Adams Rite 4900-35-101-335 Heavy Duty Deadlatch

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 4900-35-101-335 is a heavy-duty deadlatch designed for commercial door hardware applications. A deadlatch provides positive latching action that resists push-back without a key or lever, making it a standard choice for storefront aluminum-frame doors, stile-and-rail doors, and exit device assemblies. This unit is sold individually and is installed by licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, and commercial contractors working on exit and access-control systems.

The 4900 Series deadlatch is suited for commercial and light-industrial door applications where reliable, low-maintenance latching is required. It fits into exit device assemblies and storefront door preparations common in retail, office, and institutional buildings. This series is a recognized option in commercial door hardware for aluminum stile doors requiring a surface-mounted or mortise-style deadlatch mechanism.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty deadlatch construction for commercial door applications
• Part of the 4900 Series, a recognized product line for storefront and exit device use
• Positive latch engagement resists push-back without actuation
• Sold as an individual unit, one piece per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or component latch for commercial exit device and storefront door assemblies in the ADAMS RITE 4900 Series product line. Consult the door hardware schedule and manufacturer documentation to confirm fitment for the specific door preparation and exit device configuration on site.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith or commercial door hardware technician familiar with exit device assemblies and applicable building codes. Ensure the door is properly secured and all power to any electrified hardware is disconnected before beginning work. Verify the door preparation, backset, and strike alignment before final installation. Consult local building and fire codes, including IBC exit requirements, to confirm the hardware configuration meets egress compliance.