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What cylinder is required for the 360L from Von Duprin?
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A 1 1/4" mortise cylinder with straight cam (similar to the Schlage B502-191) or a 1 1/2" mortise cylinder with straight cam using supplied spacer collar. Cylinder length does not chan...:
Will the Von Duprin 376T control accept a 1 1/8" mortise cylinder?
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The Von Duprin 370 series control required a 1 1/4" mortise cylinder and will not operate with 1 1/8" mortise cylinder.:
Can the CD cylinder dogging and RX switch be ordered with 33/35 or 98/99 exit device?
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This can be done ONLY with non fire rated exit devices.:
What cylinder is used in a 210K trim for the 22 series exit device?
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Equivalent to the Schlage D series line with a C keyway. Part number 21-002.:
What is the part number for the Schlage thumbturn rim cylinder?
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The rim cylinder with thumbturn, XB11-979 (Figure 1) was designed to be installed on the inside head of the Von Duprin 98/99–2 double cylinder exit devices, see Figure 1. The rim cylinder with...:
What is the CO-220?
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The Schlage CO-220 is standalone classroom lock down solution with remote fob and visual indicator which allows immediate local lock down by simply pushing the button on the remote fob from anywher...:
Does the Von Duprin CD kit include the machined cover plate for the cylinder?
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The Von Duprin CD kit comes with the cover plate machined to accept the cylinder dogging mortise cylinder.1 1/4" mortise cylinder with an inverted straight cam is required for CD option on Von Dupr...:
What ligature resistant trim is available on the ND or L9000?
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High Risk Areas*Patient bedroomIn-suite bathroomIn-suite closetTime-out roomPatient difficult to manage; or risk of solitary and/or unsupervised areas.Medium risk areas*Living roomDining roomGroup ...: