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The VON DUPRIN 9875EOF26D3 is a fire-rated mortise exit device designed for three-foot door applications in commercial and institutional buildings. It features a smooth case profile and a 626 Satin Chrome finish, combining code-compliant egress hardware with a clean architectural appearance. The mortise-style mechanism integrates directly into the door's lock body, providing secure latching and reliable panic-exit operation. This device is built for high-traffic environments where exit hardware must perform consistently under daily use and meet fire-rated door assembly requirements. Licensed security hardware professionals and commercial locksmiths are the typical installers.
The 9875EOF26D3 is suited for three-foot fire-rated door assemblies in public buildings such as schools, office complexes, healthcare facilities, and government structures. The 626 Satin Chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware in contemporary and institutional settings. The smooth case design reduces snag points in corridor and stairwell applications where ADA clearance and traffic flow are priorities. This device is sold individually and is intended for professional installation on mortise-prep door setups.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation exit device for three-foot fire-rated mortise door assemblies in commercial construction.
Installation should be performed by a licensed commercial locksmith or qualified security hardware technician familiar with fire-rated door assembly requirements. Verify that the door and frame are listed for use with mortise exit hardware and that the fire rating of the assembly is maintained after installation. Disengage all building access control and de-energize any electronic hardware tied to the door circuit before beginning work. Consult applicable local building codes and NFPA 80 requirements for fire door hardware installation standards.
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