Von Duprin 386NL10BLHR Night Latch Trim Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 386NL10BLHR is a left hand reverse rigid pull night latch trim designed for use with Von Duprin 33, 35, and 75 Series exit devices. This trim piece provides a fixed pull handle on the exterior side of a door while the night latch function restricts entry when engaged, making it a practical solution for controlled-access openings in commercial and institutional facilities. The unit ships as a single assembly and carries an oil rubbed bronze (613) finish. At 2.64 pounds, it is a solid, hardware-grade component built for high-traffic door applications.

This trim is intended for commercial door applications where a rigid pull with night latch control is required on the non-egress side of an opening. Typical installations include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and other public or institutional structures that use Von Duprin 33 Series, 35 Series, or 75 Series panic exit hardware. The left hand reverse (LHR) hand designation must match the door handing before ordering. The 613 oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with door hardware specified in warm bronze palettes.

Key Features

• Left hand reverse (LHR) handing for correct trim orientation on the door
• Rigid pull design provides a fixed, non-moving exterior grip
• Night latch function allows the exterior entry to be restricted independently of the exit device
• 613 oil rubbed bronze finish for architectural coordination
• Compatible with Von Duprin 33, 35, and 75 Series exit devices
• Sold as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed for use with Von Duprin 33 Series, 35 Series, and 75 Series exit devices. Door handing must be confirmed as left hand reverse (LHR) prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or qualified locksmith familiar with commercial exit device trim. Confirm door handing and exit device model compatibility before mounting. De-latch and secure the door in a safe position before disassembling existing hardware. Installation must comply with applicable local building codes and life-safety requirements, including NFPA 101 where fire-rated or egress openings are involved.