Von Duprin 9947EO26D3 Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 9947EO26D3 is a 3-foot concealed vertical rod exit device with a grooved case profile, finished in 626 Satin Chrome. It is designed for single-door egress applications in commercial and institutional buildings where code-compliant, reliable panic hardware is required. The device uses concealed vertical rods to engage top and bottom latching points, keeping the door face clean while providing positive latch engagement on each actuation. Licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, and general contractors typically handle installation on hollow metal or wood door frames.

This exit device is suited for interior and exterior doors in public buildings including schools, hospitals, government facilities, office complexes, and retail environments. The 626 Satin Chrome finish is a widely specified architectural finish that coordinates with standard commercial door hardware. The grooved case profile accommodates architectural trim requirements common in commercial new construction and renovation projects. The device ships as a single unit and is available in case quantities of 3.

Key Features

• Concealed vertical rod design keeps door face clean and reduces exposure to vandalism or tampering
• Grooved case profile meets common architectural trim specifications
• 626 Satin Chrome finish provides a durable, corrosion-resistant surface for high-traffic environments
• 3-foot (36-inch nominal) device width for standard single-door applications
• Single-unit sales with case quantity of 3 for project ordering flexibility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style concealed vertical rod exit device for standard commercial single-door applications requiring panic hardware. Confirm door width, frame preparation, and top and bottom strike compatibility before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware specialist or qualified contractor familiar with ANSI and IBC egress hardware requirements. Power down any electrified hardware connected to the door assembly before beginning work. Verify that the door frame is prepped for concealed vertical rod top and bottom strikes prior to mounting. Consult local building codes and the Authority Having Jurisdiction for egress hardware compliance requirements.