Von Duprin 9927EOF26D3LBRAFL Exit Device 626 Satin Chrome

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 9927EOF26D3LBRAFL is a fire-rated surface vertical rod exit device designed for single or double door applications in commercial and institutional buildings. It ships without the bottom rod, making it suited for installations where only top-rod engagement is required. The device includes an auxiliary fire latch that provides positive door latching in fire conditions, a critical requirement for fire-rated assemblies. Finished in 626 Satin Chrome, it is installed by licensed door hardware specialists or commercial locksmiths on labeled fire door assemblies wherever life-safety egress codes apply.

This exit device is intended for commercial applications including schools, hospitals, office buildings, government facilities, and other public-occupancy structures that require compliant fire-rated egress hardware. The grooved case design accepts field trim and is compatible with surface vertical rod configurations on doors where concealed or mortise rods are not practical. The Less Bottom Rod configuration is commonly specified when the door has a threshold condition or an overhead closer that eliminates the need for bottom rod engagement.

Key Features

• Fire-rated construction meets exit device requirements for labeled fire door assemblies
• Auxiliary fire latch ensures positive door latching under fire conditions
• Surface vertical rod design suits applications where concealed rods are not feasible
• Less Bottom Rod configuration accommodates threshold or floor conditions
• Grooved case accepts standard field-applied trim and pull hardware
• 626 Satin Chrome finish provides corrosion resistance in high-traffic environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface vertical rod exit device for commercial fire-rated door assemblies requiring a 3-foot device with auxiliary fire latch in a 626 Satin Chrome finish. No specific model or system compatibility data was provided in the product record.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or commercial locksmith familiar with NFPA 80 fire door assembly requirements and local building codes. Verify that the door and frame assembly carry the appropriate fire label before installing fire-rated exit hardware. Ensure all electrical power to any access control or electrified hardware is disconnected before beginning work. Do not modify the device body, case, or latch components, as alterations may void the fire label and listing.