Von Duprin XP98L-NL-06-F 3 26D LHR Grade 1 Protector Rim Exit Device - 626

Von Duprin XP98L-NL-06-F 3 26D LHR Grade 1 Protector Rim Exit is designed for security-conscious environments, offering a Grade 1 Extra Protection Device that ensures safety and peace of mind. This 36" rim exit device features a fire-rated design and a user-friendly night latch mechanism, boasting a sleek satin chrome finish that complements any modern commercial setting. The XP latch is engineered for enhanced durability, delivering twice the static load force resistance compared to standard exit devices. Its innovative "smart" latch adapts to external forces, maintaining the integrity of the exit door against potential attacks. The patented latch bolt design enhances contact with the strike, resulting in a robust opening even in the face of a compromised frame. This versatile device accommodates both single and double doors and is ANSI A156.3 - 2014 compliant. It is UL listed for panic exit hardware, ensuring reliability in emergency situations. The XP98 series features a hex key dogging standard, with various options available for customization. Designed for ease of installation, the device fits standard hollow metal doors with common cutouts. With a limited 3-year warranty, the Von Duprin XP98L-NL-06-F offers a reliable solution for high-traffic commercial spaces that prioritize security and functionality.

Grade 1 Protector Rim Exit 626

Grade 1 Extra Protection Device Rim Exit Device, 36" Length, Fire Rated, Night Latch, 06 Lever, 1-1/4" Mortise & Rim, Satin Chrome Finish, Left Hand Reverse

XP98/99 Rim exit devices are designed for single and double doors with mullion that require increased security. The XP latch provides twice the static load force resistance of standard exit devices. The "smart" latch changes shape when subjected to external forces. This design enables the exit door to withstand an external attack and remain secure. Additionally, the patented latch bolt design provides greater, longer-lasting latch bolt to strike contact which is not easily affected by the twisting motion of a weakened frame, resulting in an opening that will remain strong. Devices are ANSI A156.3 - 2014 Grade 1 and UL listed for panic exit hardware. The rim device is non-handed except when the following device options are used: SD (special dogging) or -2 (double cylinder). See Opposite page for available outside trim and device functions. Covers stock hollow metal doors with 86 or 161 cutouts on single doors (may cover cutouts on pairs - consult template).

The new patented center case design takes the proven reliability of the 98/99 series.

Von Duprin push pad exit devices are available in two external surface styles, designated XP98 Series and XP99 Series. The two styles are mechanically and dimensionally identical and provide a wide selection of appearance options.

• Device Functions Device ships EO/DT/NL. Field selectable. For TP,K,or L remove NL drive screw from device
• Device Lengths 3´ 2´4˝ to 3´ (711mm to 914 mm) Door Size 4´ 2´10˝ to 4´ (864 mm to 1219 mm) Door Size
• Strikes 909 – Panic and Fire Single Door 954 — Mullion Fire
• Dogging Feature Hex key dogging standard
• Dogging Options CD Cylinder Dogging SD Special Center Case Dogging LD Less Dogging
• Electric Options RX Pushpad Monitor Switch* (Consult factory) RX2 Double Pushpad Monitor Switch* E Electric Locking & Unlocking ALK Alarm Exit Kit*
• Miscellaneous Options -2 Double Cylinder* GBK Glass Bead Kit
• Fasteners & Includes 1 ³
  ₄˝ (19mm) – 2 ¹
  ₄˝ (57mm) Wood & Metal Doors Sex Bolts (SNB) Optional SNB available for device, see next page for quantities
• Latch Bolt Deadlocking, ³
  ₄˝ (19mm) throw
• Device Centerline from 39 ¹³
  ₁₆˝ (1011 mm) Finished Floor 39 ¹¹
  ₁₆˝ (1008 mm) with Mullion
• Center Case Dimensions 8˝ x 2³
  ₄˝ x 2³
  ₈˝ (203mm x 70mm x 60mm)
• Mechanism Case Dimensions 2¹
  ₄˝ x 2¹
  ₄˝ (57mm x 57mm) Projection Pushbar Neutral – 3 ¹³
  ₁₆˝ (97 mm) Pushbar Depressed – 3 ¹
  ₁₆˝ (78 mm)

Resources

• 9847WDC Series Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Devices Cut Sheet
• Introduction to Von Duprin Exit Devices