Von Duprin 35AEO26D3 Narrow Rim Exit Device 626 Satin Chrome

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 35AEO26D3 is a 3-foot narrow rim exit device designed for single-door commercial and institutional applications where reliable egress hardware is required. Built with a smooth case profile and finished in 626 Satin Chrome, this exit device provides a clean appearance without sacrificing the mechanical durability expected in high-traffic facilities. The unit weighs 12.65 pounds and measures 40 inches in length, 10.5 inches in width, and 5 inches in height. Licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, and commercial contractors install this hardware as part of a compliant life-safety egress system.

The 35AEO26D3 is suited for interior single doors in commercial buildings, institutional facilities, schools, healthcare settings, and other occupancies that require code-compliant panic hardware on egress paths. The narrow rim form factor makes it appropriate for doors where a surface-mounted device is needed and where door prep or frame conditions limit other mounting options. The 626 Satin Chrome finish integrates with standard commercial door hardware finishes commonly specified in architectural hardware schedules.

Key Features

• Narrow rim exit device configuration for surface-mounted single-door installation
• Smooth case profile provides a clean, low-profile appearance
• 626 Satin Chrome finish for corrosion resistance and compatibility with standard commercial hardware specifications
• 3-foot (36-inch nominal) device length suits standard commercial door widths
• Overall unit length of 40 inches accommodates standard mounting requirements
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style narrow rim exit device for commercial single-door egress applications requiring surface-mounted panic hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware professional or qualified contractor familiar with ANSI, BHMA, and applicable local building and fire codes governing egress hardware. Verify door hand, backset, and frame preparation before mounting. Always confirm the door is de-latched and any associated access control or electrified hardware is de-energized before beginning work. Do not modify the device chassis or trim components, as alterations may void compliance with applicable life-safety standards.