Von Duprin 996LBER26DLHR Lhr Lever Escutcheon Trim 626

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 996LBER26DLHR is a Left Hand Reverse (LHR) lever blank escutcheon trim designed for use with Von Duprin 98 and 99 series rim or vertical rod exit devices. Finished in 626 Satin Chrome, this trim mounts to the interior side of a door and provides a clean, professional lever handle interface for controlled egress and entry. It ships as a single assembly and is intended for commercial door hardware installations where a specific hand orientation is required. The trim coordinates mechanically with the exit device chassis and is suited for high-traffic public building applications.

This trim is used in commercial and institutional settings such as schools, government buildings, healthcare facilities, and office complexes where Von Duprin 98 or 99 series devices are already installed or being specified. Left Hand Reverse orientation applies to doors that are hinged on the right when viewed from the secure side. Installers specifying or replacing trim on existing 98 or 99 series rim or vertical rod exit device assemblies will find this part a direct fit for that configuration.

Key Features

• Left Hand Reverse (LHR) orientation for correct lever alignment on applicable door configurations
• 626 Satin Chrome finish provides a clean, low-glare appearance consistent with commercial hardware standards
• Blank escutcheon design accommodates trim without a cylinder prep, suitable where no key cylinder is required on the trim side
• Compatible with Von Duprin 98 and 99 series rim and vertical rod exit devices
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for precise replacement or new installation ordering

Compatibility

Designed for use with Von Duprin 98 and 99 series rim or vertical rod exit devices in Left Hand Reverse applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware professional or qualified locksmith familiar with commercial exit device trim. Verify door handing before ordering, as trim handing cannot be reversed in the field. Disengage any access control wiring and confirm the exit device is mechanically isolated before removing or installing trim components. Installation must comply with applicable building and life safety codes, including NFPA 101, for exit hardware in egress paths.