Entry lock: (Front & Back) Entry locksets have push or push and turn button locking from the inside and key unlocking from the outside. Pushing or turning the button locks the outside knob or lever. A key is needed to enter from the outside unless the interior button is manually unlocked. The push or turn button locks the outside until the inside button is moved again.

Classroom lock: Classroom locksets always have the inside knob or lever unlocked. The outside knob or lever is locked and unlocked by key.

Vestibule lock: Vestibule locksets are always locked from the outside, and are unlocked with a key from the outside. The inside is always unlocked

Bathroom and bedroom privacy lock: (Bed & Bath) Privacy locksets are locked with an inside push-button. Turning the inside knob or lever releases the lock. A small screwdriver can be used as an emergency key, from the outside, if necessary.

Storeroom lock: Storeroom locksets are always locked from the outside, so always need a key in the exterior knob or lever lock to unlock from the outside. The inside lever is always unlocked.

Passage set: (Closet & Hall) Passage locksets keep doors firmly closed, but do not actually lock. Both knobs always turn free.