Von Duprin AX98EO26D3 Rim Exit Device 626 Satin Chrome

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN AX98EO26D3 is a 3-foot accessible rim exit device with a smooth case design and 626 Satin Chrome finish. Built for commercial and institutional door hardware applications, this exit device mounts to the rim of the door and provides panic-hardware egress in compliance with life-safety code requirements. The smooth case profile keeps the exterior trim clean and reduces snag points in high-traffic corridors. At 13 pounds, the unit is a full-size device suited for standard 36-inch door applications. Licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, and commercial contractors are the primary trades that supply and install this hardware.

This exit device is designed for use in public buildings, commercial facilities, and institutional environments where accessible egress hardware is required. The 626 Satin Chrome finish is a widely specified architectural finish compatible with standard door hardware finish schedules. The accessible designation indicates the device meets applicable accessibility standards for push-bar force and operation. It is appropriate for single-door applications where rim-style mounting is specified by the architect or authority having jurisdiction.

Key Features

• Rim-mount exit device requires no mortise cutout in the door
• Smooth case design minimizes protrusions in high-traffic egress paths
• 626 Satin Chrome finish suits standard commercial finish schedules
• Accessible device configuration meets push-force requirements for accessible egress
• Full 3-foot (36.75-inch) bar length for standard single-door coverage
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rim exit device for commercial and institutional single-door applications requiring accessible panic hardware in a smooth-case, 3-foot configuration with 626 Satin Chrome finish.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware specialist or commercial contractor familiar with ANSI, IBC, and local life-safety code requirements for panic and fire-exit hardware. Power down any electrified hardware or access control systems connected to the door assembly before beginning work. Verify door preparation and strike alignment before final mounting. Do not modify the device case or internal mechanism in the field.