Von Duprin 99EO33 Rim Exit Device Bright Brass 605

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 99EO33 is a rim-mounted grooved case exit device designed for single-door commercial applications requiring reliable panic hardware. Built for 3-foot door widths, this unit mounts to the surface of the door and engages a rim strike at the frame. The 605 Bright Brass finish suits institutional and commercial interiors where corrosion resistance and appearance are both required. Licensed contractors and commercial door hardware specialists install this device as part of a code-compliant egress system. At 15.9 pounds, the unit is a full-assembly component intended for professional installation in public or commercial buildings.

This exit device is suited for single-door egress points in commercial, institutional, and public occupancy buildings. Typical installations include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and government structures where life-safety codes mandate compliant panic hardware on egress doors. The grooved case profile accommodates standard door preparations and provides a clean fit on both new construction and retrofit applications. It ships as a single unit and is sold individually.

Key Features

• Rim-mounted design engages a rim strike directly at the door frame without through-door hardware
• Grooved case construction for a refined profile and standard door compatibility
• 605 Bright Brass finish provides corrosion resistance and a consistent appearance in institutional interiors
• Sized for 3-foot door widths with a 36.5-inch case length
• Full-assembly unit weighing 15.9 pounds, ready for field installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rim exit device for commercial and institutional single doors requiring panic hardware with a grooved case profile and 605 Bright Brass finish.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or commercial contractor familiar with NFPA 101 life-safety and local building code requirements. Verify door thickness and backset before mounting the device and strike. Disengage all associated access control or electric latch hardware before servicing or replacing the unit. Do not modify the case or latch components, as alterations may void compliance with applicable fire and egress codes.