Exit Devices
Reliable Exit Devices for Commercial Door Safety and Security
Exit devices are essential for commercial door safety, allowing fast and secure emergency exits in schools, offices, retail stores, and industrial buildings. A reliable panic exit device or panic bar exit device helps improve safety, building code compliance, and daily access control. Rim panic devices are ideal for single and metal doors because they offer dependable security, smooth operation, and long-lasting performance in high-traffic environments.
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Grade 1 Lever Trim- Entrance 26D
PHG5.0 / 5.0
2 Reviews
Grade 1 Lever Trim- Entrance 26D Features Non handed. Standard for 1-3/4” – 2” door thick. Optional for 2-1/4” door thick. Finishes - US26D and US...
View full detailsGrade 1 Lever Trim- Night Latch 26D
PHG5.0 / 5.0
1 Review
Grade 1 Lever Trim- Night Latch 26D Features Non handed. Standard for 1-3/4” – 2” door thick. Optional for 2-1/4” door thick. Finishes - US26D and...
View full details7000 Series Panic Rim Device for Door 36" Aluminum
PHG5.0 / 5.0
1 Review
Certifications ANSI Grade 1 approved, exceeds 500,000 cycles UL305 Listed for Panic Hardware UL Listed for up to 3 hrs. on “A” label Fire doors UL...
View full details7700 Series UL Listed 33"-36" Door Size 26D
PHGCertifications ANSI Grade 1 approved, exceeds 500,000 cycles UL305 Listed for Panic Hardware UL Listed for up to 3 hrs. on “A” label Fire doors U...
View full details9500 Rim Type Exit Device for Door 36" US32D - Grade 1
PHGThis extra heavy duty exit device is very similar to the Von Duprin 99 series Certifications ANSI Grade 1 approved, exceeds 500,000 cycles UL305 L...
View full details9500 Series Exit Device Escutcheon Lever - Entrance US32D
PHGEscutcheon Lever - Entrance Features Reversible lever design with clutch feature. Hardened steel heavy duty tailpiece. Entrance Key retracts latch...
View full detailsEscutcheon Lever - Entrance Aluminum Color
PHGEscutcheon Lever - Entrance Features Reversible lever design with clutch feature. Hardened steel heavy duty tailpiece. Entrance Key retracts latch...
View full detailsEscutcheon Lever - Night Latch 26D - SFIC
PHGEscutcheon Lever - Night Latch 26D Features Reversible lever design with clutch feature. Hardened steel heavy duty tailpiece. Night Latch Key oper...
View full detailsAdvantage Trim | Grade 1 | Entrance | Thumbpiece | Aluminum Finish
PHGThumbpiece- Entrance 26D Standard for 1-3/4” door thick. Optional for 2” ~ 2-1/4” door thick. Keying SC4 6-pins. Functions 400TP - Entrance Key loc...
View full detailsThumbpiece- Night Latch 26D
PHGStandard for 1-3/4” door thick. Optional for 2” ~ 2-1/4” door thick. Keying SC4 6-pins. Functions Night Latch Key unlocks thumbpiece, otherwise al...
View full details9500 Rim Type Exit Device for Door 36" US32D - Grade 1 - w/ Cylinder Dogging 9CD36
PHGThis extra, heavy-duty exit device is very similar to the Von Duprin 99 series This Exit Device comes with Cylinder Dogging Kit - 9CD36 Certificat...
View full detailsAdvantage 7000 Series | Alarm Kit | Exit Device 36"
PHGHigh-Performance Alarm Kit with Key Exit System The Advantage 7000 Series alarm kit delivers dependable, audible security for commercial exit doo...
View full detailsWhat is an exit device?
An exit device is a door hardware mechanism that allows people to quickly exit a building during emergencies by pushing a horizontal bar. These devices improve life safety, support fire code compliance, and are commonly installed on commercial doors in schools, offices, hospitals, and retail buildings.
What is a rim exit device?
A rim exit device is a type of panic exit device mounted on the surface of a door with a latch that secures into the strike on the frame. Rim panic devices are commonly used on single doors because they provide reliable security and simple installation.
Where are exit devices required?
Exit devices are typically required in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and public spaces where building and fire safety codes demand safe emergency egress. They are commonly installed on exit doors serving high-occupancy areas to help people evacuate quickly and safely during emergencies.
What is the difference between a panic bar and an exit device?
A panic bar exit device uses a push bar mechanism that releases the door latch when pressure is applied. While many people use both terms interchangeably, an exit device may include additional security or fire-rated features designed for commercial safety requirements and building compliance.