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ACSI ACSI ED4200-W036 Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series Rim Exit Device with Electric Latch Retraction 24 Volt AC/DC ACSI-ED4200-W036

ACSI ED4200-W036 Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series Rim Exit Device with Electric Latch Retraction 24 Volt AC/DC

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ACSI ED4200-W036 CORBIN RUSSWIN ED4000 SERIES RIM EXIT DEVICE WITH ELECTRIC LATCH RETRACTION

The ACSI ED4200-W036 is part of the Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series, delivering high-performance security in a rim exit device with electric latch retraction. Operating at 24 Volt AC/DC and designed for 36" door widths, this ED4200 exit device provides smooth and quiet operation with compliance-ready design for barrier-free egress.

Engineered for demanding environments, this heavy-duty 2103 exit device alternative features low projection pushpad construction, hex key dogging, and ANSI/UL/cUL certifications. Suitable for narrow stile aluminum, metal, or glass doors in commercial settings, it ensures consistent performance in schools, offices, healthcare, and transportation facilities.

This model is a go-to choice for contractors, specifiers, and facility managers seeking ED4200 series hardware or referencing compatibility with 2103 exit device functionality.

Buy the ACSI ED4200-W036 Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series Rim Exit Device with Electric Latch Retraction (24 Volt AC/DC) for easy installation and a dependable security solution backed by a 5-year warranty.

Product Features:

  • Device Type: Rim Exit Device

  • Series: ED4200 Pushpad

  • Function: Exit Only

  • Dogging Options: Hex Key

  • Bolt Throw: 3/4"

  • Latch Type: Deadlocking

  • Stile Width: 2" (Narrow Stile)

  • Device Trim ANSI Function: 01

  • Electrified Feature: Electric Latch Retraction

  • Finish Code: 613 / US10B (Oil Rubbed Dark Bronze)

  • Voltage: 24VDC–28VDC @ 0.35A

  • Standards: ANSI A156.3, Grade 1; UL/cUL; NFPA 101; California Fire Marshal

  • Application:

    • Schools, Universities

    • Government & Municipal Buildings

    • Factories & Warehouses

    • Offices, Retail, Hotels

    • Healthcare, Religious, and Public Venues

  • For Door Width: 30" to 36"

  • For Door Thickness: 1-3/4"

  • Fire Rated: No

  • Warranty: 5 Years Limited

ED4200 Electric Latch Retraction Configurations:

  • ED4200-W036 – Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series Rim Exit Device with ELR (Oil Rubbed Bronze)

  • ED4200-613-W036-1550K – Satin Bronze Oil-Rubbed

  • ED4200-630-W036-1550K – Satin Stainless Steel

If you’re looking for an ED4200 electric latch retraction device or a 2103 exit device alternative with modern electrification and certified performance, the ACSI ED4200-W036 delivers safety, efficiency, and lasting reliability.

Product Specs

Series:
1500 Series
Collection:
1500 Series
Product Type:
Exit Device Trim
Features:
Heavy Duty Construction, Low Projection for Barrier-Free Code Compliance, Quiet Operation, Closed on All Sides No Projecting Parts to Inhibit Egress
ADA Compliant:
No
Subcategory:
Electric Motor Latch Retraction
ANSI/BHMA:
ANSI A156.3, Type 4, Grade 1, ANSI A117.1, UL/cUL Listed, California State Fire Marshal pursuant to section 13144.1, NFPA 101 Life Safety Code
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Product Subgroup:
Exit Device - Rim
Electronic:
Yes
Tags:
2103 exit device, ed4200
Grade:
Grade 1
Stile Type:
Wide Stile
Dogging Configuration:
Hex Key Dogging
Product Category:
Exit Devices and Trim
Department:
Door Hardware
Product Size:
36

ACSI ED4200-613-W036-1550K – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the ACSI ED4200-W036 rim exit device fit a 36 inch wide door, and what door thickness does it need?
It covers openings from 30 to 36 inches wide and is built for 1-3/4 inch thick doors, the standard commercial leaf thickness. If your door is thinner than 1-3/4 inches or wider than 36 inches, this is the wrong size device.
2) What power supply does the ED4200 electric latch retraction exit device need?
The ED4200 ELR device runs on 24VDC to 28VDC at 0.35A. Size your supply for that draw per device, and remember an electrified device needs a power transfer at the hinge or frame to get the wire into the door.
3) Does the ED4200 rim exit device come with outside lever trim, or do I order that separately?
It is an exit only device, so there is no outside trim in the box and no way to enter from the pull side mechanically. If you need outside access on a Corbin Russwin device, key only trim like the Corbin Russwin K157ET is the pattern, though that one is built for the ED2200/ED2400 series rather than the ED4000. Match the trim to the device series before you order.
4) Can I use this rim exit device on a pair of doors with no center mullion?
No. A rim device latches into a strike at the jamb or a mullion, so a pair without a mullion leaves it nothing to catch. For a pair you either add a removable mullion, such as the Detex 90 Series keyed removable mullion made for rim exit devices, or switch to a vertical rod device that latches at the head and sill.
5) Is the ACSI ED4200 exit device fire rated?
No, the ED4200 with electric latch retraction is not fire rated. Latch retraction holds the latch back, which a fire door assembly cannot allow, so on a labeled opening you need a fire rated device without dogging or ELR. The ED4200 is still UL/cUL Listed as a panic device and meets ANSI A156.3, Type 4, Grade 1, plus NFPA 101 and California State Fire Marshal acceptance under section 13144.1.
6) Will the ED4200 latch into my existing rim strike?
The latchbolt throws 3/4 inch and is deadlocking, so it will engage a standard rim strike prepped for a 3/4 inch throw. Check that your existing strike is a rim strike set for that throw and depth; if the old device used a different throw, plan on the new strike.
7) What is the difference between the ACSI ED4200-W036 and a Von Duprin 379L-BE blank escutcheon trim?
They are two different parts of an opening. The ACSI ED4200-W036 is a complete rim exit device with electric latch retraction, hex key dogging and a 24VDC-28VDC @ 0.35A motor, rated ANSI A156.3 Type 4 Grade 1. The Von Duprin 379L-BE is a blank escutcheon trim for 55 Series rim exit devices, a heavy duty Grade 1 trim in the 370 Series - it mounts on the outside face of a door and has no lever, no cylinder and no latch of its own. If the door already has a working exit device and you only need to close off the outside face, the 379L-BE is the part; if you are replacing the pushpad hardware itself, the ED4200-W036 is.
8) The ED4200 is exit only. What trim adds outside lever entry to a rim exit device?
The ACSI ED4200-W036 is an exit only device - it releases from the pushpad inside and has no outside operating trim. To let people in from the outside you add lever trim matched to the device family. The Deltana LTED80LS is entry function lever trim for exit device 80, the Deltana DDS-36 is storeroom function lever trim for exit device 80, and the Deltana LTED60LST is storeroom function for exit device 60. Storeroom keeps the outside lever locked at all times and a key retracts the latch; entry function allows the lever to be unlocked for open hours. Match the trim to the device series it is built for, not just the function.
9) I need keypad access on an exit device instead of wiring a latch retraction motor. What are my options?
The ACSI ED4200-W036 uses an electric latch retraction motor at 24VDC-28VDC @ 0.35A, which means a power supply, wiring and a transfer through the door. If the goal is coded access rather than remote release, standalone keypad trim avoids that run entirely. The BEST EXZ is EZ Series electronic keypad exit device trim with key override. The Dormakaba E-Plex E5010 is electronic push button exit device lever trim with key override, Grade 1, for doors 1-3/8 inch to 2-1/4 inch thick. Both mount to an existing exit device and are self-contained; neither gives you the remote unlock or access control integration that motorized latch retraction provides.
10) For a classroom door, what should I use with an exit device instead of an exit only ED4200?
Classroom function is a trim decision. The ACSI ED4200-W036 is exit only, so a classroom opening needs classroom trim on a device that accepts it. The Arrow SRX87 is classroom function exit device trim with a Sierra lever and rose for S1150/S1250/ED910/PEC910 Series devices, fitting a 1-3/4 inch door - the same thickness the ED4200-W036 is built for. The Detex 08BN is classroom S-lever exit device trim with a mortise cylinder for the BN Series, and the Corbin Russwin K157ET is Grade 1 key only trim for ED2200/ED2400 exit devices, heavy duty, classroom function, with a rose. Each is series-specific, so confirm the device family on the door before ordering.
11) How do I hold the ED4200 exit device unlocked during business hours?
Two ways. Mechanically, it has hex key dogging, so a hex wrench holds the pushpad depressed and the door pushes free. Electrically, the latch retraction pulls the latch back on a 24V signal, which is what you tie to an access control system or a scheduled unlock. Hex dogging is manual and local; the ELR is what lets the building schedule it.
12) What finishes does the ACSI ED4200-W036 exit device come in?
Two: 613 oil rubbed bronze and 630 satin stainless steel. 630 is the usual match for stainless or aluminum openings and other 630 hardware in a commercial building; 613 is the darker bronze look. Pick the one that matches the closers and pulls already on your other doors, because the device is the most visible piece of hardware on the push side.
13) Is this exit device rated for high traffic doors in a school or hospital?
It is a Grade 1 commercial device under ANSI A156.3, Type 4, which is the highest duty class for exit devices and the level specified for school, healthcare, and public building egress doors. Construction is heavy duty with a low projection pushpad and no projecting parts on the sides that could catch someone leaving.
14) What is a 2103 exit device and does the ED4200 replace one?
2103 is a common way buyers refer to a rim panic device with electric latch retraction, and the ED4200 is sold as that kind of device. Treat it as a functional equivalent, not a drop-in: confirm the existing door prep, strike location, and pushpad rail length against a 30 to 36 inch wide, 1-3/4 inch thick opening before you commit.
15) What is the difference between an electric latch retraction exit device and adding an electronic keypad trim?
They solve different problems. Latch retraction on the ED4200 pulls the latch back so the door is free to push or pull for everyone, which is how you run a scheduled unlock from access control on 24V. A keypad trim like the Dormakaba E-Plex E5010 electronic push button lever trim with key override leaves the device latched and grants entry one code at a time, and it fits doors from 1-3/8 to 2-1/4 inches. Choose ELR for building-wide scheduling, keypad trim for standalone credentialed entry.
16) What is the mechanical equivalent if I do not want an electrified exit device?
The ACSI ED4200-W036 is an electronic device with electric latch retraction. For a keyless mechanical answer with no power at the door, the Lockey 115P is heavy duty keyless passage lever panic trim with a 1150 lock body for doors 1 3/16 inch to 2 inch thick, and the Lockey 285P is keyless mechanical panic trim with a lever handle for the same 1 3/16 inch to 2 inch thickness range. Note the thickness difference: the ED4200-W036 is built for a 1-3/4 inch door, which falls inside both Lockey ranges, but the Lockey units are trim that works with a panic device rather than a motorized rim device.
17) Can I use a Sargent 802 or 862 in place of the ACSI ED4200-W036?
No - those are pull and plate trims, not devices. The Sargent 802 is a blank plate exit device trim with GTB design, Grade 1, blank plate function, in the PE80 Series and not wood door compatible. The Sargent 862 is a Grade 1 offset pull handle for exit devices in the P800 Series. Neither latches or retracts anything; they dress the outside of a door where the exit device does the work. The ACSI ED4200-W036 is the rim device itself, Grade 1 under ANSI A156.3 Type 4, with hex key dogging and a latch retraction motor.
18) I have a pair of doors and only one ED4200 rim device. What handles the second leaf?
A rim device like the ACSI ED4200-W036 latches to a strike, so a pair of doors without a fixed astragal needs a mullion between the leaves. The Detex 90KR is a 90 Series keyed removable mullion for rim exit devices - it stands in the opening to give both rim devices something to latch against and comes out with a key when the full clear width is needed. It is a companion to a rim device, not a replacement for one.
19) What is the simplest outside trim if I want the door to stay locked from outside with no lever at all?
Pull or blank trim. The Detex 03WS is an exit device trim plate with a cylinder hole for 10/20/21/27 Series devices, so a key can be used without adding a lever. The Detex 0A is A Series straight pull trim with a blank escutcheon for Value Series exit devices - a fixed pull with no keyed function. The Sargent 814 PSB is heavy duty night latch pull trim in the 80 Series, where the key retracts the latch and the pull is used to enter. All three keep the outside face free of an operating lever, which suits an opening where the ACSI ED4200-W036 exit only arrangement is close to what you want but a grab point or key entry is needed outside.
20) I want the door to look finished on the outside but stay exit only. What trim do I use?
A blank plate or blank escutcheon covers the outside face without adding any operating function, which keeps the opening exit only. The Sargent 802 blank plate trim and the Von Duprin 379L-BE blank escutcheon are both Grade 1 examples of that. Each is built for its own device series, so verify the trim matches the device you are mounting it to.
21) For a door that only needs a matching handle and no latching function, what is used?
Dummy trim. The Corbin Russwin x650ET is Grade 1 heavy duty dummy lever trim with a rose for ED7000 Series exit devices - the lever is fixed and operates nothing, used where the leaf needs to look the same as its working neighbor. That is a different job from the ACSI ED4200-W036, which is a Grade 1 rim exit device that latches with a 3/4 inch bolt throw and a deadlocking latch.
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