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Corbin Russwin ED3000 - Fire Rated Series Crossbar Rim Exit Device, Panic Device Only

Corbin Russwin ED3000 Grade 1 - 36" 3 Hour Rated Series Crossbar Rim Exit Device, Panic Device Only

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Corbin Russwin ED3200A ED3000 Series Crossbar Rim Exit Device, 36" 3-Hour Fire Rated, Panic Device Only

Commercial-Grade Crossbar Rim Exit Device for Panic and Fire-Rated Door Openings

The Corbin Russwin ED3200A is a heavy-duty crossbar rim exit device from the ED3000 Series, engineered for demanding commercial applications requiring both panic hardware compliance and fire-rated door protection. Rated for use on fire doors up to and including 3-hour ratings and UL-cUL Listed accordingly, this device accommodates doors up to 48" wide with a standard door thickness of 1-3/4" and is designed for wide stile doors with a 4-1/8" stile width. Constructed from base metals including brass, bronze, and stainless steel, the ED3200A meets ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 requirements and is ADA compliant, making it a trusted solution for new construction and renovation projects alike.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Heavy-duty cold-forged steel chassis with electroplated corrosion resistance
  • Latchbolt: stainless steel pullman-type, 3/4" (19mm) throw with deadlocking auxiliary latch
  • Non-handed device (except double cylinder and lever trim which are handed)
  • Standard bar length 36" (fits 30"–36" doors); easily field cut; optional 24" or 48"
  • Standard single-point 1/4-turn hex key dogging on panic devices
  • Free Wheeling levers for vandal resistance on trim
  • SecureBolt® option (ED5200S): deadbolt-style latchbolt resists unauthorized entry
  • Electrified options including delayed egress, electric latch retraction, and electric dogging
  • UL-listed panic and 3-hour fire exit hardware; NFPA 101 and NFPA 80 compliant
  • Full range of trim with Muséo® and Vineyard™ collections
  • ADA compliant — lever trims and pulls comply with Americans with Disabilities Act
  • PathLite™ photoluminescent touchpad cover option available
  • Five-year limited warranty; ED5800 CVR certified to 3.25 million cycles

Technical Specifications

  • Grade: ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1
  • Handing: Non-handed standard (lever trim and double cylinder devices are handed)
  • Bar Length: 36" standard (fits 30"–36" doors); optional 24" or 48"
  • Door Thickness: 1-3/4" (44mm) standard; optional 2" (D200) or 2-1/4" (D214)
  • Minimum Stile Width: 4-1/2" (114mm)
  • Latchbolt — Rim (ED5200): Stainless steel pullman-type, 3/4" (19mm) throw with deadlocking auxiliary latch
  • Latchbolt — SecureBolt® (ED5200S): Deadbolt-style, 3/4" (19mm) projection x 1" wide, positive deadlocking by auxiliary bolt
  • Latchbolt — SVR (ED5400): Top: 3/4" throw pullman-type deadlocking; Bottom: 5/8" throw deadbolt
  • Projection: 3-1/4" (83mm) active; 2-3/4" (70mm) dogged
  • Dogging: Single-point 1/4-turn hex key; optional cylinder or electric dogging
  • Strike: Surface-mounted 3/8" roller strike with positive locking plate and shims
  • Certifications: ANSI A156.3 Grade 1; UL/cUL panic and 3-hour fire exit hardware; NFPA 101; NFPA 80; ADA; California State Fire Marshal approved
  • Warranty: Five-year limited

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Educational Facilities
  • Healthcare Institutions
  • Retail Establishments
  • Industrial and Warehouse Facilities
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
  • Government and Municipal Buildings

Why Choose Corbin Russwin Quality?

Corbin Russwin ED3000 Series exit devices deliver professional-grade reliability through heavy-duty construction using base metals including brass, bronze, and stainless steel, all meeting ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 standards and UL-cUL Listing for fire doors rated up to and including 3-hours. The ED3200A is backed by a 1-Year Limited warranty and complies with NFPA 101, UL 305, ADA, and the Buy American Act, making it a comprehensive solution for demanding commercial door openings. Engineered for new construction and renovation projects where dependable panic hardware performance and fire-rated compliance are essential.

Product Specs

Series:
ED3000 Series
Grade:
Grade 1
Warranty:
1 Year Limited
Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Product Subgroup:
Exit Devices - Rim
Product Type:
Exit Devices - Rim
Subcategory:
Rim Exit Devices
Stile Width:
4-1/8"
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Stile Type:
Wide Stile
Wood Door Compatible:
No
Product Model:
ED3200A
Door Hand Direction:
Yes
Door Thickness Range:
1-3/4"
Product Size:
48"
Dogging Configuration:
Hex Key Dogging
Fire Rating:
Yes
Product Category:
Exit Devices and Trim
Department:
Door Hardware

Corbin Russwin ED3210A 630 RHR – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Corbin Russwin ED3200A work on a 3-hour fire rated door?
Yes. The ED3200A crossbar rim device is UL/cUL listed fire exit hardware for fire doors rated up to and including 3 hours, and complies with NFPA 101 and NFPA 80. Note what that means on the order: fire exit hardware cannot be dogged down, so the hex key dogging referenced on the panic version is not usable on a fire rated opening. If you want a door you can hold in a latch-retracted state during business hours, you need a non-fire-rated panic device instead.
2) Can I put the ED3200A on a wood door?
No. The ED3200A is specified for metal doors only, not wood. If your fire rated opening is a wood door, look at a rim device rated for wood, such as the Adams Rite 3700 Series, which is fire rated, Grade 1, and wood door compatible.
3) Will a rim exit device latch a pair of doors with no mullion?
No, and this is where a lot of orders go wrong. A rim device like the ED3200A latches into a surface-mounted strike on the frame or on a mullion, so on a pair of doors you need a removable mullion for the inactive leaf to strike against. If you cannot use a mullion because the opening has to stay clear, you want a vertical rod device instead, which latches at the head and the sill. ZenSupply carries concealed vertical rod options such as the Hager 4501 Series, a Grade 1 wide stile pushpad CVR.
4) Do I have to specify handing when I order a Corbin Russwin ED3200A?
The ED3000 Series device itself is non-handed, but the ED3200A is ordered left hand or right hand, and lever trim and double cylinder devices are handed in this series. Determine hand from the outside of the door: standing on the exterior (pull side), if the hinges are on your left it is left hand. Get this wrong on a lever trim order and the lever points the wrong way.
5) Which function should I order on the ED3200A: classroom, nightlatch, passage or dummy?
Four functions are offered on the ED3200A. Passage means outside trim is always unlocked and free to enter. Nightlatch is key retracts latch only, with no lever on the outside for normal entry, which is the usual choice on a rear service or exit-only door. Classroom lets a key lock and unlock the outside trim so it can be left in an unlocked state during occupied hours. Dummy has no latching function at all and is used on the inactive leaf of a pair or where you only want matching appearance. Pick the function first, then handing and finish, because function is what decides whether outside trim is needed.
6) Will the ED3200A latch into the strike already on my frame?
Probably not without changing the strike. The rim latchbolt is a stainless steel pullman type with a 3/4 inch (19mm) throw and a deadlocking auxiliary latch, and it is designed to engage the surface-mounted 3/8 inch roller strike with positive locking plate and shims that ships with the series. A rim device strikes on the surface of the frame stop, not into an ANSI mortise strike pocket, so if you are coming off a mortise lock or a cylindrical lockset you will be mounting a new strike and filling the old prep.
7) The door is a narrow stile aluminum storefront - what fire rated rim device goes on it instead of the Corbin Russwin ED3200A?
The ED3200A is built for wide stile doors with a 4-1/8 inch stile, so a narrow stile aluminum storefront needs a narrow stile device. The Adams Rite 3700 Series 30 inch is a fire rated Grade 1 narrow stile rim exit device with starwheel interlocking, which is the fire rated narrow stile answer. If the opening is not fire rated, the Adams Rite 8700 and 8800 Series 30 inch, the TownSteel ED3700 and ED8900 36 inch Grade 1 narrow stile devices, and the Falcon 19-R 36 inch Grade 1 narrow stile exit only device are all narrow stile alternatives.
8) What is the closest cross-brand equivalent to the Corbin Russwin ED3200A for a fire-rated wide stile rim exit device?
The Sargent 12-8810-LTRIM is the closest wide stile match: it is a fire rated Grade 1 wide stile rim exit device, the same combination the ED3200A carries as a Grade 1 fire rated wide stile rim device. The Sargent comes configured with RX and MELR monitoring and electric latch retraction and a dummy function, so it lands as a wide stile fire rated peer with electrified switching already built in rather than a mechanical crossbar. If the opening only needs mechanical panic and fire rated operation, the Marks USA M9900F in 36 inch or 48 inch is fire rated and exit only.
9) The door is thicker than 1-3/4 inch - what rim exit device fits instead of the Corbin Russwin ED3200A?
The ED3200A is built around a 1-3/4 inch door thickness. For a thicker leaf, the DORMA 9300 Series 48 inch wide stile Grade 1 device and the Adams Rite 8800 Series 30 inch both list 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/4 inch, and the SDC S6136 Spectra covers 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch on a 4 inch wide stile. The Securitron EMB electromechanical exit bar lists 2-1/4 inch. None of those four is fire rated, so on a labeled thick door the thickness and the label have to be resolved together.
10) For a 48 inch wide door, what rim exit device covers the opening besides the Corbin Russwin ED3200A?
The ED3200A covers a 48 inch size. Other devices sized for that width include the Marks USA M9900F 48 inch fire rated rim panic device, the DORMA 9300 Series 48 inch wide stile Grade 1 device, the CRL Jackson 1095 Series 48 inch crossbar, the Cal-Royal 5500 48 inch push bar, and the Sargent 2828 and 3828, both Grade 1 reversible rim devices for 48 inch doors. Of that group only the Marks M9900F carries a fire rating, so a 48 inch labeled opening narrows to it or the ED3200A.
11) Are the SDC exit bars a substitute for the Corbin Russwin ED3200A?
They solve a different problem. The ED3200A is a mechanical Grade 1 fire rated rim exit device that latches the door itself. The SDC MSB550 Series 36 inch is a mechanical switch bar that releases an electromagnetic lock, and the SDC SureExit PSB560 Series 36 inch is a pressure sense bar with tri-failsafe technology - both are actuators for an electrically locked opening rather than latching devices, both fit narrow or wide stile, and neither is fire rated. If the opening is held by a maglock and needs a request-to-exit bar, the SDC units apply; if the door needs its own latch on a fire label, they do not.
12) How far does the Corbin Russwin ED3000 crossbar stick out from the door?
Projection is 3-1/4 inches (83mm) with the crossbar active and 2-3/4 inches (70mm) dogged. That matters in a corridor or a vestibule where the door swings toward a wall or another leaf, and it matters for ADA clear width at the opening. Measure your inswing clearance against the 3-1/4 inch figure, since that is the condition the bar sits in most of the time.
13) Is the Corbin Russwin ED3200A Grade 1, and what does that mean for a high traffic door?
Yes, the ED3000 Series meets ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1, the highest of the three durability grades for exit devices, and it is built on a cold-forged steel chassis with electroplated corrosion resistance. It is also ADA compliant and California State Fire Marshal approved. For a school corridor, a hospital stair door, or a municipal building entrance, Grade 1 is what a spec writer will call for.
14) What is the difference between a crossbar exit device and a touchpad or push pad one?
A crossbar device, like the ED3200A, uses a horizontal round bar across the door that you push anywhere along its length; it is the traditional look and it is easy to field cut to door width. A touchpad or pushpad device has a flat rail with a pad that depresses, gives a lower profile against the door, and is what most current commercial specs call out. If you want the pushpad style in a wide stile Grade 1 device, ZenSupply carries the Von Duprin 22 Series and the TownSteel ED1100. Both function identically as rim devices; the choice is aesthetics, matching existing openings, and projection.
15) What other fire rated rim exit devices could I use instead of the Corbin Russwin ED3200A?
Several, depending on the opening. The Marks USA M9900F is a fire rated rim device offered in 36 and 48 inch bar lengths, exit only, with a panic protector end cap. The Orca OED85 Series is a fire rated 36 inch rim device, exit only. Dexter's ED1000 Series fire rated rim device is Grade 1. The difference to watch: all three are exit only or device only, so if you need outside key entry, classroom function, or lever trim, the ED3200A with its function and trim options is the one that carries it. For a narrow stile fire rated opening, the Adams Rite 3700 Series is the substitution.
16) Can I get the ED3200A with electric latch retraction or delayed egress for an access control system?
Yes. The ED3000 Series offers electrified options including delayed egress, electric latch retraction, and electric dogging. Electric latch retraction is what you want if a card reader has to pull the latch and let people walk in free; electric dogging holds the device retracted on a schedule, though on a fire rated opening dogging of any kind is not permitted. Delayed egress is the stairwell and retail loss-prevention option. Specify the electrified suffix and the power supply requirement with the order, since the base device ships mechanical.
17) The opening is not fire rated - what is a simpler wide stile rim device than the Corbin Russwin ED3200A?
On a non-labeled opening the fire rating on the ED3200A is not doing any work, and several wide stile Grade 1 rim devices cover it. The Von Duprin 22-3FT is a 36 inch non-handed Grade 1 wide stile pushpad rim device for 1-3/4 inch doors, the same door thickness the ED3200A is built to. The DORMA 8300 Series and the TownSteel ED1100 36 inch are Grade 1 wide stile rim devices as well, and the BEST Precision 2101 Series 36 inch is a wide stile rim device. All of these are non-fire-rated, so they stay off labeled openings.
18) What is the difference between the Corbin Russwin ED3200A and the Detex Advantex devices?
The Detex Advantex 10 Series 36 inch is a Grade 1 wide stile rim device built to an extra heavy duty level and the Detex 40 Advantex is an extra heavy duty Grade 1 narrow stile version, while the Detex Advantex 00 Series is a Grade 1 super-heavy-duty wide stile dummy device with no latching function. The ED3200A matches all of them at Grade 1 and matches the 10 and 00 Series on wide stile, and it carries a fire rating that the Advantex 10 does not. For high-abuse traffic on a non-labeled opening the Advantex duty level is the differentiator; for a labeled opening the fire rating is.
19) Can a concealed vertical rod device be used in place of the Corbin Russwin ED3200A rim device?
No - they latch differently and prep differently. The ED3200A is a rim device, which latches to a surface strike on the frame. The Hager 4501 Series 36 inch and the Hager 4601 Series 36 inch are Grade 1 concealed vertical rod devices, latching top and bottom through rods inside the door, which means a door prepped for concealed rods and a different frame condition. A CVR is a substitute for the opening, not a drop-in for a rim device, and neither Hager unit is fire rated.
20) What is the difference between a crossbar device like the Corbin Russwin ED3200A and a push pad or touch bar device?
The ED3200A uses a crossbar actuator across the door face. The CRL Jackson 1095 Series 48 inch is also a crossbar wide stile rim panic device, so it matches that actuation style. Push pad and paddle styles are the alternative form: the CRL Jackson 1295 Series is a non-handed push pad rim panic device for 1-3/4 inch doors, the CRL Jackson 1095P is a paddle version, the Von Duprin 22-3FT is a wide stile pushpad device, and the Cal-Royal 5000 uses a touch bar. All four of those CRL and Cal-Royal units and the Von Duprin are non-fire-rated, so on a labeled door the actuator choice is constrained by the rating first.
21) Which rim exit devices offer hex key dogging like the Corbin Russwin ED3200A?
The ED3200A comes with hex key dogging. The Design Hardware 1000R 33 inch heavy duty rim device and the Design Hardware 2000R 33 inch standard duty rim device both include hex key dogging, and the Stanley Security QED200 Series is a Grade 1 heavy duty narrow stile rim device with hex-key dogging, as is the Dormakaba QED200 in a Grade 1 heavy duty 36 inch narrow configuration. The Design Hardware and Stanley units are not fire rated, so where dogging and a fire label both have to hold, the ED3200A is the one carrying both.
22) Standardizing exit hardware across a facility - which rim devices match the Corbin Russwin ED3200A on Grade 1 wide stile so the whole building reads the same?
For a Grade 1 wide stile rim standard, the peers that hold both attributes are the DORMA 8300 Series, the DORMA 9300 Series 48 inch, the TownSteel ED1100 36 inch, the TownSteel ED9700 36 inch, the Von Duprin 22-3FT 36 inch, the Detex 10 Advantex 36 inch, the Detex V4003A, the Imperial ED-501 36 inch, and the Sargent 2828 and 3828. The ED3200A is the one in that group carrying a fire rating, so a common approach is to run one of the non-rated wide stile Grade 1 devices on interior openings and the ED3200A on the labeled ones, keeping the same grade and stile type throughout.
23) The Corbin Russwin ED3200A is offered left hand and right hand - which rim devices avoid handing entirely?
The ED3200A is offered in left-handed and right-handed configurations. If handing is a stocking headache across a portfolio, the non-handed options are the BEST 2401 Series narrow stile rim device, listed as exit only and non-handed, the BEST Precision 5101 Series with a non-handed universal design, the CRL Jackson 1295 Series non-handed push pad rim panic device, and the Von Duprin 22-3FT, a 36 inch non-handed wide stile pushpad device. The Sargent 2828 and 3828 are reversible rim devices, which handles the same problem by field reversal.
24) What finishes does the Corbin Russwin ED3000 crossbar device come in, and will it match my existing door hardware?
Six finishes are offered: 605 bright brass, 611 bright bronze, 612 satin bronze, 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed, 613E dark oxidized satin bronze equivalent, and 630 satin stainless steel. These are BHMA finish numbers, so if you match by number rather than by name you will get a consistent look across mixed manufacturers on the same building. 630 is the standard for most commercial and institutional work; the 611, 612, 613 and 613E bronzes are the ones to pick when matching an older lobby or a hospitality package.
25) Where can I find the parts breakdown for a Corbin Russwin ED3000 Series exit device?
Corbin Russwin publishes an ED3000 Series exit device parts manual, hosted at https://zensupply.com/content/pdf/dormakaba/aadss1010097. That is the document to pull when you are identifying a replacement latch, end cap, strike, or crossbar on a device already hanging in the building rather than ordering a whole new unit.
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