Fixed dummy handle
A fixed dummy handle pushes or pulls the door leaf and does not rotate to drive a lock mechanism.

Locks, components and selection
SearchDistinguish passage, privacy and fixed pull functions instead of judging function by appearance.
A fixed dummy handle pushes or pulls the door leaf and does not rotate to drive a lock mechanism.
Some padlocks require the shackle to be locked before the key can be removed. This is a key-removal condition, a separate selection item from keyed-alike management, replaceable cylinders and shackle clearance.
Passage function uses a latch to keep a door closed without providing locking, commonly at interior locations that do not require privacy locking.
A privacy-function lock provides indoor privacy control, usually locked by an inside button or thumbturn. It does not describe an exterior-door security rating.