Von Duprin M996L -rv US19 Fs- 06 Rhr Exit Device

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN M996L -RV US19 FS- 06 RHR is an exit device designed for controlled egress applications in commercial and institutional door hardware installations. Exit devices of this type provide a panic-rated release mechanism that allows occupants to exit quickly while maintaining door security from the outside. This unit is configured as a right-hand reverse (RHR) application and carries a US19 finish designation, indicating a satin nickel or comparable architectural finish. Installation is typically performed by licensed door hardware specialists or commercial locksmiths working to applicable life-safety and building codes.

This exit device is suited for commercial interior and exterior door applications where code-compliant egress hardware is required. The RHR (right-hand reverse) handing configuration makes it appropriate for specific door swing orientations in corridors, stairwells, and other egress paths. The FS and RV option codes indicate specific trim and function configurations as defined by VON DUPRIN product line specifications. Installers should verify door handing, backset, and frame prep prior to ordering and installation.

Key Features

• Right-hand reverse (RHR) handing for specific door swing configurations
• US19 finish designation for consistent architectural appearance
• Exit device category hardware suitable for panic and fire-rated egress applications
• Sold as a single unit (EA) per the manufacturer unit of measure
• Factory-configured option codes (RV, FS, 06) for application-specific trim and function

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-configured exit device within the VON DUPRIN M996L product line. Verify door preparation, handing, and trim compatibility against project specifications before installation. No additional compatible model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Exit devices must be installed by qualified door hardware professionals in accordance with ANSI, NFPA 101 (Life Safety Code), and applicable local building codes. Power down any electrified hardware or access control connections before servicing the door assembly. Confirm door handing and frame prep dimensions match the configured unit before mounting. Do not modify the device configuration in the field without consulting manufacturer documentation, as option codes affect function and code compliance.