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Is the 2126A bottom strike still available?

Resolution: The 2126A strike was discontinued in 2009.:

Can the 996L-R/V be re-handed in the field?

Resolution: Reference the field handing section on page 2 of the 996L-R/V installation instruction. :

Can the A-series knob be used on a D-series lock?

Resolution: The knobs on these products are not interchangeable with each other.:

Do you have a micro-switch with orange wires?

Resolution: The micro-switch with two orange wires is probably the Chexit switch assembly for devices shipped prior to 8-24-2015 with solenoid driven, part number 13-065-00. :

Is there a RX switch for the 6000 electric strikes?

Resolution: The only switches available for the 6000 electric strikes are the DS Dual Switches. In the Dual Switch configuration one switch monitors the strike pocket, presumably is the latch bolt i...:

Can you put a 9927 on a 2ft door?

Resolution: A standard 2227/98/9927/F or 98/9947/48/F device can be cut down to fit a 26 inch minimum door opening. We can make a 98/9927/F or 98/9947/48/F device less label through Engineering Special for a 2...:

How do you convert a L9080 to a L9070?

Resolution: If swapping out complete lock case is not an option and you would like to convert components in the lock case this would void the warranty. See here for required parts.:

Explain the function of the ND50.

Resolution: Push button locking. Push button locks outside lever until unlocked with key or by turning inside lever.:

What is parts are required to attach the 8827 extension rods?

Resolution: 050093-00, 8827 EXT ROD COUPLING:

Can the bottom rod, latch, and floor strike be added to the 98/9927L-F-LBR fire rated exit device and not use the auxiliary fire latch?

Resolution: The bottom rod, latch, and floor strike can be added to the 98/9927F-LBR exit device and not use the auxiliary fire latch. The LBR option for the 98/9927 device uses a 499-F top strike. ...: