Von Duprin CXA98EO26D3 Chexit Rim Exit Device 626

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN CXA98EO26D3 is a Chexit smooth case rim exit device designed for life-safety egress applications in commercial and institutional buildings. Built to a 36.5-inch bar length, it mounts on the face of single doors and activates the door release mechanism when the cross bar is depressed. The device ships in a 626 Satin Chrome finish, providing corrosion resistance suited to high-traffic interior environments. Licensed security hardware specialists and commercial door contractors are the primary installers of this device. At 16 pounds, the unit is a full-sized, heavy-duty assembly built for long service cycles in demanding conditions.

This rim exit device is intended for single door applications in commercial, institutional, and public assembly occupancies where code-compliant panic hardware is required. Typical installation scenarios include corridor fire doors, stairwell egress doors, and main entry doors in schools, hospitals, and office buildings. The smooth case profile reduces snagging hazards in high-traffic egress paths. It is sold as a single unit and is appropriate wherever NFPA 101 or IBC egress hardware requirements apply to rim-type exit devices.

Key Features

• 36.5-inch smooth case rim bar fits standard 3-foot commercial door openings
• 626 Satin Chrome finish for durable, corrosion-resistant aesthetics in interior applications
• Rim-mount design installs directly to door face without through-bolt mortise preparation
• Chexit delayed egress functionality supports controlled egress compliance where applicable
• Heavy-duty construction rated for high-cycle commercial door use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rim exit device for single commercial doors requiring panic hardware in accordance with applicable life-safety codes. Specific compatible door or frame model numbers were not provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware specialist or commercial locksmith familiar with ANSI, NFPA 101, and local building code egress requirements. De-energize any connected access control or alarm circuits before beginning work. Confirm door preparation, backset, and strike alignment before final mounting. Do not modify the device case or internal mechanism during installation.