Falcon 912LRDAN689 Dane Lever Exit Device Trim Aluminum

Product Description

The FALCON 912LRDAN689 is a Dane lever trim designed for use with compatible exit devices, providing key-locks-or-unlocks (LR) functionality in an aluminum finish. This trim component mounts to the interior side of an exit door and allows a keyed cylinder to control the locked or unlocked state of the lever from the outside. It is primarily installed by licensed locksmiths, security contractors, and commercial door hardware technicians on commercial and institutional applications where code-compliant egress hardware is required. The unit ships as a single assembly and measures 10.8 inches in length, 6.3 inches in width, and 4.7 inches in height, weighing 3.7 pounds.

This exit device trim is suited for commercial interior and exterior door applications where controlled access and life-safety egress are both required. The Dane lever style provides an ergonomic grip profile common in office, institutional, and light industrial environments. The key-locks-or-unlocks function means the outside lever can be toggled between a permanently locked state and a free-passage state using a standard keyed cylinder, making it appropriate for classrooms, storage rooms, and similar occupancies.

Key Features

• Dane lever style trim with key-locks-or-unlocks (LR) cylinder function
• Aluminum finish suitable for standard commercial door hardware schedules
• Interchangeable core design allows re-keying without a locksmith by removing the core
• Compact assembly: 10.8 inches long, 6.3 inches wide, 4.7 inches tall
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style trim accessory for compatible FALCON exit devices accepting Dane lever trim with LR function; verify exit device series compatibility before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith or licensed door hardware technician familiar with applicable building codes, including IBC egress requirements. Disengage all hardware and ensure the door is secured in an open position before beginning trim installation. Do not force the lever spindle or cylinder during assembly, as this may damage the cam or tailpiece. Verify cylinder function and smooth lever operation before returning the door to service.