Von Duprin 99EO284 Rim Exit Device 4 Foot Grooved Case

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 99EO284 is a 4-foot rim exit device with a grooved case profile, finished in 628 anodized aluminum. Rim exit devices mount directly to the face of a door and actuate a rim latch that engages the door frame, providing reliable egress without a mortise cutout. This device measures 49 inches in length, making it suited for standard 4-foot wide commercial door applications. At 15.1 pounds, the unit is a substantial, hardware-grade assembly designed for high-traffic public and commercial facilities. Locksmiths, door hardware installers, and commercial general contractors are the primary trades that specify and install this hardware.

The 99EO284 is intended for commercial and institutional applications where code-compliant emergency egress is required. Typical install locations include schools, hospitals, office buildings, retail facilities, and other public-access structures where rim-style exit hardware is specified by the architect or AHJ. The grooved case profile is a common aesthetic choice in commercial new construction and renovation projects. The 628 anodized aluminum finish provides corrosion resistance appropriate for interior high-traffic door applications.

Key Features

• 4-foot grooved case rim exit device for standard commercial door widths
• 628 anodized aluminum finish provides durable, corrosion-resistant appearance
• Rim-mount design eliminates the need for a mortise cutout in the door
• 49-inch case length fits standard 4-foot wide door leafs
• Substantial 15.1-pound construction typical of commercial-grade exit hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rim exit device for commercial and institutional door applications requiring code-compliant emergency egress hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware installer or qualified locksmith familiar with ANSI and IBC exit device requirements. Verify door preparation, frame strike alignment, and through-bolt hole locations before mounting. Ensure the door is secured in the open position and any electric latch retraction or access control wiring is de-energized before beginning installation. Consult the applicable building and fire codes enforced by the local AHJ prior to final hardware selection and installation.