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Can the 9927 exit device be installed Less Top Rod?
Resolution:
The top rod is required for proper operation. The top latch controls both the top & bottom rods and without the top latch/rod the bottom latch would release when pushpad or trim was used but then ...:
Why is the 2390 top latch not staying retracted when dogged?
Resolution:
Most likely need to length the top rod so latch can engage it's internal latch retention state. See 2390 Instructions for adjusting rod lengths.:
What would keep the vertical rod exit devices top latch from being held retracted in the open position?
Resolution:
Following exit devices 2227/F, 33/3527A/F, 33/3547A/48A/F, 98/9927/F and 98/9947/48/F have similar rod adjustment procedures. All top latches control the bottom latch assemblies. When do...:
Can I order a "one piece" top rod for an 8827 for a 9' door?
Resolution:
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 the old style 3327 top latches and rods still be purchased?
Resolution:
The old style Von Duprin 3327 top latches and rods are no longer available. The part number for the old 3327 top latch was 105339.:
Are 1 piece top rods available for a 24V or 25V device?
Resolution:
As of August 3rd, 2011 this is no longer an option.:
Where do I install my Auxiliary Fire Latch (AFL) in a Less Bottom Rod, Fire Rated (LBR-F) exit device?
Resolution:
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 the 8827 available as Less Bottom Rod (LBR)?
Resolution:
Von Duprin offers a PL8827 LBR device with a pullman style top latch and Less Bottom Rod for use with electric strikes, but is not UL labeled nor ANSI/BHMA certified.: