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Schlage Residential FE410F Mobile Enabled Smart Interconnected Lock with Latitude Lever and Addison Trim in Satin Chrome (626) - Front and Interior View

Schlage Residential FE410F Mobile Enabled Smart Interconnected Lock with Latitude Lever and Keypad

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Schlage FE410F Smart Interconnected Lock with Latitude Lever and Keypad

The Schlage FE410F is a Grade 1 certified, mobile-enabled interconnected lock built for multifamily and residential applications where keyless access, audit accountability, and easy installation matter. An all-metal chassis and escutcheons deliver commercial-grade durability; Bluetooth programming via the Schlage Home app eliminates the need to run wires or visit each door for credential updates.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Grade 1 Certified: ANSI/BHMA A156.12 Grade 1 — the highest residential security rating — with all-metal chassis and escutcheons.
  • Mobile Programming via Bluetooth: Manage user codes and lock settings from a phone or tablet using the Schlage Home app. No gateway required for standalone operation; optional gateway enables networked and No-Tour applications.
  • Up to 500 Users: Supports 500 user credentials per lock — keypad codes, smartphone access, and traditional key override.
  • Audit Trail: Records up to 1,000 access events for property management reporting and security monitoring.
  • Interconnected Design: Single-motion egress — turning the interior lever simultaneously retracts both the latch and deadbolt for code-compliant, convenient exit.
  • Extended Battery Life: 4 AA batteries included; up to 1.5 years in offline mode, up to 1 year with BLE credential enabled. 9V battery terminal provides emergency backup access.
  • ADA Compliant: Lever design meets ADA accessibility requirements.
  • Door Compatibility: Adjustable backset fits 2-3/8" to 2-3/4" installations; door thickness 1-3/8" to 1-3/4"; standard 2-1/8" bore preparation; 1-1/8" x 2-3/4" round-corner strike included.
  • Warranty: Lifetime limited mechanical and finish warranty; 1-year limited electronics warranty.

Installation Overview

  1. Confirm door prep: 2-1/8" bore, backset 2-3/8" or 2-3/4", door thickness 1-3/8" to 1-3/4".
  2. Install 4 AA batteries before mounting. No wiring required.
  3. Mount the FE410F, align with strike plate, and verify interconnected latch/deadbolt operation.
  4. Download the Schlage Home app, establish a Bluetooth connection, and configure user codes, auto-lock timing, and audit trail settings.
  5. Test keypad entry, smartphone access, single-motion egress, and 9V emergency backup.
  6. Document user codes and settings; retain installation instructions for future reference.

Typical Applications

  • Multifamily apartment and condominium complexes
  • Student housing and senior living communities
  • Single-family rental and property management portfolios
  • Residential security upgrades requiring audit trail capability

Manufacturer Resources

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Series:
FE Series
Subcategory:
Smart Locksets
Grade:
Grade 1
Product Type:
Handlesets
Keyed Function:
Single Cylinder
Product Group:
Electronic Locks
Product Subgroup:
Touchscreen Locksets
Keyed:
No
Commercial/Residential:
Residential
Electronic:
Yes
Lock Function:
Entrance
Reader Type:
Touchscreen
Product Attribute:
Electronic Locks
Product Model:
FE410F
Product Function:
Handleset with Keypad Deadbolt
Door Thickness Range:
1-3/8" to 1-3/4"
Door Strike:
1-1/8" x 2-3/4" Round Corner
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Schlage Residential FE410F ADD 55 LAT 619 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Schlage FE410F fit a 1-3/8 inch door, or does it need a 1-3/4?
Both work. The FE410F is built for doors 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inches thick, with the standard 2-1/8 inch bore and an adjustable backset that covers either 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch prep. That range covers most apartment entry doors as they come from the factory, so on a straight swap you are usually not drilling anything new.
2) What is bore spacing on the FE410F and how do I know whether I need the 4 inch or the 5-1/2 inch?
Bore spacing is the center-to-center distance between the lever bore and the deadbolt bore on an interconnected lock, and the FE410F comes in 4 inch and 5-1/2 inch. Measure the existing door: pull the old interconnected lock and measure from the center of the knob hole to the center of the deadbolt hole. Order to match. The two are not interchangeable on a drilled door, so this is the one number to get right before ordering a building's worth.
3) Does the Schlage FE410F meet code for single-motion egress on an apartment entry door?
That is the point of the interconnected design. Turning the interior lever retracts the latch and the deadbolt at the same time, so an occupant exits with one motion and no separate thumbturn. The lever trim also meets ADA requirements, which is what institutional and multifamily specs usually call for on a dwelling unit entry.
4) Will the FE410F latch into the strike already in my frame?
It ships with a 1-1/8 by 2-3/4 inch round-corner strike, which is the common residential strike prep. If your frames are prepped for that same round-corner strike, the included plate drops into the existing mortise. Square-corner or T-strike frames need the mortise adjusted or the existing strike reused. The deadbolt side needs its own strike prep in the jamb at the matching bore spacing.
5) Can I key all the FE410F locks in my building alike, and does it still take a key?
Yes to both. The FE410F is a single cylinder keyed lock, so there is a mechanical key override alongside the keypad and phone credentials. When ordering you pick KD keyed different, which is standard, or KA keyed alike for multiple locks on one key, and you can supply a key code if you are matching an existing system.
6) What is the difference between the Schlage FE410F keypad lock and the Emtek EMPowered 2 Touch entry sets?
They solve the same keyless-entry problem with different door hardware. The Schlage FE410F is an interconnected lock with a Latitude lever and keypad: turning the interior lever retracts both the latch and the deadbolt in one motion, and its touchscreen keypad handles code entry. The Emtek EMPowered 2 Touch Entry Set with Baden Grip and the EMPowered 2 Touch Entry Set with Hercules Grip are touch entry sets built around a gripped handle rather than a lever, so the exterior trim is a pull grip instead of a lever. Choose the FE410F when you need lever operation and single-motion interconnected egress; choose an Emtek EMPowered 2 set when the opening calls for a grip-style entry handle.
7) I need an ADA-compliant keyless entry for an apartment door. Does an Emtek touch entry set work, or do I need the Schlage FE410F?
For a lever requirement, go with the Schlage FE410F. Its Latitude lever meets ADA accessibility requirements and it carries an ANSI/BHMA A156.12 Grade 1 rating, which is what multifamily and student housing specs usually ask for. The Emtek EMPowered 2 Touch entry sets, both the Baden Grip and Hercules Grip versions, are grip-style entry sets rather than lever hardware, so they answer a different opening - typically a front entry door where a gripped handle is the desired look.
8) Do I need a hub or gateway to use the Schlage FE410F, or does it work on its own?
It runs standalone. Programming is over Bluetooth from the Schlage Home app on a phone or tablet, so no wiring and no gateway for basic operation. A gateway is optional and only comes in if you want networked control or No-Tour credential updates, where codes are pushed without walking each door.
9) How many resident codes can one FE410F hold, and does it log who came in?
Up to 500 user credentials per lock, mixing keypad codes, smartphone access, and the key override. It also keeps a 1,000-event audit trail, which is what makes it usable for turn documentation and incident follow-up in a managed portfolio rather than just a keyless convenience lock.
10) What happens if the batteries die on a Schlage FE410F while a tenant is outside?
Two ways back in. There is a 9V terminal on the exterior trim, so touching a 9V battery to it powers the lock long enough to enter a code, and the keyed cylinder still works mechanically regardless of power. It runs on 4 AA batteries, included, giving up to 1.5 years offline or about a year with the Bluetooth credential turned on.
11) Interconnected keypad lock versus a separate smart deadbolt and passage lever, which should I use on unit doors?
Pick the interconnected lock when egress code matters. A separate deadbolt plus lever needs two motions to get out unless the deadbolt is thumbturn-retracted with the lever, and inspectors on dwelling unit entries commonly want one. The FE410F handles it in one chassis, single motion, with one set of batteries and one set of codes to manage per door. Separate deadbolt and lever makes more sense when the door is already drilled for two independent preps at a spacing the interconnected bore spacings do not match, or where you only want to electrify the deadbolt.
12) What is the alternative to the Schlage FE410F if I want a touch entry set with a gripped handle instead of a lever?
The Emtek EMPowered 2 Touch Entry Set is the grip-handle route, sold with the Baden grip or the Hercules grip. That is a different product shape: a handle grip for a front door rather than the FE410F's Latitude lever on an interconnected chassis. If the ADA lever and single-motion interconnected egress are what drove the spec, the lever version is what answers it; if this is an owner-occupied front entry where the look matters more, the Emtek grip sets are the comparison to make.
13) What finishes does the Schlage FE410F Latitude lever come in?
Three: 619 Satin Nickel, 622 Matte Black, and 626 Satin Chrome. All three are offered in both the 4 inch and 5-1/2 inch bore spacing, so you can standardize a finish across a building without being forced into one prep.
14) Is the FE410F keypad a touchscreen or physical buttons?
Touchscreen. There are no mechanical buttons to wear down or telegraph the code through worn digits, which matters on a high-turnover rental door where the same keypad sees years of daily use.
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