Von Duprin Von Duprin 75 Series Electrified Exit Devices

Key Features

• Narrow stile Grade 1 exit devices engineered for aluminum store‑fronts, hollow metal, and other narrow stile applications.
• QEL Quiet Electric Latch Retraction option that retracts the latch bolt electronically for moments when doors need to operate as push‑pull (e.g., during access control unlock schedules).
• Multiple device types in the 75 Series, including rim devices, surface vertical rod (27), and concealed vertical rod (47) versions, covering most single and double door applications.
• Wide range of trim functions such as classroom, passage, dummy, and night‑latch levers, allowing flexible control of the outside lever.
• Electromechanical options including QEL latch retraction, RX request‑to‑exit switches, LX latch monitoring, alarm kits (ALK), and electrified lever trim (E‑trim).​
• ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 certified with fire‑rated models listed to UL 10C and CAN/ULC‑S104 for use on labeled doors.

Key Benefits

• Quiet, controlled access: QEL latch retraction enables integration with card readers and access control while keeping operation quieter than traditional solenoid devices, ideal for occupied spaces.
• High security with clean aesthetics: Narrow stile 75 Series devices deliver heavy‑duty security on slim‑framed doors without bulky hardware.
• Flexible configuration: Multiple device types, trims, and electronic options allow one family to address rim, surface vertical rod, and concealed vertical rod needs across a facility.
• Code compliance: Grade 1 ratings and fire‑listed options support life‑safety, panic, and fire code requirements on interior and exterior egress doors.
• Easier system design and service: Allegion Connect wiring options and standardized 24 VDC operation simplify integration with power supplies and access control hardware.

Applications

• Multifamily and hospitality: Stair, corridor, and amenity doors that must tie into access control while minimizing noise in residential or guest areas.
• Commercial offices and real estate: Main entries, elevator lobbies, and suite doors using narrow stile aluminum entrances with electrified exit hardware.
• Retail and mixed‑use buildings: Secure back‑of‑house and service doors where electronic latch control and panic egress are both required.
• Institutional and industrial facilities: High‑traffic openings that need durable, Grade 1 devices with monitoring (RX/LX) for security and life‑safety systems.

Popular Von Duprin 75 Series Electrified Exit Devices

• Von Duprin QEL7527L‑DT‑06‑3‑626 Surface Vertical Rod Exit Device: The QEL7527L‑DT‑06‑3‑626 is a 75 Series surface vertical rod (7527) exit device with Quiet Electric Latch Retraction and dummy trim (DT) 06 lever in a 36" length, Satin Chrome finish. It provides two‑point latching with surface rods and electrified latch retraction, ideal for narrow stile pairs where electronic access control and quiet operation are required along with panic egress.
• Von Duprin QEL75L‑06‑3‑626 Classroom Rim Exit Device: The QEL75L‑06‑3‑626 is a 75 Series narrow stile rim exit device with QEL latch retraction and 06 classroom lever trim in a 36" device, Satin Chrome finish. The classroom function allows the outside lever to be locked or unlocked by key, while QEL provides electronic latch retraction for scheduled or remote unlocking, making it ideal for classrooms, offices, and tenant entries on narrow stile doors.

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