Sargent LC-704 Etp Lhrb 26D Exit Device Trim Nightlatch

Product Description

The SARGENT LC-704 ETP LHRB 26D is a Grade 1 exit device trim assembly designed for nightlatch function on commercial and institutional door applications. This trim allows a key to retract the latch from the outside, providing controlled entry while maintaining the push-to-exit function on the inside. It ships less cylinder, meaning the installer supplies the cylinder to match the facility's existing keying system. The P lever handle is finished in Satin Chrome (26D), suited for high-traffic openings where a clean, professional appearance is required. Installation is handled by qualified door hardware or locksmith technicians.

This trim is designed for left-hand reverse (LHRB) door applications. It is compatible with SARGENT rim and mortise exit device series, specifically the 8300, 8500, 8800, 8900, 9800, and 9900 Series devices. Typical installations include stairwell doors, corridor egress doors, and secondary building exits in commercial, institutional, and light industrial settings where controlled re-entry is needed alongside code-compliant egress.

Key Features

• Grade 1 commercial-duty construction for high-cycle, high-traffic door openings
• Nightlatch function - key retracts the latch for outside entry without operating the exit device
• Less cylinder configuration allows field installation of a specified or owner-keyed cylinder
• P lever design in Satin Chrome (26D) finish
• Left-Hand Reverse (LHRB) handing for correct trim orientation on the door
• Compatible with rim and mortise SARGENT exit device chassis - no additional trim adapter required

Compatibility

Designed for use with SARGENT rim and mortise exit devices in the 8300, 8500, 8800, 8900, 9800, and 9900 Series. Specified for left-hand reverse door handing. Cylinder is not included and must be sourced separately to match the site keying system.

Installation Notes

Exit device trim should be installed by a licensed door hardware technician or qualified locksmith familiar with ANSI-grade exit hardware. Verify door handing before installation - installing trim with incorrect handing will prevent proper latch and lever function. The cylinder bore must be prepared to accept the specified cylinder format before trim installation is complete. Consult local building and fire codes, including IBC egress requirements, to confirm this trim function is approved for the intended opening.