Von Duprin RX-9847L-DT-626-36-LHR-03 KIT is a robust exit device designed for commercial environments, combining security with ease of use. This 9847 Series model features smooth concealed vertical rods, ensuring a sleek appearance while providing reliable performance. The integrated RX (Request to Exit) switch enhances safety by allowing for quick egress in emergency situations. Constructed with durability in mind, the RX-9847L-DT boasts a Grade 1 rating, making it ideal for high-traffic areas. Its 36-inch length, paired with hex dogging, allows for straightforward access control, while the 996L-DT dummy lever trim adds a professional touch without compromising functionality. The left-hand reverse/reversible handing ensures versatility, accommodating various door configurations; a snap ring tool is required for installation. Finished in satin chrome (626/US26D), this exit device not only complements modern architectural aesthetics but also resists wear and tear, ensuring longevity. It's an excellent choice for a wide range of applications, including glass aluminum hardware and narrow style electric locks. Elevate your building's safety and accessibility with the Von Duprin RX-9847L-DT-626-36-LHR-03 KIT, where style meets superior security.
KIT - 9847 Series Smooth CVR (Concealed Vertical Rods) Exit Device, RX (Request to Exit Switch), 996L-DT Dummy Lever Trim, LHR Left Hand Reverse/Reversible Handing (Snap Ring Tool Required), 36in, Hex Dogging, Grade 1, 626/US26D Satin Chrome
Ship via: No UPS - Common Carrier Only
Category: Commercial Electric Locks, CVR Exit Devices, Electric Locks, Exit Devices, Exit Devices & Exit Alarms, Glass Aluminum Hardware, Lock Sets, Narrow Style Electric Locks, Narrow Style Panic Devices, Standalone/Pushbutton Locks
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