Sargent 5556-8710F RHR 3 SVR Exit Device - Exit OnlySargent 5556-8710F RHR 3 SVR Exit Device, Exit Only, is a Grade 1 surface vertical rod exit device designed for durability and reliability in high-traffic commercial settings. This 36" device is suitable for doors up to 96" in height and features an electric latch retraction mechanism, providing enhanced security and ease of use. With its wide stile pushpad design, the Sargent exit device facilitates quick and efficient exit while ensuring compliance with stringent ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 standards. The device is engineered for two-point latching, adjustable through the center case, offering flexibility for various door types, whether wood or metal, with a thickness ranging from 1-3/4" to 2-1/4". Its right-hand reverse handing configuration makes it ideal for specific installation needs. Additionally, the exit device boasts a sleek bright brass finish, adding an aesthetic touch to any building entrance. Designed with modular construction and minimal moving parts, the Sargent 5556-8710F requires little maintenance while delivering exceptional security. Options for customized applications, such as delayed egress and alarmed exit, further enhance its functionality, making it a premier choice for any facility looking for a reliable exit solution.
SVR Exit Device, Exit Only
Grade 1 Surface Vertical Rod Exit Device, Wide Stile Pushpad, 36" Device, 96" Door Height, Exit Only, Electric Latch Retraction, Request to Exit Switch, Less Dogging, Bright Brass Finish, Right Hand Reverse
The Sargent 80 Series exit devices are ideal for environments that require strong and durable security solutions that will last the life of the building. Available in rim, mortise, surface vertical and concealed vertical rod configurations, these exit devices easily exceed ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 requirements for cycle and strength. With modular construction and few moving parts, the 80 Series devices are maintenance-free and provide unsurpassed security for any facility. Plus, options are available for unique applications including delayed egress, alarmed exit and electric latch retraction making these exit devices the go-to product in your building.
Has two point latching and is adjustable through the center case.
Part of Sargent's full line of exit devices that provide the best combination of simplicty, strength, durability, aesthetics, and innovation. The top and bottom latchbolt projection is adjustable through the center case.
- Door Types: Wood or metal 1-3/4"(44mm) Thick Door; Over 1-3/4" to 2-1/4" specify thickness and order as a 31- prefix. 4-1/2" (114mm) minimum stile with trim and 3-1/2" (44mm) minimum stile without trim
- Door Widths:E Rail - 24" to 32" (61cm to 81cm) No cutting required for 32" door; F Rail - 33" to 36" (84cm to 91cm) No cutting required for 36" door; J Rail - 37" to 42" (94cm to 107cm) No cutting required for 42" door; G Rail - 43" to 48" (110cm to 122cm) No cutting required for 48" door
Attributes
Accessible: No
Ada Compliance: No
Ansi: ANSI/BHMA A156.3
Baa Qualified: Yes
Burglar Rated: No
Commercial Residential: Commercial
Country of origin: USA
Cylinder Type: Non-Keyed
Device Length: 36"
Device Type: Surface Vertical Rod
Dogging Options: Less Dogging
Door Height: 96"
Door Material: Metal or Wood
Door Thickness: 1-3/4" to 2-1/4"
Door Width: 33" to 36"
Electric Options: Electric Latch Retraction
Finish: 605/US3
Finish Family: Polished Brass
Fire Rated: No
Fire Rating: No
Grade: Grade 1
Handing: Right Hand Reverse
Includes Cylinders: No
Includes Trim: No
Installation: Commercial
Limited Warranty: 5 Years
Mechanical Function: Exit Only
Minimum Stile Size: 3-1/2"
Origin: USA
Pack Height: 6"
Pack Length: 38"
Pack Qty: 1.0
Pack Volume: 1710 in³
Pack Width: 7.5"
Physical Appearance: Wide Stile Pushpad
Reversible: No
Series: 8700 Series Surface Vertical Rod Exit Devices
Ship Weight: 15 lbs.
Strike Bottom: 624.0
Subtype: Surface Vertical Rod Exit Devices
Switch Type: Request to Exit
Top Strike: 646.0
Trim Type: Less Trim
Type: Exit Devices
Ul Listing: UL10C & UL305
Unit of Measure: Each
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