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What is AFL on fire rated LBR exit devices?
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AFL stands for "Auxiliary Fire Latch" on fire rated exit devices.:
Is the Von Duprin 1609 strike fire rated for pairs of doors?
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The Von Duprin 1609 cannot be used on a pair of fire rated doors. We recommend using the Von Duprin fire rated mortise exit device in lieu of the rim device such as the Von Duprin 5575-F,...:
Can dogging be added to a Von Duprin fire rated exit device?
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No, dogging cannot be added to a fire-rated mechanical exit device. Fire rated devices can be only electronically dogged and drop during fire activation.:
Can Steelcraft doors be prepped for the 98/9949 Concealed Vertical Cable Exit Device?
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Yes, as an option, Steelcraft doors are available with factory prepared for the 98/9949 Concealed Vertical Cable Exit Device.L, B, CE, T and CE-Series doors are available factory preparedDoor prepa...:
Can a panic device be converted to a fire-rated device in the field?
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A standard exit device can't be modified to a fire rated exit device. In order to get a product with the UL fire label, a new device must be purchased. This is a UL requirement.:
Where do I install my Auxiliary Fire Latch (AFL) in a Less Bottom Rod, Fire Rated (LBR-F) exit device?
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Installation should be 6" from bottom of the door. See attached templates as reference. T-5494 for HM Doors W-5494 for Wood Doors:
Is there a fire rated version of the 33A/35A rim device?
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There is not a fire rated version of the Von Duprin 33A/35A rim device. Only the vertical rod devices (33/3527A-F, 33/3547A-F, 33/3548A-F) can be fire rated.:
Is the Von Duprin Guard-X exit device fire rated?
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The Von Duprin Guard-X exit device is not fire rated because the deadbolt is not spring loaded. Therefore, there would be no positive latching as required on a fire rated opening. :
Can a Von Duprin 7500 lock and device replace a Schlage L9000 series lockset?
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While they are both mortise locks they are not interchangeable. You would NOT be able to use a L9000 with a VD panic device. You would NOT be able to use a VD 7500 with Schlage lev...:
What is the difference between LR and PL latches on Von Duprin 8827 exit devices?
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ES (electric strike) latch is only used with the 8827 less bottom rod on a non fire rated exit device with a 6111 electric strike.:
Will the 6300 electric strike work with 88-F or the 88 rim panic?
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Von Duprin 6300 electric strike will operate with 88 rim but not 88F fire rated exit devices.:
Can I order a "one piece" top rod for an 8827 for a 9' door?
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8827 vertical rod device is available for 7 or 8 feet tall door standard. 12", 24", 36" and 48" extension rod kits are available for taller doors (8 feet max on fire rated openings). We do no...:
Can I use the 8847-F on wood door?
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The 8847-F is for hollow metal doors only and can not be used on Wood doors.:
Can fire rated exit devices have electric latch retraction?
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Yes, fire rated exit devices can have electric latch retraction. However, the devices must be tied into a fire alarm system to remove power from the units so the doors will be latched in the ...:
Which strike do you use with an XP98/99 device?
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The 1609 strike cannot be used with Von Duprin XP98/99 exit device.:
What is the part number for the former F588 from Monarch?
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The top latch for a Fire rated surface vertical rod device is part #650375-00 which replaced the old part #F588.:
Are any of the DOM exit devices rated?
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Fire rated devices are not an option.:
Can you use a 5547 with an electric strike?
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The 5547 device can be ordered with an ES prefix to work in conjunction with an electric strike. This requires LBR and can only be done on non-fire rated applications. To convert an existing ...: