Von Duprin 98EO26D4 Rim Exit Device 4 Ft Smooth Case

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 98EO26D4 is a 4-foot rim exit device with a smooth case profile, finished in 626 Satin Chrome. Rim exit devices mount directly to the door face and operate a rim latch or vertical rod latch via a push bar, allowing rapid egress without a knob or lever. This unit is designed for single-door commercial or institutional applications where code-compliant panic hardware is required. The smooth case housing keeps the profile clean and resistant to snagging in high-traffic corridors. At 15.3 pounds, this is a full-weight commercial-grade assembly intended for installation by a licensed architectural hardware professional or commercial door contractor.

The 98EO26D4 is suited for commercial and institutional buildings including schools, hospitals, office buildings, and public assembly spaces where life-safety egress hardware is required on single doors. The 4-foot bar length accommodates standard commercial door widths. The 626 Satin Chrome finish coordinates with common commercial hardware standards and is appropriate for interior and sheltered exterior applications where corrosion exposure is limited.

Key Features

• Smooth case design minimizes hardware protrusion in high-traffic corridors
• Rim-mounted exit device — mounts to door face without mortising
• 4-foot push bar length for standard commercial door widths
• 626 Satin Chrome finish for a clean, professional appearance
• Full commercial-grade construction at 15.3 pounds
• Sold individually as a single-unit assembly

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rim exit device for single commercial doors requiring panic or emergency egress hardware per applicable life-safety codes.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed architectural hardware specialist or commercial door contractor familiar with ANSI and IBC life-safety egress requirements. Verify door preparation, backset, and frame conditions before mounting. Disconnect any electrified hardware and ensure the door is secured before beginning work. Do not modify the push bar or case housing, as alterations may void compliance with applicable building codes.