Schlage Electronics XE360EW25ROFISMP6NEP622 Wireless Exit Trim

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS XE360EW25ROFISMP6NEP622 is a wireless exit trim unit from the XE360 Series, designed for use with the Falcon 25 Rim Device. It features a wide escutcheon profile, an offline indicator function, and a Smart Mobile Reader for credential management without a wired network connection. The Neptune lever handle provides ergonomic operation, and the 6-pin C keyway cylinder adds a mechanical key override option. Finished in matte black, this trim is intended for commercial and institutional access control installations handled by licensed security hardware or door hardware technicians.

This exit trim is built for commercial and institutional applications where wireless electronic access control is required at exit doors equipped with rim-style exit devices. The wide escutcheon accommodates a range of door preparations common in commercial construction. The offline Smart Mobile Reader allows credential updates and audit trail management via mobile device, making it suitable for locations where running additional control wiring is impractical. It pairs specifically with the Falcon 25 Rim Device and is appropriate for interior corridor doors, stairwells, and perimeter exit points in mid- to large-scale facilities.

Key Features

• XE360 Series wireless exit trim with wide escutcheon for Falcon 25 Rim Device compatibility
• Offline indicator function signals door and lock status without continuous network connection
• Smart Mobile Reader supports mobile credential management and audit trail updates
• Neptune lever handle with 6-pin C keyway cylinder for mechanical key override
• Matte black finish suited for modern commercial door hardware aesthetics
• Sold as a single unit for direct replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Falcon 25 Rim Device. Verify door prep, handing, and backset requirements against existing hardware before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or security integrator familiar with electronic access control systems. Disconnect power to the access control panel and any related electrified hardware before beginning installation. Follow all applicable local building codes and fire egress requirements, as exit trim devices on fire-rated doors may be subject to additional inspection. Confirm wireless network or mobile reader pairing procedures per the manufacturer documentation before placing the door back in service.