Von Duprin 9827EOF26D3 Surface Vertical Rod Exit Device

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 9827EOF26D3 is a fire-rated surface vertical rod exit device designed for commercial door applications requiring reliable, code-compliant egress hardware. Built for 3-foot door widths and finished in 626 Satin Chrome, this unit features a smooth case design that keeps the rod mechanism enclosed for a clean appearance. It is intended for use on pairs of doors where top and bottom rod engagement is required to secure both the active and inactive leaves. Licensed commercial locksmiths, door hardware contractors, and security integrators are the typical trades that specify and install this device.

This exit device is suited for interior stairwell doors, corridor pairs, and other high-traffic commercial openings where fire-rated hardware is required by code. The smooth case construction fits applications where aesthetics matter alongside compliance. The 626 Satin Chrome finish coordinates with common commercial finish schedules in office buildings, schools, hospitals, and institutional facilities. It ships as a single unit and is ordered individually.

Key Features

• Fire-rated construction meets requirements for rated door assemblies
• Surface vertical rod design engages top and bottom of the door for positive latching
• Smooth case conceals the vertical rod for a cleaner profile
• 626 Satin Chrome finish suits standard commercial finish schedules
• Sized for 3-foot door width applications
• EOF designation indicates end-of-frame compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM surface vertical rod exit device replacement or new installation for commercial fire-rated door pairs requiring a 3-foot device in 626 Satin Chrome finish.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or commercial locksmith familiar with NFPA 80 requirements for fire-rated door assemblies. Verify that the door frame and door preparation match the device specifications before mounting. All fasteners and strike alignments must be confirmed before the door is returned to service. Do not modify the rod mechanism or case housing, as alterations may void the fire rating.