Sdc S5101PV36E Rim Panic Exit Device 36 in Elr

Product Description

The SDC Security Door Controls S5101PV36E is a rim panic exit device with electric latch retraction (ELR) designed for single-door commercial and institutional egress applications. The device mounts to the surface of the door and strikes the rim of the door frame, making it well suited for doors where mortise or surface vertical rod hardware is not practical. The ELR function allows the latch to be retracted electronically, enabling free egress or access control integration without mechanical dogging. Locksmiths, door hardware specialists, and commercial security integrators are the typical installers for this class of device.

This exit device is built for commercial-grade applications including office buildings, schools, hospitals, retail spaces, and other facilities subject to life-safety egress codes. The 36-inch trim size accommodates standard single commercial doors. The 628 finish designates a satin aluminum anodized surface, a common specification for aluminum-framed storefronts and commercial hollow-metal door assemblies. Integration with access control panels, electric strikes, and door monitoring systems is a standard use case for ELR-equipped exit devices.

Key Features

• Electric latch retraction (ELR) allows electronic release of the latch bolt for access control integration
• Rim-mount configuration suits single doors where vertical rod or mortise devices are not applicable
• 36-inch cross-bar width fits standard single commercial door widths
• 628 satin aluminum finish provides corrosion resistance suitable for high-traffic commercial environments
• Panic hardware function supports code-compliant emergency egress under pressure

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rim panic exit device for standard commercial single-door egress applications requiring electric latch retraction functionality.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or certified door hardware professional familiar with ANSI, BHMA, and local life-safety egress codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the door access control circuit before wiring the ELR function. Verify door prep dimensions and frame conditions before mounting. Confirm compliance with applicable local fire and life-safety codes prior to placing the door back in service.