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ACCENTRA 7220 Series Narrow Stile Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device

Accentra 7220 Series Narrow Stile Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device

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Accentra 7220 Series Narrow Stile Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device

Accentra 7220 Series Narrow Stile Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device – Grade 1 Panic Hardware

Achieve maximum building security without compromising modern architectural design with the Accentra 7220 Series Concealed Vertical Rod (CVR) Exit Device. Specially engineered for narrow stile aluminum and glass doors (as small as 2" stiles), this pushpad exit device hides its vertical latching rods completely inside the door frame, leaving a ultra-clean, clutter-free door face.

Built for high-abuse commercial environments like retail storefronts, office buildings, transit hubs, and educational facilities, the 7220 Series combines an ultra-durable heavy-gauge steel chassis with quiet, smooth pushpad operation. The two-point top and bottom latching mechanism automatically deadlocks upon closing, delivering superior defense against forced entry while providing effortless emergency egress.

Because the vertical rods are concealed inside the door hollows, they are completely protected from luggage, cart impacts, and physical tampering. The device comes equipped with standard hex-key dogging to easily hold the pushpad depressed during business hours for push-pull door operation.

Key Features

  • Concealed Rod Architecture: Concealed vertical rods run internally inside the door stile, protecting components from impact damage while preserving a sleek, minimal aesthetic.

  • Narrow Stile Compatible: Specially designed for narrow-stile aluminum, hollow metal, and glass storefront doors with stiles as narrow as 2 inches.

  • ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 Security: Certified to ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 standards for extreme structural strength and long cycle life under continuous heavy commercial traffic.

  • Two-Point Automatic Latching: Features top Pullman-style latchbolts and bottom deadbolts to secure the top frame and bottom floor threshold simultaneously.

  • Hex-Key Dogging Included: standard hex-key dogging feature allows the pushbar to remain retracted during open business hours for effortless push-pull operation.

  • Non-Handed / Field Reversible: Simplifies stocking and installation with easy field-reversing logic to fit both Left-Hand Reverse (LHR) and Right-Hand Reverse (RHR) door setups.

Product Specifications

Attribute Specification
Brand Accentra (Formerly Yale Commercial)
Series 7200 Series (Narrow Stile Pushpad)
Model 7220 Series
Device Type Concealed Vertical Rod (CVR) Panic Hardware
Grade Rating ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Type 6, Grade 1
Minimum Stile Width 2" (51 mm)
Door Thickness 1-3/4" (44 mm) standard
Door Height Range Fits standard 7' to 8' openings (1/2" O.D. telescoping tubular rods)
Device Widths Available for 36" (3 ft) and 48" (4 ft) doors (field trimmable)
Latching System Top: 3/4" Throw Stainless Steel Pullman Latch; Bottom: 5/8" Throw Deadbolt
Dogging Feature Hex Key Dogging standard (optional cylinder dogging available)
Certifications UL/cUL Listed Panic Hardware (FVSR), ADA Compliant
Available Finishes 630 (Satin Stainless Steel), 613E (Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze), BSP (Black Suede Powder), WSP (White Suede)

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Series:
7200 Series
Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Product Subgroup:
Exit Devices - Rim
Stile Width:
Narrow Stile
Device Type:
Rim Devices
Wood Door Compatible:
No
Product Function:
Exit Only
Product Size:
36"
Fire Rating:
No
Product Category:
Exit Devices
Department:
Door Hardware
Product Type:
Rim Exit Devices

Accentra 7220 36 RHR 630 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Can I put the Accentra 7200 Series panic device on a wood door?
No. The 7200 Series is not rated for wood door applications. It is intended for aluminum, hollow metal and glass storefront openings at 1-3/4 inch (44 mm) door thickness. For a wood door you need a device specifically listed for wood, and the Delaney 8000 and 9000 Series rim devices we carry are likewise not wood door compatible, so don't treat those as the workaround.
2) Is the Accentra 7220 exit device fire rated? I need panic hardware on a rated opening.
The 7220 is not fire rated, so it does not belong on a labeled fire door. Fire rated openings also rule out dogging, which this device has as standard. If the opening carries a label, look at the Delaney F9000 Series instead, which is a Grade 1 fire rated rim device and is offered for a 48 inch door.
3) Do I have to specify handing when ordering the Accentra 7220 exit device?
Yes, handing is an order choice on the 7220: it ships as left handing or right handing, so establish which way the door swings before you place the order. Stand outside the opening, on the side the door swings away from; if the hinges are on your left it is a left hand door. Getting this wrong on a storefront leaf means the pushpad and latching end up on the wrong side of the opening.
4) Is the Accentra 7220 Grade 1, and does it meet ADA for a school or office entrance?
Grade 1 to ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Type 6, the top structural and cycle life tier for panic hardware, and it is UL/cUL Listed panic hardware and ADA compliant. That combination is what a specification for a high traffic school, retail or office entrance normally calls for. It is exit only, meaning no outside trim function comes with it, so if the opening needs keyed entry from outside that trim is a separate line on the order.
5) What is the closest Grade 1 rim exit device to the Accentra 7220 for a 36 inch aluminum storefront door?
The Delaney 8000 Series rim device for a 36 inch door is the closest straight peer. Both are Grade 1 rim-type panic devices, both are non-fire-rated, and neither is rated for wood doors. The Accentra 7220 differs in how it latches: it is a concealed vertical rod device with a top Pullman latch and a bottom deadbolt, engineered for narrow stiles as small as 2 inches, while the Delaney 8000 is a rim-type device that latches at the strike on the frame. If the opening already has a rim strike on the header and no rod pockets in the stile, the 8000 fits that prep; if the requirement is a clean door face with the rods hidden inside the stile, the 7220 is the one that does it.
6) The 7220 is not fire rated - what Grade 1 exit device works on a fire rated opening?
The Delaney F9000 Series heavy duty rim type device for a 48 inch door is fire rated and Grade 1. The Accentra 7220 carries ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Type 6 Grade 1 with UL/cUL panic listing and is built for exit only openings, but it is not a fire rated device, so it does not belong on a labeled door assembly. On a fire rated 48 inch opening, specify the F9000. Note the F9000 is a rim device latching into a frame strike rather than a concealed vertical rod device, so the door prep is different from the 7220.
7) We need the exit door to sound a local alarm when it is used after hours - does the Accentra 7220 do that?
The Accentra 7220 is a mechanical exit only device with hex key dogging standard and optional cylinder dogging; it has no alarm function. For a 36 inch door where the requirement is a local alarm on egress, the Delaney 9000 Series Grade 1 heavy duty rim device is supplied with an alarm kit and a "C" cylinder. Like the 7220, the 9000 is not fire rated and is not for wood doors. The trade-off is the latching: the 9000 is a rim device, so the concealed top and bottom rod latching that the 7220 provides on a narrow stile aluminum door is not part of it.
8) Can the exit device be dogged from the access control system instead of by hand each morning?
The Accentra 7220 dogs mechanically with a hex key, which holds the pushpad retracted for push-pull operation during business hours and has to be set and released by hand at the door. The Stanley Security QED Series Grade 1 heavy duty rim exit device is offered with hex dogging plus electrified dogging, so the dogging can be driven electrically rather than manually. The QED is also configured for an office, privacy or apartment function, whereas the 7220 is exit only with no outside trim function. Where a retail storefront needs the door to free up on a schedule without a person walking to it, the QED is the device that supports it.
9) What door heights does the Accentra 7200 Series exit device cover, and does it need trimming?
Standard 7 foot to 8 foot openings are covered, using 1/2 inch O.D. telescoping tubular rods that adjust to the opening. The device itself is offered for 36 inch and 48 inch door widths and is field trimmable, so an installer can cut it down to a narrower leaf on site rather than ordering a special length.
10) Can I hold the doors in a push-pull condition during business hours with the Accentra 7200 Series?
Hex key dogging comes standard, so an installer or manager can depress and hold the pushpad with a hex wrench and run the door free swinging through business hours, then release it at close. Cylinder dogging is offered as an option if you would rather the staff use a key than carry an Allen wrench. Dogging is only appropriate on a non rated opening, which is what this device is built for.
11) What are the alternatives to the Accentra 7200 Series if it isn't right for my opening?
Three directions, depending on why it doesn't fit. If the door is 48 inches rather than 36, the Delaney F9000 Series is a Grade 1 device offered for a 48 inch leaf and it is fire rated. If you want a straightforward Grade 1 device on a 36 inch door with no extras, the Delaney 8000 Series covers that. If you need the door to alarm when someone pushes out, the Delaney 9000 Series comes as a heavy duty Grade 1 device with an alarm kit and C cylinder. None of those three are wood door devices either.
12) I need electrified dogging so the doors unlock on a time schedule. Does the Accentra 7200 Series do that?
Dogging on the 7220 is mechanical, hex key standard with cylinder dogging as an option, so it is released by hand rather than by an access control schedule. For a scheduled or remotely released push-pull condition, the Stanley Security QED Series Grade 1 heavy duty rim device is offered with electrified dogging alongside hex dogging, which is the configuration that ties into a time clock or card system.
13) Is a Grade 1 rim exit device a drop-in replacement for a concealed vertical rod device on an aluminum door?
No - Grade 1 on both sides does not make them interchangeable at the opening. The Accentra 7220 is a concealed vertical rod device: the rods run inside the door stile and it latches at two points, a 3/4 inch throw stainless Pullman latch into the head and a 5/8 inch throw deadbolt at the threshold. Rim devices such as the Delaney 8000 Series for a 36 inch door and the Delaney F9000 Series for a 48 inch door latch into a strike mounted on the frame at pushbar height, which means a different door prep, a different strike, and no top or bottom rod pockets. Going from the 7220 to a rim device means adding a frame strike and abandoning the top and bottom latch points; going the other direction means the door has to be prepped for internal rods. Confirm the existing prep before ordering either way.
14) We standardize exit devices across a portfolio of storefront and hollow metal doors - which Grade 1 devices cover the range?
All four of these are ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 and none is rated for wood doors, so the split is by opening rather than by strength. The Accentra 7220 covers narrow stile aluminum and glass storefront doors down to 2 inch stiles, in 36 inch and 48 inch door widths, with concealed rods and hex key dogging. The Delaney 8000 Series covers 36 inch doors with a rim latch and the F9000 Series covers 48 inch doors and is fire rated, which is what a labeled cross-corridor or stair door needs. The Delaney 9000 Series covers a 36 inch door where an alarm kit is required. The Stanley QED covers openings that need electrified dogging and an office, privacy or apartment function rather than exit only. A portfolio spec usually needs the 7220 for the glass front entries and a fire rated device for the labeled interior openings.
15) What finish does the Accentra 7220 panic device come in?
Satin stainless steel, finish 630, in either handing. 630 is the standard commercial finish for storefront and institutional openings, so it matches the door pulls, closers and hinges already on most aluminum entrances without a special order.
16) Which of these exit devices can go on a wood door?
None of them. The Accentra 7220 is built for narrow stile aluminum, hollow metal, and glass storefront doors and is not wood door compatible. The Delaney 8000 Series, the Delaney F9000 Series, and the Delaney 9000 Series with alarm kit are all likewise listed as not wood door compatible. If the opening is a wood door, none of these four is the right specification, regardless of the Grade 1 rating they share.
17) Do I need to order a left hand and a right hand version, or does one device cover both?
The Accentra 7220 is non-handed and field reversible between left hand reverse and right hand reverse, and it is supplied in a left handing and a right handing configuration, so a single model line covers both swings on a pair of storefront doors. That matters when comparing against devices ordered as distinct catalog numbers per opening size - the Delaney 8000 Series is catalogued for a 36 inch door and the F9000 Series for a 48 inch door, so the door width has to be settled at order time in a way the 7220's field trimmable 36 inch and 48 inch coverage does not demand.
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