Von Duprin QELA-9447-L-US26D-3 -4 -LHR-94 Exit Device

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN QELA-9447-L-US26D-3 -4 -LHR-94 is a left-hand reverse exit device designed for commercial door applications requiring controlled egress. Exit devices of this type mount to the door face and allow single-motion exit per life safety code requirements while maintaining controlled access from the outside. The US26D finish indicates a satin chromium-plated surface, which is a standard architectural hardware finish suited for high-traffic openings. This unit is sold individually and is installed by licensed door hardware technicians or commercial contractors working to local building and fire code requirements.

This exit device is intended for commercial and institutional applications where code-compliant egress hardware is required. The LHR designation indicates left-hand reverse door handing, which determines how the device mounts relative to the hinge and latch side of the door. The 94-series classification is associated with rim-style exit device configurations commonly specified on single doors in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and other occupancies subject to IBC and NFPA 101 life safety requirements.

Key Features

• Left-hand reverse (LHR) door handing for correct installation on reverse-hand door configurations
• US26D satin chromium finish for durability and architectural consistency in commercial settings
• Rim-style exit device configuration for surface-mounted installation on single doors
• Sold as a single unit, quantity one per order
• Designed to meet single-motion egress requirements per applicable life safety codes

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style exit device replacement or new-installation unit for commercial door openings requiring left-hand reverse handing in the 94-series VON DUPRIN exit device family.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or licensed contractor familiar with commercial exit device mounting and applicable fire and building codes. Verify door handing before installation, as LHR designation is not field-reversible on most rim exit devices. Reference NFPA 101 and local IBC amendments for egress hardware placement and force requirements. De-latch and secure the door in a safe position before removing any existing exit hardware.