Falcon 19V-EO 4 695 Rhr Vertical Rod Exit Device 48in

Product Description

The FALCON 19V-EO 4 695 RHR is a Grade 1 surface-mounted vertical rod exit device designed for exit-only door applications. It mounts to the face of the door and uses vertical rods to simultaneously latch the top and bottom of the door leaf, providing positive engagement at two points. Rated at Grade 1, it meets the highest performance classification for commercial exit hardware under ANSI/BHMA standards. The device ships in a Dark Bronze Painted finish and is configured for right-hand reverse doors at 48 inches in door width. Installation is performed by licensed door hardware specialists or commercial locksmiths.

This exit device is suited for commercial and institutional applications where one-way egress control is required. Exit-only configuration means the door cannot be operated from the exterior, making it appropriate for emergency egress doors, stairwell exits, and secondary building exits in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and retail environments. The right-hand reverse handing is specified for doors that swing outward with the hinge on the left side when viewed from the exterior. The 48-inch width covers standard double-leaf or wide single-leaf commercial door openings.

Key Features

• Grade 1 ANSI/BHMA performance rating for heavy-duty commercial use
• Surface-mounted vertical rod design latches door at top and bottom simultaneously
• Exit-only function prevents exterior entry without hardware or key override
• Right-hand reverse handing for outswing doors with hinge on the left exterior side
• 48-inch door width fits standard wide commercial door openings
• Dark Bronze Painted finish for consistent appearance with commercial door hardware suites

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation exit device for Grade 1 commercial door applications requiring surface vertical rod hardware on 48-inch right-hand reverse outswing doors.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or licensed locksmith familiar with ANSI A156.3 exit device standards and applicable local building codes. Verify door handing and door width before installation, and confirm the strike and top rod strike are aligned with the door frame. Disengage all electrical power to any integrated electrified hardware before beginning work. Do not modify the rod length or latch components beyond manufacturer-specified adjustments.