Exit Devices

Electrifying Exit Devices With the Command Access Electrified Latch Pullback

  • Four motors

  • Three devices

  • Command Access products

  • Von Duprin rail

  • UL Listed Corbin Russwin and Yale kit

  • Remove the cover end

  • Motor Linkage Assembly

  • Motor Linkage Assembly Mounted

  • Securing Link

  • Inserting Motor Assembly

  • Rotating Nut Assembly Onto Acme Threaded Shaft

  • Securing Motor Assembly To Rail

  • Potentiometer

  • Latch Retraction in Locked Condition

  • Close View of Space Between Motor Housing And Linkage

  • Latch Retraction in Unlocked Condition

  • Close View Of Space Between Motor Housing And Linkage

  • Finished Installation

  • UL Listed Von Duprin Kit

  • Removing Center Case

  • Baseplate

  • Mechanical Dogging Mechanism

  • Removing Rivets

  • Cutting Activation Shaft

  • Drilling Mounting Hole

  • Attaching Motor Linkage Assembly

  • Rotating Nut Assembly Onto Acme Threaded Shaft

  • Securing Motor Assembly To Baseplate

  • Attaching Baseplate to Center Case

  • - Connect the Control Link Pin

  • Slide Baseplate into Rail

  • Attach MM1 Module

  • Potentiometer

  • Crossbar exit device

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Exit devices are the second most common locking mechanism installed onto commercial/institutional doors. Exit devices are mounted onto the egress side of outswing wooden, hollow metal or aluminum stile glass doors. To unlock and exit through the opening, pressure is placed against the release mechanism. As pressure is exerted against the mechanism, the latchbolt retracts and the door begins to open. This enables people who are in danger to rapidly exit the building. Early exit devices were...
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  • Electrifying Exit Devices With the Command Access Electrified Latch Pullback
    Electrifying Exit Devices With the Command Access Electrified Latch Pullback

    Kits provide a cost-effective way to convert a mechanical exit device to an electrified exit device by simply replacing the mechanical baseplate with the provided Command Access modified EL baseplate. This eliminates the need to ship your device for...

    Article • April 1st, 2013

  • Von Duprin Compiles “Harsh Environment” Suite of Door Hardware
    Von Duprin Compiles “Harsh Environment” Suite of Door Hardware

    Door Hardware Products Designed To Function Well In Extreme Environments Like Water, Salt or High Winds

    News • March 19th, 2013

  • Networx by Trilogy
    Networx by Trilogy

    Alarm Lock’s Trilogy Networx Access Locks can provide schools, hospitals, and business campuses, global lock-down and unlock commands, activated from the PC/server or from any one of the Networx Locks -- in under 10 seconds. In threatening...

    Product • February 12th, 2013

  • Detex Advantex® Exit Hardware Available In Economical Aluminum Option
    Detex Advantex® Exit Hardware Available In Economical Aluminum Option

    Detex 628 Exit device installs easily and is available with a full range of trims.

    News • October 11th, 2012

  • Exit Device Basics
    Exit Device Basics

    Exit devices are known by different names including the crash bar, panic bar, panic device, panic hardware, fire exit bolt, push bar and cross bar.

    Article • October 2nd, 2012

  • Electric Latch Retraction Secures Pair of Doors
    Electric Latch Retraction Secures Pair of Doors

    The customer wanted to re-use existing door hardware, while adding a new card reader connected to an existing access control system. An electric latch retraction upgrade for the exit bars was a key component of the plan.

    Article • October 2nd, 2012

  • IR Clarifies Two Confusing Commercial Building Codes

    Updated ICC and NFPA codes for stairwell re-entry and elevator lobbies may require upgrades

    News • September 26th, 2012

  • Detex Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Devices Provide Higher Level of Security

    All Detex CVR devices use a unique six-step latch hold-back method that keeps the latch retracted while the door is open, regardless of whether the pushpad is pressed lightly or hard.

    News • March 6th, 2012

  • Code Requirements for Electromagnetic Locks
    Code Requirements for Electromagnetic Locks

    The newer IBC section, Electromagnetically Locked Egress Doors, allows a door-mounted release device.

    Article • February 2nd, 2012

  • Locks & Exit Device - Storefront Hardware Catalog
    Locks & Exit Device - Storefront Hardware Catalog

    Kaba Ilco Corp.'s new  Locks & Exit Device - Storefront Hardware catalog is available now. The Ilco line of locks, exit devices and accessories offers installers quality, competitively priced storefront door hardware solutions. Printed catalogs are...

    Product • January 23rd, 2012

  • Medium Stile Panic Device
    Medium Stile Panic Device

    The Marks USA M9900 series exit device provides extreme durability for high impact applications such as schools, universities and other institutional or commercial buildings. The heavy-duty cast chassis provides superior durability, while the...

    Product • October 5th, 2011

  • SDC Latch Retraction / Dogging Kits
    SDC Latch Retraction / Dogging Kits

    With 450mA inrush, SDC’s UL approved Quiet Duo LR100 series field retrofit kits provide simultaneous electric latch retraction and dogging with automatic retriggering for Von Duprin, Sargent, Yale/Corbin, Dor-O-Matic and Adams Rite mechanical exit...

    Product • August 15th, 2011

  • M9900 Medium Stile Panic Device
    M9900 Medium Stile Panic Device

    ASIS Booth 3300 The M9900 series exit device provides extreme durability for high impact applications such as schools, universities and other institutional or commercial buildings. The heavy-duty cast chassis provides superior durability, while the...

    Product • August 15th, 2011

  • Vandal Resistant Exit Switch
    Vandal Resistant Exit Switch

      SDC's 463U heavy duty, stainless steel exit switch is weatherized and vandal resistant. The impact resistant stainless steel button with a bi-color led status indicator has no moving parts and is capable of up to 1 billion cycles. The integrated...

    Product • July 21st, 2011

  • SD-962AR-36G Exit Device
    SD-962AR-36G Exit Device

    SECO-LARM is currently shipping the new UL (USA and Canada) listed SD-962AR-36G Grade 1 heavy-duty Rim-type push bar exit device that mounts on the inside of any standard door to securely block entry to a protected premises while allowing users inside...

    Product • June 1st, 2011

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