Seco-Larm SD-962BR-36A | Rim-Type Exit Device for Exit Doors, Push-to-Exit Bar - Black
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Description
Description
Dead latch for additional security, reversible, bar can be locked open
Seco-Larm - SD-962BR-36A - Features
- Pushbar is UL Listed in the U.S.
- Allows exit from inside while locked from outside
- Reversible, non-handed design
- For metal or wood doors up to 13/4" (44mm) thick
- Stainless-steel 3/4? (19mm) throw latch bolt
- Separate deadlocking latch — Prevents the use of credit cards or similar means to open the latch bolt
- Allen-type 1/4-turn dogging lock — Allows the exit bar to be unlocked for extended periods of time
- Includes all needed hardware for typical installations
- Works with standard external door handle/lock devices such as the
- Fits doors from 30? (76cm) to 48? (122cm) wide
- Heavy-duty steel construction
- Stainless steel spring
Specifications
Specifications
Seco-Larm - SD-962BR-36A - Specifications
| Brand Name | Seco-Larm |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | SD-962BR-36A |
| Item Description | Rim-Type Exit Device for Exit Doors, Push-to-Exit Bar - Black |
| Door Type | 1-3/4? (44.5mm) thick, wood or metal |
| Hand Type | Non-handed |
| Latch Bolt | Stainless steel, 3/4? (19mm) throw |
| Dead Latch | Stainless steel, 5/8? (16mm) |
| Strike | For 5/8?(16mm) stop plus shim for 1/2? (12.7mm) stop |
| Spring | Stainless steel |
| Chassis | Steel |
| Cover | High-density, rust-resistant alloy |
| Rail Assembly | Steel |
| End Cap | Steel |
| Dogging | Allen-type dogging standard |
| Dimensions | 32-3/4?x6-1/4?x2-1/2? (832x158x64 mm) |
| Weight | 6-lb 10-oz (3.0kg) |
| UNSPSC Code | 46171500 |
| Category | Access |
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