Sargent 710-4 Etp Lhrb 26D Exit Device Trim Dummy P Lever

Product Description

The SARGENT 710-4 ETP LHRB 26D is a Grade 1 dummy exit device trim designed for use with concealed vertical rod exit devices. It mounts on the inactive leaf of a pair of doors to provide a matching trim appearance without requiring a functional latch or operating mechanism. The P lever handle and satin chrome (26D) finish give it a clean, professional look that coordinates with active exit hardware. This trim is intended for commercial door openings where code-compliant egress hardware is already provided on the active leaf. Licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, and commercial contractors are the typical installers.

This trim is specifically designed for use with SARGENT 8400 and 8600 Series concealed vertical rod exit devices. It is suited for commercial and institutional applications such as schools, office buildings, and healthcare facilities where paired door openings require a consistent hardware appearance on both leaves. The left-hand reverse (LHR) handing makes it appropriate for specific door swing configurations in these multi-door openings.

Key Features

• Grade 1 commercial duty rating for high-traffic door openings
• Dummy trim function provides matching appearance without active latch mechanism
• P lever design coordinates with SARGENT active exit device trim styles
• Left-hand reverse (LHR) handing for correct door swing orientation
• Satin chrome (26D) finish resists corrosion and wear in heavy-use environments
• Compatible with concealed vertical rod devices in the 8400 and 8600 Series

Compatibility

Designed for use with SARGENT 8400 and 8600 Series concealed vertical rod exit devices on left-hand reverse (LHR) door configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware specialist or commercial locksmith familiar with exit device trim mounting procedures. Verify door handing before installation to confirm LHR orientation is correct for the opening. Disengage any connected exit device and secure the door in a safe position before beginning trim removal or installation. Consult local building and fire codes to confirm that dummy trim placement meets egress requirements for the specific opening type.