Schlage L9082J HSLR 630 Institution Mortise Lock, High Security Ligature Resistant Trim, FSIC Prep

Schlage L9082J HSLR 630 Grade 1 Institutional/Asylum Mortise Lock, High Security Ligature Resistant Trim, Less (FSIC) Full Size Interchangeable Core, Satin Stainless Steel Finish

High Security Ligature-Resistant (HSLR) trim on the L Series mortise chassis offers top level behavioral health protection per NYS-OMH standards.

Hospitals, behavioral health facilities and detention centers are at high-risk for sentinel suicide events, even when regular monitoring checks are in place. Statistics from 2010-2017 show that over 70 percent of suicide attempts during hospital inpatient treatment utilized a ligature or strangulation point and almost 54 percent of those used a door or door hardware. To mitigate suicide risk more effectively facilities are making an effort to create spaces to keep patients safe from self harm.

Schlage® offers a comprehensive portfolio of door hardware that reduces the risk of injury or death due to ligature strangulation in all areas, but the High Security Ligature Resistant (HSLR) trim is especially recommended for high risk applications. The patented crescent-style handle design has quickly become the standard for ligature resistance and accessibility and is recognized by the widely-accepted New York State Office of Mental Health (NYS-OMH) Patient Safety Standard.

ANSI Function F30 – Latchbolt retracted by key from either side. Knob/lever on both sides always inoperative. Auxiliary latch deadlocks latchbolt when door is locked.

• 23-030 Full Size Interchangeable Core sold separately
• The highest level of ligature resistance to positively contribute to healing environments
• “Paperclip Protection” designation as determined by NYS-OMH testing
• Recommended for low, medium or high risk areas
• ADA Compliant – ”no pinch, no grasp”
• Supplied with Torx® security screws
• 630 Satin stainless steel finish
• BAA compliant
• ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certified
• UL Listed 3-hour

Ideal for use on: 

• Any high-risk behavioral health setting
• Hospital room doors
• Detention center doors