Sdc AUTOS136Y Single Push Exit Device 36 in Opening

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS AUTOS136Y is a single-push exit device designed for a 36-inch door opening with a 39-inch housing length. Exit devices of this type provide code-compliant egress in commercial and institutional buildings, allowing occupants to exit quickly by pushing on the crossbar or touchpad. The AUTOS136Y is built for single-door applications and is suited for interior corridor doors, stairwell egress doors, and other high-traffic exit points where reliable, low-force operation is required. Installation is handled by licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, or commercial contractors.

The AUTOS136Y is intended for single-door commercial installations requiring a 36-inch clear opening. Typical applications include office buildings, schools, hospitals, warehouses, and retail facilities where code-compliant emergency egress hardware is mandated. The 39-inch housing accommodates the standard door width and aligns with common commercial door frame configurations. Refer to the manufacturer data sheet for complete trim, function, and finish options before specifying for a project.

Key Features

• Designed for a 36-inch door opening with a 39-inch device housing
• Single-door push exit device for code-compliant egress applications
• Suited for high-traffic commercial and institutional exit points
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style single-push exit device for commercial single-door applications with a 36-inch opening. Verify door prep, backset, and frame conditions against the manufacturer data sheet prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or licensed locksmith in accordance with applicable building codes, including IBC egress requirements and ANSI A156.3 standards for exit devices. Disengage all electrical power to any electrified components and secure the door in a safe position before beginning work. Do not force the device into a misaligned frame, as improper mounting can compromise the latching mechanism and egress function. Confirm all hardware is fully engaged and the exit function operates freely before returning the door to service.