Sargent 3727 Vertical Rod Exit Device

 Sargent 3727 Vertical Rod Exit Device

When it comes to selecting the right exit devices for specific commercial applications, understanding the unique characteristics and design intent of each series can make all the difference. Let's explore how various series are tailored to meet specific needs:

Ideal for Ease of Installation and Maintenance

The 30 Series exit devices are perfect for settings that prioritize simplicity. Their intuitive design ensures they are easy to install and maintain. With a standard push pad design, these devices fit seamlessly into environments where reliability and ease of use are paramount.

Features

• Rugged pushpad exit device available in rim and surface vertical rod designs
• Pushpad extends slightly more than half of the length of the full device
• Available in five functions with a variety of trim and finish options
• Suitable for single or double door applications

Benefits

• Strong and Reliable: Rugged design with steel endcaps and covers to withstand abuse
• Aesthetics: Attractive design featuring a tapered push rail and angled covers

Specifications

• Handing: Non-handed
• ANSI/BHMA Grade: Grade 1
• Door Height: 84" (96" with Vertical Rod Extension Kit)
• Maximum Door Width: 48"
• Warranty: 3-year limited warranty

Certifications

• ANSI/BHMA A156.3, Grade 1
• NFPA 101 Compliant
• UL 305 - Standard for Panic Hardware
• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Compliant
• ANSI/BHMA A156.41
• UL-cUL Fire-Rated Up to 3 Hours
• NFPA 80 Compliant
• ICC A117.1 Compliant

3 Sizes to Choose from:

• Size F For doors 33" through 36" (no cutting required for 36" Door)
• Size J For doors 37" through 42" (no cutting required for 42" Door)
• Size G For doors 43" through 48" (no cutting required for 48" Door)

Popular Exit Device Series for Commercial Needs

When it comes to securing commercial environments, selecting the right exit devices is crucial. Here's a look at some of the most sought-after series of exit devices designed to meet diverse commercial requirements:

• 30 Series Push Pad Devices
  • These devices are celebrated for their straightforward installation and maintenance. Their push pad design meets stringent ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 standards, ensuring durability and reliability.
• 5300 Series Standalone Alarm Devices
  • Ideal for outward-swinging doors, these devices feature built-in alarms, providing an extra layer of security by alerting when unauthorized exits occur.
• 8500 Series for Narrow Stile Applications
  • Specifically designed for doors with narrow stiles, this series balances aesthetics and security with ease.
• 8700 Surface Vertical Rod Series
  • Perfect for spaces like classrooms, storerooms, and passages, these robust devices are favored where enhanced security is necessary.
• 8800 Series Rim Exit Devices
  • These are tailored for high-traffic areas such as schools, government buildings, libraries, hospitals, hotel facilities, and retail stores, ensuring safe and effective egress.
• 8900 Series Mortise Devices
  • Combining a mortise lock with a panic bar, these Grade 1 certified devices are UL listed, making them ideal for both fire and panic safety requirements.
• 90 Series Crossbar Design
  • With an attractive crossbar style, these devices are versatile, catering to both wide and narrow stile exit needs.
• Concealed Vertical Rod Devices
  • These are further subdivided for specific door materials:
    • AD8600 for Aluminum Doors
    • MD8600 for Metal Doors
    • WD8600 for Wood Doors

Each series is engineered with specific environments in mind, ensuring safety, ease of use, and compliance with industry standards. Whether you need sleek designs or robust security mechanisms, these exit device series offer reliable solutions for any commercial space.

The Advantages of Exit Devices in Commercial Spaces

Exit devices are essential components in commercial buildings, serving both safety and security needs. Understanding their benefits is crucial for any business owner or facility manager focused on compliance and protection.

Effortless Installation and Maintenance

Commercial exit devices are designed with user-friendliness in mind, allowing for swift installation and infrequent maintenance. They are adaptable to a wide range of door sizes, ensuring a suitable fit that minimizes the resources spent on upkeep.

Compliance with Accessibility Standards

Ensuring compliance with accessibility standards like ADA and other relevant codes is a primary benefit of installing exit devices. These devices make it easy for everyone to exit safely, promoting inclusivity and meeting legal requirements.

Enhanced Security

Exit devices often feature robust construction materials, such as stainless steel or aluminum, which resist damage from wear and tear or vandalism. They also often incorporate advanced security technologies to prevent unauthorized access.

System Integration

These devices can integrate seamlessly with existing security systems, such as alarms or access control mechanisms. This integrative capability allows for comprehensive security solutions, adaptable to any building's needs. They are versatile enough to complement various door materials and finishes as well.

Versatile Mounting Options

With various mounting configurations available—such as surface mount or concealed options—exit devices can fit diverse architectural designs and door types, providing flexibility in building projects.

Critical During Emergencies

For any commercial space, ensuring a fast and safe evacuation is a high priority. Exit devices support effective egress, crucial during emergencies, reducing both evacuation times and risks of injury.

Efficient Exit Processes

Varieties of exit devices, from keypad options to push-bar mechanisms, are designed to streamline exit procedures, thus enhancing building safety and overall functionality. These devices enable a structured and reliable evacuation, vital for commercial establishments.

By implementing exit devices, commercial spaces not only comply with safety regulations but also enhance the security and functionality of their premises for all occupants.