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Accentra (Formerly Yale) PB-NTT613-NR nexTouch Push Button Keypad Rim Exit Device Trim

Accentra PB-NTT613-NR nexTouch Generation 3 Push Button Keypad Rim Exit Device Trim

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Accentra (Formerly Yale) PB-NTT613-NR Nextouch Keypad Exit Trim, Pushbutton Keypad, Cylinder Override

Formerly known as AU-NTT612-NR (Generation 2)
Formerly known as AU-NTT610-NR (Generation 1)

Whether for a new opening or an existing door, the Yale nexTouch Keypad Exit Trim is the perfect way to upgrade almost any exit device for easy, key-free access. Perfect for a variety of applications, including delivery doors, stairwells, or on an existing exit device, Yale nexTouch Keypad Exit Trim offers a new level of convenience to your commercial facility.

Benefits

  • Easy Traffic Control: Engineered to provide an easy-to-use access control solution to protect your facility and personnel
  • Retrofit-friendly: Able to be installed in place of mechanical exit trim on many pushpad exit devices, including competitor models
  • Key-free Convenience: Reduces investment and maintenance costs associated with managing keys
  • ANSI/BHMA: Grade 1 certification ensures long life and reliability

Features

  • Capacitive touchscreen or pushbutton keypad available, for tactile environments and ADA compliance
  • Patented adjustable mounting posts enable retrofit onto many exit device models without any additional hardware
  • Up to 500 user codes in keypad only operation
  • 9V battery power backup prevents lockout even if the batteries fail
  • Keypad lockout feature: Deters tampering by disabling the keypad for a default of 180 seconds after five (5) successive failed attempts.

Device Compatibility

  • Yale 7100, 6100, 2100, 1800
  • Von Duprin 99
  • Von Duprin 98
  • Falcon 24-R, 25-R
  • Dorma 9300
  • Corbin Russwin ED5200, ED5200S
  • Sargent 8888/8810
  • Arrow 3880

Product Specs

Series:
nexTouch Series
Subcategory:
Mortise Keypad Lock
Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Product Subgroup:
Exit Device Trim
Product Type:
Exit Device Trims
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Lock Type:
Exit Device Trims
Electronic:
Yes
Product Attribute:
Electronic Locks
Reader Type:
Keypad
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Accentra AU-NTT613-NR-626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Can I put the nexTouch keypad trim on a mortise or vertical rod exit device?
The nexTouch keypad trim covered here is rim exit device trim, and the devices it is stated to fit are pushpad exit devices. For a mortise or surface vertical rod opening, look at a trim built for it, the Dormakaba PowerPlex P201U covers rim, mortise and SVR devices, and the Sargent 744 is a Grade 1 trim for the 8700 and 8900 surface vertical rod and mortise devices. Match the trim to the device chassis you actually have on the door, not just to the brand.
2) Is the PB-NTT613-NR the old Yale NTT610 or NTT612 keypad exit trim?
It is the same part, third generation. The nexTouch keypad exit trim was sold as AU-NTT610-NR in Generation 1 and AU-NTT612-NR in Generation 2. If you have a facility standardized on either of those, PB-NTT613-NR is the current designation to order against.
3) Do I need to order a cylinder with the nexTouch keypad exit trim?
That is your call at order time. Each finish and lever style comes two ways: with a conventional cylinder in the PARA keyway, or less cylinder if you are supplying your own to match an existing keying system. The trim has a cylinder override either way, so the mechanical key path is there whether you buy the cylinder from us or key one yourself. Locksmiths keying a building to an established system almost always take the less-cylinder version.
4) Do I have to run power or wire to the nexTouch keypad exit trim?
No wiring. The nexTouch keypad exit trim is battery powered and standalone, with a 9V battery backup terminal so a dead battery does not lock you out of the opening. That is the practical difference from an electrified trim like the Command Access ET25 or the Von Duprin E360L-BE-03, both of which run on 12V or 24V from a power supply and need a transfer to the door. If your access control system is going to control this door remotely, you want the electrified trim instead; if you just need code entry on a delivery door or stairwell, the battery keypad avoids the wiring entirely.
5) What is the closest equivalent to the Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim if I want pushbutton code entry on an exit device from another manufacturer?
The Dormakaba E-Plex 201U is an electronic pushbutton exit trim in the E-Plex 2000 Series, built for wide stile doors. Like the Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim, it puts code entry directly on the outside trim of a pushpad exit device rather than requiring a separate reader and wiring. The nexTouch trim uses a pushbutton or capacitive touchscreen keypad, holds up to 500 user codes in keypad-only operation, and carries ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certification. If you want a code-entry trim that also runs without batteries, the Dormakaba PowerPlex P201U covers rim, mortise, and surface vertical rod devices in the PowerPlex 2000 Series.
6) I have card readers and an access control panel already. What exit trim should I use instead of a standalone keypad trim?
For an opening already wired to an access control panel, an electrified exit trim is the better match, because the panel controls the lock instead of codes stored at the door. The Command Access ET15, ET25, and ET26 electrified exit trims all run on 12V or 24V with fail safe and fail secure options, and the ET26 is Grade 1 with a field reversible design. For Von Duprin 98/99 style openings, the Command Access 230L is an electrified 230L trim in the V96/36/23 Series with the same 12V/24V and fail safe/fail secure options. The Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim is the opposite approach - it stores up to 500 user codes in the trim itself and runs on battery power, so no door wiring or power transfer hinge is needed.
7) We do not need code entry, just key access on the outside of a Corbin Russwin ED5200. What mechanical trim replaces a keypad trim there?
For an ED5200 opening where a key is enough, the Corbin Russwin x910ET is heavy-duty passage function trim for the ED5200S, ED5200, ED5400, and ED5800 Grade 1 series. The Corbin Russwin VT957ET is a nightlatch escutcheon trim for the ED5000 series in stamped or formed stainless steel, which keeps the door locked from outside until the key retracts the latch. The Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim also fits Corbin Russwin ED5200 and ED5200S devices and can be ordered with a conventional PARA keyway cylinder for key override, so a facility that later wants keypad entry can move to it without changing the device.
8) Is a passage function exit trim an alternative to a keypad trim on a stairwell door?
Passage function trim leaves the outside lever always free, so it does not secure the opening - the Corbin Russwin 3310AET is passage function rim, surface vertical rod, and mortise trim for the ED300 Series, the Corbin Russwin x810ET is passage function trim for the ED4000 Grade 1 series, and the Arrow SRX01 is passage function trim with a Sierra lever and rose for ED910, S1150, and S1250 devices. For a stairwell that must stay secure but allow authorized re-entry, the Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim is the fit, since it holds up to 500 user codes and names stairwells among its intended applications.
9) Should I get the pushbutton keypad or the touchscreen version of the nexTouch exit trim?
The PB build is the physical pushbutton keypad. Pick it where users need tactile feedback, where gloves are in play, or where the opening has to meet ADA. The capacitive touchscreen is the alternative in the nexTouch line and it suits cleaner, lower-traffic entrances. Both hold the same code capacity.
10) How many user codes does the nexTouch keypad exit trim hold?
Up to 500 user codes in keypad-only operation. That is enough to issue an individual code per tenant or per crew member on a delivery door or stairwell rather than sharing one, which is the whole point of dropping keys on that opening. Five failed attempts in a row lock the keypad out for 180 seconds by default, so someone cannot stand there and cycle codes.
11) Is the nexTouch keypad exit trim rated for commercial traffic?
It carries ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certification and is a commercial-duty product, which is the level a stairwell, service entrance or multi-family common door needs. Grade 1 is the highest of the three BHMA grades for this hardware.
12) What else could I use instead of the nexTouch if I want a pushbutton exit trim from another brand?
The closest cross-brand equivalent is the Dormakaba E-Plex 201U electronic pushbutton exit trim, a wide stile trim in the E-Plex 2000 Series. Dormakaba also makes the PowerPlex P201U, which fits rim, mortise and surface vertical rod devices. Where the nexTouch earns its place is the published device list, it is stated to mount on Von Duprin 99 and 98, Falcon 24-R and 25-R, Sargent 8888/8810 and Corbin Russwin ED5200 among others, so on a retrofit you can confirm the match before you order.
13) What is the difference between a keypad exit trim and a storeroom function lever trim for a tenant space?
A storeroom function trim keeps the outside lever rigid and requires a key every time - the Design Hardware KIL storeroom trim is Grade 1 storeroom function for 1000 and 2000 Series exit devices with a Schlage C keyway and flat lever, and the Tell EDELT80 is a storeroom function escutcheon lever trim fitting doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch. The Pamex E9000 is Grade 1 storeroom function heavy duty trim with an L3 lever for doors 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch. The Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim replaces the key routine with codes, up to 500 in keypad-only operation, and can be ordered with a conventional PARA keyway cylinder for override or less cylinder if the facility supplies its own.
14) What mechanical lever trim should I put on a Falcon 25-R or Von Duprin 99 if I am not going electronic?
On a Falcon 24 or 25 series device, the Falcon 510L is heavy duty classroom function exit trim with a lever handle. For Von Duprin 98/99 openings, the Von Duprin 110MD-NL is a Grade 1 heavy duty night latch cylinder assembly covering the 22, 55, and 98/99 exit trim range, for metal and wood doors. The Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim covers the same devices - Von Duprin 99 and 98, and Falcon 24-R and 25-R - with pushbutton or capacitive touchscreen code entry instead of a keyed lever, and its patented adjustable mounting posts let it retrofit those devices without additional hardware.
15) Is a Dormakaba E-Plex 5067 the same kind of thing as a keypad exit trim?
No. The Dormakaba E-Plex 5067 is a mechanical pushbutton lock in mortise form, E-Plex 5000 Series, wide stile - it is a lock for the door itself, not trim that mounts to an existing exit device. The Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim mounts in place of mechanical exit trim on pushpad exit devices such as Yale 7100, 6100, 2100 and 1800, Von Duprin 98 and 99, Sargent 8888/8810, Dorma 9300, and Arrow 3880. If the opening already has a pushpad device and you want to keep it, the exit trim is the part that changes; a mortise pushbutton lock would mean replacing the device.
16) For a classroom door, is keypad exit trim or classroom function lever trim the right choice?
Classroom function lever trim locks and unlocks with a key from outside and leaves the lever free when unlocked - the Falcon 510L is heavy duty classroom function trim with a lever for 24/25 Series devices, the Falcon 179L is medium duty classroom function trim in the 1790 Series, and the Dexter ED1000T-CLRM-TP-NC is Grade 1 classroom trim with a thumbpiece, pull plate, and cylinder prep supplied less cylinder. The Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim is Grade 1 and offers a pushbutton keypad or capacitive touchscreen for tactile environments and ADA compliance, with a keypad lockout that disables entry for a default 180 seconds after five failed attempts.
17) What looks like exit trim but will not give anyone access from outside?
Dummy and blank escutcheon trims mount in the same place and look similar but do nothing mechanically. The Detex 02BN is a dummy S-lever trim with a blank escutcheon for Value Series exit devices, the Von Duprin 230DT is Grade 1 heavy duty dummy trim for 22 Series with a 10 gauge steel escutcheon, and the Falcon 212L is a blank escutcheon lever trim in the 20 Series with shear pin protection. The Dexter ED1500T-DUMM-PULL is Grade 1 dummy function trim with a handle pull plate in the ED1500 Series. If the door needs to be opened from outside, the Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim gives that with a code rather than a key.
18) Our Sargent 8888 device needs outside access. What are the options besides a keypad trim?
The Sargent 704ET is Grade 1 heavy duty night latch lever trim with field reversible operation in the 700 Series, and the Sargent 704-ETL is Grade 1 heavy duty night latch lever trim with key retract in the PE Series. For surface vertical rod and mortise 8700 and 8900 series devices, the Sargent 744 is Grade 1 freewheeling night latch trim where the key retracts the latch. The Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim lists Sargent 8888/8810 among the devices it retrofits, and its adjustable mounting posts install it without additional hardware.
19) Which exit trim gives me an electric passage option on Von Duprin 33 or 35A devices instead of a keypad?
The Von Duprin E360L-BE-03 is Grade 1 heavy duty electric passage exit trim with the 03 lever, fail safe, listed for 33/35A series devices in the 94/95 Series. It takes its signal from a building system, so the door needs power and a transfer path. The Accentra nexTouch keypad exit trim decides access at the door instead, with up to 500 user codes and a 9V battery backup that prevents lockout if the batteries fail, and it retrofits onto many pushpad exit devices without additional hardware.
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