Von Duprin 230L695LHR Left Hand Reverse Lever Trim

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 230L695LHR is a left hand reverse lever trim designed for use with Von Duprin 22 Series exit devices. This trim assembly provides outside access control on panic hardware installations, allowing authorized entry through a door fitted with a 22 Series crash bar or touchpad exit device. The unit ships in an SP313 dark bronze finish, making it a practical fit for commercial door hardware programs where finish consistency matters. Licensed commercial door hardware specialists and architectural hardware consultants typically specify and install this trim as part of a complete exit device assembly.

This lever trim is intended for commercial and institutional applications including office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and other public occupancies where code-compliant egress hardware is required. The left hand reverse (LHR) handing designation is critical to ordering — verify door handing before placing an order. It pairs with 22 Series Von Duprin exit devices to complete the lockset function on the secure side of the door.

Key Features

• Left hand reverse handing — matches LHR door swing configurations
• 06 lever design provides standard lever-style outside trim actuation
• SP313 dark bronze finish for consistent architectural hardware aesthetics
• Designed to pair with Von Duprin 22 Series exit devices
• Sold as a single unit for targeted replacement or new installation

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician familiar with exit device trim applications. Confirm door handing before installation — incorrect handing will prevent proper function. Ensure the exit device is fully depressurized and the door is secured in an open position before mounting trim components. Local building codes and fire egress requirements, such as those outlined in NFPA 101, may govern exit device hardware selection and installation in your jurisdiction.