Corbin Russwin ED5400 625 Vertical Rod Exit Device 36in

Product Description

The CORBIN RUSSWIN ED5400 625 is a surface vertical rod exit device designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications. This device mounts directly to the face of the door and operates top and bottom rod latches simultaneously when the push bar is depressed, allowing occupants to exit quickly during normal use or emergency egress. Finished in bright chrome (finish code 625), it presents a clean, polished appearance suitable for high-visibility entryways. At 36 inches in width, it fits standard single commercial door leafs and meets typical panic hardware mounting requirements.

Surface vertical rod exit devices are commonly installed on hollow metal or aluminum-framed doors in commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, and institutional facilities where code-compliant emergency egress hardware is required. The ED5400 625 is appropriate for single-door applications where a surface-mounted rod system is preferred over concealed vertical rod or mortise configurations. Installation is typically performed by a licensed commercial door hardware technician or locksmith familiar with exit device mounting and door prep requirements.

Key Features

• Surface-mounted vertical rod design activates top and bottom latches simultaneously with single push-bar motion
• Bright chrome (625) finish provides a polished, corrosion-resistant appearance for high-traffic entryways
• 36-inch width fits standard single commercial door leafs
• Push bar operation supports life-safety and emergency egress compliance in commercial applications
• Surface-mount configuration requires no internal door prep, simplifying installation on existing doors

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface vertical rod exit device for standard 36-inch commercial single doors. No specific model or frame compatibility data was provided; verify door thickness, frame type, and strike compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or licensed locksmith. Disengage all power-operated hardware and secure the door in a safe position before beginning work. Surface vertical rod exit devices must be installed in accordance with applicable building codes, including NFPA 101 life-safety requirements and local amendments. Verify that top and bottom rod lengths, strikes, and keeper hardware are appropriate for the specific door and frame assembly before final installation.