Von Duprin 99EOF26D4 Rim Exit Device Fire Rated 626 Satin Chrome

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 99EOF26D4 is a fire-rated rim exit device with a grooved case profile, designed for single-door egress applications in commercial and institutional buildings. Built to a 4-foot door width, it operates as a rim-style panic hardware unit that mounts to the surface of the door and latches to a strike on the frame. The 626 satin chrome finish provides corrosion resistance suited for high-traffic interior environments. The grooved case design gives the device a lower-profile aesthetic without compromising the mechanical function required for code-compliant egress. Licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, and commercial contractors handle installation on rated assemblies.

This exit device is intended for commercial, institutional, and public-assembly occupancies where fire-rated egress hardware is required by code. Typical applications include corridors, stairwells, and exit passageways in schools, hospitals, office buildings, and government facilities. The rim configuration makes it suitable for doors where a surface-applied device is preferred over mortise or concealed vertical rod hardware. The fire rating designation means the device is listed for use on fire-rated door assemblies where panic hardware is permitted under applicable building and fire codes.

Key Features

• Fire-rated listing for use on rated door assemblies requiring panic hardware
• Rim-style mounting mounts to door face and latches to frame-mounted strike
• Grooved case profile for a lower-profile appearance on the door
• 4-foot nominal door width coverage
• 626 satin chrome finish for durability in high-traffic interior openings
• Sold individually as a single exit device unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rim exit device for fire-rated commercial door assemblies requiring panic hardware on single-door egress openings.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or qualified commercial contractor familiar with NFPA 80 requirements for fire-rated door assemblies. Power down any electrified hardware or access control connected to the door assembly before beginning work. Verify that the door and frame are rated to match the device listing before mounting. Do not modify the device case or strike in any way that could void the fire listing.