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The DEXTER COMMERCIAL ED1500VEO3FT7FTDH689 is a Grade 1 surface vertical rod exit device designed for 3-foot by 7-foot door openings and finished in aluminum. It operates as an exit-only device, meaning the latchbolt retracts from the inside via the crossbar but offers no entry from the exterior. Surface vertical rod hardware engages both the top and bottom of the door frame, providing two-point latching without the need for mortise prep or concealed rod routing. This unit is suited for commercial and institutional applications where life-safety egress compliance is required. Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or commercial door hardware installer.
This exit device is intended for use on standard 3-foot by 7-foot commercial door slabs in applications such as stairwells, storage rooms, utility corridors, and secondary egress doors where re-entry from the exterior is not required. The exit-only configuration limits access control complexity, making it a straightforward solution for code-compliant one-way egress in light to medium commercial occupancies. The aluminum finish suits environments where a low-profile, corrosion-resistant appearance is preferred.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation surface vertical rod exit device for standard 3-foot by 7-foot commercial door frames requiring Grade 1 exit hardware.
Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician familiar with ANSI/BHMA hardware standards and applicable local building codes. Ensure the door is fully de-latched and all power to any access control or electric strike hardware is disconnected before beginning work. Surface vertical rod devices require precise alignment of top and bottom rod strikes to ensure smooth operation — verify frame geometry and strike positioning before final fastener torque. Consult the authority having jurisdiction for life-safety egress compliance requirements prior to installation.
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