Falcon 510LDAN626FSE Dane Lever Exit Device Trim Fail Secure

Product Description

The FALCON 510LDAN626FSE is an electric exit device trim featuring a Dane lever handle designed for use with compatible panic hardware exit devices. It operates as a fail-secure electric trim, meaning the lever remains locked when power is removed and unlocks only when energized. The key cylinder allows the lever to be locked or unlocked mechanically as needed. Finished in Satin Chrome (626), this trim is suited for commercial doors requiring controlled egress and access management. A licensed locksmith or door hardware installer typically performs the mounting and wiring for this type of trim assembly.

This trim is intended for commercial and institutional applications such as office buildings, schools, hospitals, and other facilities requiring controlled access on exit device-equipped doors. The fail-secure electric function makes it appropriate for access-controlled entry points where the door must remain secure during a power outage. The interchangeable core cylinder design allows re-keying without full disassembly, reducing service time in high-turnover or high-security environments.

Key Features

• Fail-secure electric function: lever locks when power is off, unlocks when energized
• Dane lever handle design in Satin Chrome (626) finish
• Key-operated cylinder locks or unlocks the lever independently of electric function
• Interchangeable core cylinder supports fast re-keying without a locksmith
• Sold as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric trim for use with compatible FALCON exit device panic hardware bodies requiring lever trim with fail-secure electric operation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or commercial locksmith familiar with electric exit device trim wiring and local building codes. Disconnect power to the access control system before connecting or disconnecting any electrical leads on the trim. Verify door prep, backset, and exit device compatibility before mounting. Consult applicable fire and life safety codes, including NFPA 101, for egress hardware requirements at the installation site.