Sdc S6203PU36EMEK Exit Device

Product Description

The SDC S6203PU36EMEK is an exit device designed for access-controlled door hardware applications. Exit devices of this type provide a panic-hardware egress solution that allows occupants to push through a door quickly while maintaining controlled entry from the outside. This unit is part of SDC Security Door Controls' exit device line, intended for installation by licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, and security integrators working on commercial or institutional door assemblies. The finish designation suggests a satin stainless appearance, and the 36 in the part number indicates a 36-inch door width rating.

Exit devices in this category are typically installed on commercial hollow-metal or wood doors in schools, office buildings, retail spaces, and other occupancy types requiring code-compliant egress hardware. The electromagnetic configuration indicated in the part number suggests this unit incorporates electric latch retraction or an electrified trim function, making it suited for access control integrations where door release is managed by a panel or controller. Installation is performed as part of a broader access control or life-safety system buildout.

Key Features

• Exit device configuration designed for 36-inch door width applications
• Electromagnetic function indicated, compatible with access control system integration
• 630 finish designation indicating satin stainless steel appearance
• Sold as a single unit per the manufacturer unit of measure
• Engineered for commercial-grade egress compliance applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation exit device for commercial door assemblies requiring electrified panic hardware with access control capability.

Installation Notes

Exit devices must be installed by qualified door hardware or access control technicians in compliance with NFPA 101 life safety code requirements and applicable local building codes. Power down the access control panel and de-energize any electric strikes or magnetic locks on the door circuit before beginning installation. Verify door prep dimensions and backset requirements before mounting. Do not modify the device chassis or tamper with the electrical components, as this may void listings and affect egress compliance.