Yale 1800F-36-689 Rim Exit Device Fire Rated Satin Chrome

Product Description

The YALE 1800F-36-689 is a fire-rated rim exit device designed for commercial and institutional door applications. Built from aluminum with a satin chrome finish, this panic hardware mounts to the face of a door and allows occupants to exit quickly by pressing the crossbar. The device meets Grade 1 performance requirements under ANSI A156.3 and carries UL/cUL listing for fire-rated openings. It fits door widths from 30 inches to 36 inches and is part of the 1800 Series, a line intended for high-traffic exit points. Licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, and commercial contractors are the typical installers.

This rim exit device is suited for commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and other occupancies where code-compliant fire-rated egress hardware is required. The 1800F-36-689 is appropriate for single-door applications where rim-style exit hardware is specified. Its Grade 1 rating makes it appropriate for high-cycle, heavy-use environments. The satin chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware finishes. Door width must fall between 30 inches and 36 inches for proper fitment.

Key Features

• Fire-rated construction — UL/cUL Listed for use on fire-rated door assemblies
• Grade 1 performance per ANSI A156.3 and BHMA A156.3 for heavy-duty commercial use
• Aluminum construction for corrosion resistance and reduced weight
• Satin chrome finish (689) for a clean, professional appearance
• Crossbar projection: 1-3/4 inches depressed, 2-1/2 inches active
• Fits door widths from 30 inches to 36 inches

Compatibility

Designed for doors with a minimum width of 30 inches and a maximum width of 36 inches. Suitable for fire-rated single-door assemblies requiring rim-style exit devices that comply with ANSI A156.3 Type 1 and BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 standards.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware specialist or commercial locksmith in accordance with the door manufacturer's fire label requirements and applicable building codes. Verify that the door assembly maintains its fire rating after installation — improper mounting can void the fire label. Disengage all latching hardware and confirm the door is secured in its frame before beginning installation. Consult the local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) to confirm code compliance for the specific occupancy type.