Adams Rite 8802ELD36-12 Exit Device 12 Volt

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 8802ELD36-12 is a 12-volt electric latch dogging exit device designed for commercial door hardware applications. Exit devices of this type allow controlled egress from a building while supporting electrical integration with access control systems. The 12-volt input enables remote latch retraction, allowing the door to be held in the unlatched position without mechanical dogging. This type of hardware is typically specified by locksmiths, door hardware contractors, and security integrators working on commercial or institutional projects where code-compliant egress and access control must coexist.

This exit device is suited for commercial and institutional installations where electric latch dogging functionality is required. Typical applications include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and other occupancies that require NFPA- or IBC-compliant egress hardware with the added capability of remote or automated door release. It is sold as a single unit and is intended for professional installation on standard commercial door preparations.

Key Features

• 12-volt electric latch dogging for integration with access control systems
• Enables remote latch retraction without manual mechanical dogging
• Designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications
• Sold as individual unit for single-door installation
• Supports code-compliant egress requirements in commercial occupancies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install exit device for commercial doors requiring 12-volt electric latch dogging capability. Consult door preparation specifications and hardware schedules to confirm fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with commercial exit device mounting requirements. Disconnect and de-energize the access control system and any connected low-voltage wiring before beginning work. Verify door preparation dimensions and strike alignment prior to securing the device. Local building codes and NFPA 101 egress requirements should be consulted to confirm compliant installation.