Sargent Rim Exit Devices

Types of Sargent Rim Exit Devices

Whether it's the rugged reliability, versatility, or advanced features of exit devices, Sargent offers several options to suit various applications and environments. They provide core options like - LA Keyway, Less Cylinder, LFIC (Large Format Interchangeable Core), and SFIC (Small Format Interchangeable Core). 

Sargent provides different types of exit devices such as Crossbar Exit Devices, Keypad Exit Devices, and Widestyle Pushpad Exit Devices.

Sargent's comprehensive lineup of rim exit devices includes: 

1. Sargent 8800 Series Rim Exit Devices: This is a line of rim exit devices renowned for their durability and reliability. 
2. Sargent 5300 Series: Alarmed exit devices designed to prevent unauthorized use of emergency exit doors
3. Sargent 90 Series Exit Devices: This Series features a crossbar style rail design and is offered for a selection of both wide and narrow stile exit devices, including concealed and surface vertical rods, rim and mortise
4. Sargent Keypad 80 Series Exit Devices: These Exit Devices combine the functionality of a traditional exit device with the convenience of electronic access control. These devices feature integrated keypads for code-based entry, offering enhanced security and flexibility.
5. 8500 series Narrow Stile Rim Exit Device: These are for narrower stiles where the door has glass in them. These devices can accommodate a 2” narrow stile. 

Importance of Sargent Rim Exit Devices

Sargent offers a wide range of functions including classroom security Storeroom, Privacy,, fail-safe, fail-secure, night latch, passage, and Asylum, among others.  

They provide various finishes across their rim exit device product lines. These include - Aluminium US28-689, BSP Black Suede Powder Coat, Brass, Black, Bronze US10B-613, and more.

Customers can choose from various functions such as panic-rated, fire-rated, or passage-only, as well as different lengths to accommodate diverse door sizes. 

1. Emergency Egress Compliance: These devices are designed to facilitate quick and easy egress from buildings during emergencies such as fires or other hazards. 
2. Security Enhancement: The dual-functionality of these devices ensures that occupants can exit swiftly in emergencies while maintaining the integrity of building security against intruders.
3. Durable Construction: These devices are constructed from high-quality materials such as stainless steel or aluminum, ensuring durability and longevity even in high-traffic environments. 
4. Versatility and Customization: From standard panic exit devices to electrified versions with advanced access control features, customers can choose the option that best fits their specific needs, ensuring a solution for every application.
5. Integration with Access Control Systems: They are available in electrified versions, allowing seamless integration with access control systems. 
6. User-Friendly Design: They are designed for ease of use and feature intuitive push bars or touchpads that require minimal effort to operate. 
7. Compliance with Standards: Compliance with standards such as UL (Underwriters Laboratories) and ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) ensures that these devices meet stringent performance and accessibility requirements.