Von Duprin 996L-NL-RV US26D 06 Rhr Exit Device

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 996L-NL-RV US26D 06 RHR is a rim-style exit device designed for commercial and institutional door applications. Exit devices of this type provide single-motion egress through a push bar or touch bar mechanism, allowing occupants to exit quickly without operating a separate handle or knob. The US26D finish indicates a satin chromium plating over a base metal, delivering a durable, low-sheen appearance suited to high-traffic entryways. The RHR designation specifies right-hand reverse handing, which must match the door swing before installation. This unit is sold individually and is intended for installation by a licensed door hardware or locksmith professional.

This exit device is suited for commercial doors in offices, schools, healthcare facilities, retail spaces, and light industrial buildings where code-compliant panic egress hardware is required. The NL designation indicates a night latch function, and the RV suffix denotes a specific trim or chassis configuration within the 996L product line. The US26D finish coordinates with other satin chrome door hardware in a building. Right-hand reverse handing applies to doors that are hinged on the right side when viewed from the secure side of the opening.

Key Features

• US26D satin chromium finish provides durable, low-sheen appearance for high-traffic doors
• Night latch (NL) function controls outside entry while maintaining free egress
• Right-hand reverse (RHR) handing — must be confirmed against door swing before ordering
• RV configuration designates specific trim or chassis variant within the 996L product family
• Single-motion panic egress supports life-safety code compliance in commercial occupancies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style exit device for commercial door applications requiring rim-mounted panic hardware with night latch function and right-hand reverse handing.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or locksmith familiar with ANSI and IBC egress hardware requirements. Verify door handing, door thickness, and frame preparation before mounting to ensure proper latch engagement and code-compliant operation. Disconnect any electric latch retraction or access control wiring before servicing the device. Consult the applicable building code and authority having jurisdiction for egress hardware requirements specific to the occupancy type.