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What frame profile variations are available on fire rated transom sidelights and window?
Elevation frames are available in: F-Series (F16 or F14) FN-Series (FN16 or FN14) MU-Series (MU16, MU14) Additional parameters of the frame components: Perimeter (Head and Jambs) Frame: ...
What is the difference between Panic Hardware and Fire Exit Hardware?
Panic Hardware and Fire Exit Hardware are two different types of exit devices, and the proper selection is determined by code requirements. Panic Hardware is an exit device which is tested for u...
The most obvious difference (in the device) is the lack of mechanical dogging on a Fire Rated Device.  There are some internal parts that may be different and the method it is secured to the d...
How do I order a Von Duprin mullion prepped for something other than our standard strikes?
To use Von Duprin mullion for something other than our standard strike, order the mullion "Blank" and prep in the field.
Which strike do you use with an XP98/99 device?
The 909 strike is used in single and paired non-fire rated and single fire rated openings.  The 954 strike is used in fire rated paired openings.
The 1609 strike cannot be used with Von Duprin XP98/99 exit device.
What grade is the B250 and is this product UL listed?
The B250 is Grade 2 but has no UL listing due to the holdback rose.
Can I use the 990 DT trim with a fire rated device?
The 990DT trims are not recommended on fire rated openings. Since you cannot dog the device and the device is not electrified you are inviting people to pull on a door that will not open and possib...
Can the electric strike be used with a vertical rod device on a fire-rated door?
The 6111 electric strike can be used only on non rated openings less bottom rod with pullman top latch (use ES prefix when ordering device). Device back set will change to match the centerline of t...
Not for use in fire rated openings.