Sargent 776-8 Etl 12V Lhrb 26D Electrified Exit Device Trim

Product Description

The SARGENT 776-8 ETL 12V LHRB 26D is a Grade 1 electrified exit device trim designed for use with rim-style and narrow-backset exit devices. It operates on a fail-secure configuration, meaning the lever locks and the latch remains engaged when power is removed. At 12 volts, the trim energizes to allow entry. A rim cylinder is included, and key operation retracts the latch for mechanical override. The L lever handle and left-hand reverse (LHR) orientation make this trim suited for specific door handing requirements. The Satin Chrome (26D) finish provides a clean, professional appearance for commercial and institutional openings.

This trim is intended for commercial door applications where controlled access is required on the exterior side of an exit device. It is typically installed on doors serving corridors, stairwells, storage areas, or other openings where egress hardware must also provide restricted re-entry. The fail-secure function is commonly specified in access control systems where the default locked state is required during a power loss event. It is compatible with SARGENT 8800 Series rim exit devices and NB8700 Series narrow-backset rim exit devices.

Key Features

• Fail-secure operation: lever locks and latch stays engaged when power is off
• 12-volt input for integration with standard access control power supplies
• Rim cylinder included for mechanical key override that retracts the latch
• Left-hand reverse (LHR) handing for correct door orientation fitment
• Grade 1 construction meeting commercial-duty performance requirements
• Satin Chrome (26D) finish for commercial aesthetic compatibility

Compatibility

Designed for use with SARGENT 8800 Series rim exit devices and NB8700 Series narrow-backset rim exit devices. Left-hand reverse (LHR) door handing required. Verify device series and door handing before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or access control technician familiar with electrified exit hardware. Disconnect and lock out all power to the access control circuit before wiring or mounting the trim. Confirm door handing and exit device series compatibility prior to installation. Local building and fire codes, including applicable sections of NFPA 101, should be consulted to ensure the fail-secure configuration is permitted for the intended opening.