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The VON DUPRIN 050566313 is a latch case cover kit designed as a replacement or service component for Von Duprin exit device hardware. This kit provides a protective cover for the latch case assembly, maintaining the mechanical integrity and finished appearance of the exit device. Finished in Dark Bronze (710), it suits commercial door hardware installations where aesthetics and durability must meet simultaneously. Licensed locksmiths, door hardware technicians, and commercial security installers typically work with this component during routine service, vandalism repair, or hardware upgrades in public and commercial buildings.
This latch case cover kit is intended for use with Von Duprin exit device series including the 2227, 98/9927, and 710 product lines. It is suited for commercial interior and exterior door applications in schools, offices, healthcare facilities, and other public buildings where Von Duprin panic hardware is already installed. The Dark Bronze finish allows the replacement component to match existing hardware finishes on doors where color consistency is required.
Designed for use with Von Duprin exit device series 2227, 98/9927, and 710. Intended as an OEM-style service part for existing Von Duprin exit device installations requiring latch case cover replacement or repair.
Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with Von Duprin exit device assemblies. Before servicing, ensure the door is secured in a safe position and any electronic access control or alarm connections to the device are de-energized per the facility's lockout procedure. Refer to the Von Duprin installation documentation for the specific exit device series to confirm correct cover orientation and fastener sequence. Do not force the cover into position, as improper seating may interfere with latch mechanism operation.
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