupied stall or single-occupancy restroom from the corridor without a key. Inside, the occupant throws the bolt with an ADA-compliant thumbturn. It is a non-keyed lock, so there is no cylinder to key and no key to carry for that emergency entry.
2) Does the B572 work with a 2-3/4 inch backset door prep, or only 2-3/8?
Either. The B572 latch is adjustable for 2-3/8 inch or 2-3/4 inch backset, so one part number covers both of the standard bored-door preps and you do not have to specify backset when ordering. It installs into standard Schlage B Series door prep, so an existing B Series deadbolt hole needs no re-boring. The strike is the standard 1-1/8 x 2-3/4 inch square corner.
3) Do I need a separate latchset or passage set with the Schlage B572?
Yes, for a door anyone has to pull open. The B572 is a deadbolt only, a one-sided locking function with a thumbturn in and coin turn out, and there is no knob, lever, or latching hardware in it. Pair it with a passage set or pull for normal door operation. If you want one device that does both, the Falcon H2171 is a public restroom interconnected lock with an occupancy indicator, and the Corbin Russwin CLX3320 NVSL is a Grade 1 privacy lever with a visual status indicator built into the lever lock itself.
4) What is the closest replacement for a Schlage B572 if I need the same function from another brand?
Same function, thumbturn inside with an outside occupancy indicator, at the same Grade 2: the Falcon D271 is the nearest match, also a medium duty one-sided deadbolt with occupancy indicator. The Hager 3216 is a Grade 2 thumbturn by indicator deadbolt with a 1 inch throw for 1-3/4 inch doors and carries a fire rating. The Accentra D292 and the Arrow E50 both cover 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, so they suit a thinner leaf than the B572 will take. What none of those add is the coin turn outside for emergency retraction, which is specific to the B572 function.
5) What indicator deadbolt should I use on a 1-3/8 inch door instead of the Schlage B572?
The B572 is rated for 1-3/4 inch to 1-7/8 inch doors, so on a 1-3/8 inch door look at the Accentra D292 or the Arrow E50. Both are Grade 2 with thumbturn x indicator function and both list a 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door thickness range. The D292 is a cylindrical deadbolt in Accentra's D Series; the E50 is Arrow's E Series exit deadlock. Either covers the thin-door end of the range the B572 does not reach.
6) Are the Emtek thumbturn privacy bolts a substitute for the Schlage B572?
They are not the same class of product. The Emtek 8383 Wilshire, 8483 Watford, 8583 Square, and 8683 Disk are thumbturn privacy bolts on double rosettes with an indicator, intended to be used with a brass passage set, and they carry a privacy/bed/bath function. The B572 is a Grade 2 commercial deadbolt with a coin turn outside for emergency retraction with a flat screwdriver, a thumbturn inside, and a Vacant/Occupied window on the outside. If the requirement is a commercial restroom with outside emergency access, the Emtek bolts do not answer it; if the door is a residential-style bathroom being matched to a decorative passage set, they do.
7) What is the closest equivalent to a Schlage B572 indicator deadbolt from another manufacturer?
The Arrow E50 is the nearest match. It is a Grade 2 non-keyed exit deadlock with a Vacant/Occupied indicator on the outside and the same thumbturn x indicator function as the B572, so it does the same job on a restroom or single-occupancy door. The difference that matters at the opening is door thickness: the B572 is built for 1-3/4 inch to 1-7/8 inch doors, while the E50 covers 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch. On a standard 1-3/4 inch commercial door either one preps in; on a thinner wood door the E50 is the one that fits, and on a 1-7/8 inch door the B572 is.
8) What do I use if the restroom needs latching and locking in one lock rather than a separate deadbolt?
The Falcon H2171 is a public restroom interconnected lock with an occupancy indicator and a single cylinder deadbolt, Grade 2, in the H2 Series with a storeroom/public restroom function. It combines the latch and the deadbolt in one interconnected assembly. The Schlage B572 is a one-sided deadbolt only, with a coin turn outside and thumbturn inside, so it is paired with a separate passage latch on the same door. Choose by the door prep you have: interconnected prep points to the H2171, standard B Series bored deadbolt prep points to the B572.
9) How does the outside indicator on the Schlage B572 read from down the hall?
The window shows Vacant on white when the bolt is retracted and Occupied on red when it is thrown, and the window runs the full width of the lock at .45 inch high, so the color reads from a distance before the word does. Outside indication comes from the OS-OCC indicator trim paired with the bolt. Colour, not text, is what a housekeeping or facilities crew actually reads at a glance in a corridor.
10) Is a Grade 2 indicator deadbolt enough for a busy public restroom, or should I go Grade 1?
Grade 2 medium duty is the normal specification for a single-occupancy or restroom door, where the bolt is thrown once per use and there is no strike load from a latch. The B572 is Grade 2, medium duty. Where a facility standardizes on Grade 1 across the building, an indicator option at that level is the Accentra AUYPL02 YPL Series Grade 1 privacy cylindrical lock with visual status indicator, though that is a cylindrical privacy lock rather than a deadbolt. At the lighter end, the Cal-Royal IND84 is a Grade 3 indicator deadbolt.
11) Is there a keyed version of the B572, or can I key it to my master system?
No cylinder here. The B572 is non-keyed by design: coin turn outside, thumbturn inside, which is the point of an occupancy bolt on a restroom door. If the opening needs to sit on a master key system instead, look at a keyed B Series deadbolt rather than the B572, since nothing on this bolt accepts a cylinder.
12) Can I standardize a facility on lever-style indicator locks instead of the Schlage B572 deadbolt?
Yes, and the two Grade 1 privacy lever options are the Accentra AUYPL02, a YPL Series privacy cylindrical lock with visual status indicator, and the Corbin Russwin CLX3320 NVSL, an extra heavy duty privacy/bedroom/bathroom visual status lever lock for 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch doors and fire rated. A lever lock changes the door prep from a bored deadbolt hole to a cylindrical lockset prep, and it drops the coin turn outside that the B572 provides for emergency retraction. For a facility mixing labeled and unlabeled restroom doors, the CLX3320 covers both; the B572 fits doors from 1-3/4 inch to 1-7/8 inch on standard B Series prep.
13) What is a heavier duty alternative to the Schlage B572 for a high traffic restroom?
The B572 is a Grade 2 medium duty deadbolt. For heavier traffic, the Corbin Russwin CLX3320 NVSL is a Grade 1 extra heavy duty privacy lever lock with a visual status indicator, for 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch doors, and the Accentra AUYPL02 is a Grade 1 YPL Series privacy cylindrical lock with a visual status indicator. Both are privacy/bed/bath lever locks, which means one lever set handles latching and status together instead of the separate deadbolt-plus-passage arrangement the B572 uses. Cal-Royal's IND90-G2 indicator deadbolt with ADA thumbturn is Grade 1 and keeps the thumbturn x indicator deadbolt format if you want to stay with a bolt.
14) Is there a lighter duty indicator deadbolt than the Schlage B572?
The Cal-Royal IND84 is a Grade 3 indicator deadbolt with the same thumbturn x indicator function. The B572 is Grade 2 and rated commercial, so on a restroom that sees constant public use the grade difference is the deciding factor; on a low traffic door in a small building the IND84 covers the same occupancy-status job.
15) How does the Falcon D271 compare to the Schlage B572 indicator deadbolt?
The Falcon D271 is a Grade 2 medium duty deadbolt with an occupancy indicator and a thumbturn inside, in the D200 Series, with a one-sided function. That matches the B572 on grade, duty level, and one-sided operation, so the two land in the same place on a restroom door. Where they part is the outside: the B572 carries a coin turn that lets staff retract the bolt from outside with a flat screwdriver. If emergency outside access is part of the spec, that is the deciding detail.
16) Which indicator locks meet ADA for the thumbturn besides the Schlage B572?
The Cal-Royal IND90-G2 is an indicator deadbolt with an ADA thumbturn and thumbturn x indicator function. The Schlage B572 also uses an ADA-compliant thumbturn inside, paired with a coin turn outside and a Vacant/Occupied window, and it adjusts to a 2-3/8 inch or 2-3/4 inch backset. Both give a turn piece an occupant can operate without tight grasping or twisting of the wrist.
17) What finishes does the Schlage B572 come in for matching the other hardware in a building?
Ten finishes: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 609 antique brass, 612 satin bronze, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 619 satin nickel, 622 matte black, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome, and 643E aged bronze. Those are BHMA finish codes, so 626 satin chrome matches 626 on your existing levers and closers, and 613 matches oil rubbed bronze trim across a floor of doors.
18) Does the Schlage B572 need power or wiring?
No. The B572 is entirely mechanical, non-electronic, so there is nothing to wire, no transformer, and no access control tie-in. Nothing changes about how it works when the building loses power: the occupant still throws the bolt by thumbturn and staff can still retract it from the corridor with a coin turn.
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