Von Duprin 230L689RHR Right Hand Reverse Lever Trim

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 230L689RHR is a right hand reverse lever trim designed for use with Von Duprin 22 Series exit devices. This trim assembly provides the exterior lever handle that allows controlled entry from the outside while maintaining compliant panic egress from the inside. Finished in 689 aluminum, it delivers a clean, commercial-grade appearance suited to institutional and public-access openings. The trim is sold as a single unit and is installed by licensed door hardware specialists or security technicians working on commercial door assemblies. At 3.2 pounds, it is a solid, hardware-grade component built for repeated daily use in high-traffic environments.

This lever trim is intended for commercial and institutional applications where exit devices are required by code, including office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and other public-access structures. The right hand reverse (RHR) designation indicates the hand of the door it is configured for, making it essential to verify door handing before ordering. It pairs directly with Von Duprin 22 Series exit devices and is finished in 689 aluminum to coordinate with complementary hardware on the same opening.

Key Features

• Right hand reverse (RHR) configuration for correct door handing
• 689 aluminum finish for a clean, commercial-grade appearance
• Designed for Von Duprin 22 Series exit devices
• Sold as a single unit (EA), ready for direct installation
• Dimensions of 10.8 inches length, 6.4 inches width, and 4.8 inches height
• Weighs 3.2 pounds, indicating solid hardware-grade construction

Compatibility

Designed for use with Von Duprin 22 Series exit devices in right hand reverse door configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or licensed locksmith familiar with commercial exit device trim assemblies. Verify door handing before installation, as installing the incorrect hand trim will prevent proper function. Disengage any electronic access control or power to electric strike components before beginning work. Follow applicable building and fire codes governing panic hardware in the jurisdiction where the device is installed.