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The VON DUPRIN 9927EOF26D4LBRAFL is a 4-foot fire rated surface vertical rod exit device designed for commercial door applications requiring code-compliant panic hardware. This unit ships without the bottom rod and includes an auxiliary fire latch, making it suitable for single-door or specific paired-door configurations where the bottom rod is not required. The grooved case design houses the vertical rod actuating mechanism and carries a 626 Satin Chrome finish. At 17 pounds, it is a substantial, full-width device intended for professional installation on fire-rated openings. Licensed commercial door hardware contractors and architectural hardware specialists are the typical installers of this device.
This exit device is used on fire-rated commercial door openings in public buildings including schools, office buildings, hospitals, retail facilities, and municipal structures. The surface vertical rod configuration makes it appropriate for doors where a concealed vertical rod or rim-only device is not specified. The auxiliary fire latch provides additional positive latching assurance on fire-rated door assemblies, supporting compliance with fire code requirements at the door hardware level. The 4-foot rail length accommodates standard commercial door widths in this configuration.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation exit device for fire-rated commercial door openings requiring a surface vertical rod configuration with an auxiliary fire latch and less-bottom-rod specification.
Installation should be performed by a licensed commercial door hardware contractor or qualified architectural hardware professional familiar with NFPA 80 requirements for fire-rated door assemblies. Verify the door and frame are rated for the intended fire rating before mounting hardware. Disconnect any electrified hardware circuits and secure the door in a safe position before beginning installation or removal. Do not modify the exit device body, case, or latch components in the field, as alterations may void fire listing compliance.
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