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The Schlage ND170 is single dummy trim from the ND Series: a fixed lever on one side of the door only, with no latch and no chassis. It does not operate anything. It is mounted where you need a door pull, or where an inactive leaf needs trim that matches the working ND Series hardware elsewhere on the opening.
That is its whole job, and it does it without a lock mechanism behind it. Typical uses are the inactive leaf of a pair, a closet or cabinet door held by a catch or magnet, a surface that needs a grip and nothing more, or any door where the visual line of ND levers has to continue across an opening that does not latch.
It takes the same nine ND Series lever designs and nine finishes, plus the 626AM antimicrobial coating, so it suites exactly with the ND10, ND12, and keyed ND functions on neighboring doors. The lever mounts to a spring cage and rose and can be pulled off later with a pin wrench for service.
Features
- Single dummy trim - fixed lever on one side of the door only.
- No latch and no chassis - the lever is fixed and operates nothing.
- Used as a door pull or as matching trim on an inactive leaf.
- Suites with working ND Series locks, so trim matches across an opening.
- Nine ND Series lever designs in pressure cast zinc, plated to match the finish.
- Nine finishes plus an optional 626AM antimicrobial coating.
- Tactile lever versions available for applications that require them.
- Mounts on a spring cage and rose, with a mounting template included in the package.
- Lever removes with a pin wrench against the lever catch for service or finish changes.
Specifications
Function
- Schlage Function
- ND170 single dummy trim
- ANSI Function
- None. Dummy trim carries no ANSI function designation
- Operation
- Fixed lever, one side only. No latch or chassis. Used for a door pull or matching inactive trim
- Keying
- Non-keyed. No cylinder is used
- Sides
- One side of the door. For fixed levers on both sides, the ND172 double dummy trim is the two-sided version
Trim
- Lever Designs
- Athens (ATH), Boardwalk (BRK), Broadway (BRW), Latitude (LAT), Longitude (LON), Omega (OME), Rhodes (RHO), Sparta (SPA), Tubular (TLR), in pressure cast zinc plated to match the finish. Tactile versions available as 8AT, 8BK, 8BY, 8LT, 8LN, 8RO, 8SP, 8TR
- Roses
- Wrought brass or zinc, plated to match the finish. Rose diameter 3-7/16 inches
- 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, 643e aged bronze. Optional antimicrobial coating on 626, ordered as 626AM
Installation
- Components
- Spring cage with two mounting screws, a through mounting screw and washer, rose, and lever
- Sequence
- Fit the spring cage, add the through mounting screw and washer, install the rose by aligning the dimple and groove and rotating until it stops, then push the lever on until the lever catch engages
- Door Preparation
- Use the template included in the package
- Lever Removal
- Insert a pin wrench and push against the lever catch, then pull the lever off
- Instruction Sheet
- Schlage P517-383
Warranty
- ND Series Warranty
- 10 year mechanical
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is dummy trim?
- A fixed lever that operates nothing. There is no latch and no lock chassis behind it. It is there to give the door a grip and to match the look of the working hardware around it.
- What is the difference between ND170 and ND172?
- How many sides. The ND170 is single dummy trim, a fixed lever on one side. The ND172 is double dummy trim, with fixed levers on both sides.
- Will the door latch or lock?
- No. The ND170 has no latch and no chassis, so it neither latches nor locks. The door must be held closed by something else, such as a catch, a magnet, or flush bolts on an inactive leaf.
- Where is it normally used?
- On the inactive leaf of a pair, on closet and cabinet doors, and anywhere a door needs a pull with matching trim rather than an operating lock.
- Will it match my other ND levers?
- Yes. It is offered in the same nine ND Series lever designs and nine finishes as the operating ND locks, so trim reads consistently across an opening or a corridor.
- How does it mount?
- A spring cage is screwed to the door, a through mounting screw and washer are fitted, the rose installs by aligning the dimple and groove and rotating until it stops, then the lever pushes on until the lever catch engages. A door prep template is included in the package.
- Can the lever be removed later?
- Yes. Insert a pin wrench, push against the lever catch, and pull the lever off. Useful for servicing or swapping a damaged lever without replacing the whole assembly.
- Is there an antimicrobial option?
- Yes, an antimicrobial coating on the 626 satin chrome finish, ordered as 626AM.
