Detex V40628EBCD36 Rim Exit Device Electric Alarm 36 Inch

Product Description

The DETEX V40628EBCD36 is a 36-inch rim exit device designed for single-door egress applications where both audible alarming and cylinder dogging capability are required. The device mounts to the surface of the door and activates a built-in electric alarm when the door is pushed open, providing an immediate audible alert to unauthorized or emergency exit events. The aluminum finish offers corrosion resistance suited to interior commercial and institutional environments. This unit is installed by licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, or commercial contractors working on life-safety egress systems.

This rim exit device is intended for commercial and institutional single-door applications including schools, hospitals, retail facilities, warehouses, and office buildings where code-compliant panic hardware is required. The cylinder dogging feature allows the latch to be held retracted for high-traffic periods without triggering the alarm, a function controlled by an authorized key cylinder. The electric alarm activates on door opening, making it well suited for doors that require monitored egress control without full electrified hardware integration.

Key Features

• Built-in electric alarm activates on door push for immediate audible egress alert
• Cylinder dogging function allows key-controlled latch retraction for high-traffic periods
• Aluminum finish provides corrosion resistance for interior commercial use
• Rim-mount design installs on the surface of the door without through-door mortising
• Fits 36-inch door width as a direct single-unit installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rim exit device for 36-inch commercial single doors requiring panic hardware with electric alarm and cylinder dogging functionality.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware professional familiar with ANSI and life-safety egress code requirements. Disconnect power to any connected alarm or access control circuit before servicing the electric alarm components. Verify door preparation and frame conditions meet the manufacturer mounting requirements before fastening the rim device. Consult applicable local building and fire codes, including IBC and NFPA 101, to confirm compliant placement and alarm functionality.