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Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series Passage Function SecureBolt, Rim, Surface and Concealed V.R. Trim

Corbin Russwin ED4000 Grade 1 Series Passage Function SecureBolt, Rim, Surface and Concealed V.R. Trim

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Corbin Russwin x810ET ED4000 Series Passage Function SecureBolt Rim Exit Device Trim with ADA-Compliant Lever

Commercial-Grade Passage Lever Trim for Rim, Surface, and Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Devices

The Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series Passage Function SecureBolt Trim is a professional-grade exit device trim solution engineered for rim, surface, and concealed vertical rod exit device applications in commercial and institutional facilities. Designed with ANSI Function #14, this passage trim allows entrance by trim when the latchbolt is retracted by lever, with the lever always active and no cylinder required. Available in fourteen architectural finishes and featuring ADA-compliant lever designs, this trim maintains a seamless design continuum with the broader Corbin Russwin hardware line.

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 exit device trim products deliver professional-grade reliability with lever designs engineered for design continuity across the full Corbin Russwin hardware line. Available in fourteen architectural finishes and backed by a 1-year limited warranty, the ED4000 Series trim is ADA compliant and purpose-built for demanding commercial and institutional applications where dependable performance and aesthetic consistency are essential.

Manufacturer Resources

Corbin Russwin Condensed Catalog

Product Specs

Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Product Subgroup:
Exit Device Trim
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Subcategory:
Exit Devices - Rim
Product Type:
Exit Device Trims
Features:
Key Entry Exit Device Trim
Series:
ED4000 Series
ADA Compliant:
Yes
Product Function:
Passage
Cylinder Classification:
Rim
Trim Classification:
Passage Lever
Product Category:
Exit Devices and Trim
Department:
Door Hardware

Corbin Russwin A810ET 626 RHR – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Does the Corbin Russwin ED4000 passage lever trim need a cylinder?
No cylinder, and none can be keyed into it. The x810ET is ANSI Function #14 passage trim: the lever is always active and retracts the latchbolt from the outside at any time. That means the opening is never locked from the pull side. If you need the outside to be secured, this is the wrong trim, and you want a keyed function instead, such as a night latch or storeroom trim.
2) Which exit devices does the Corbin Russwin x810ET trim mount to?
It's built for Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series rim, surface vertical rod, and concealed vertical rod exit devices. Mortise devices are not part of that list. If the device on your door is another brand, this trim is not the part; a trim is matched to its own device family.
3) Is the ED4000 passage trim handed, and how do I order the right hand?
Handing matters here. Lever trim is handed even though the exit devices themselves are non-handed, so you specify LHR (left hand reverse) or RHR (right hand reverse) when you order. Stand outside the door: exit devices are always reverse-bevel openings, so pick the hand by which side the hinges are on as you face the pull side.
4) What door thickness and stile width does the Corbin Russwin ED4000 exit hardware fit?
1-3/4 inch (44mm) is the standard door thickness, with 2 inch (D200) and 2-1/4 inch (D214) available as ordered options. Minimum stile width is 4-1/2 inches (114mm), so this is wide stile hardware. On an aluminum storefront door with a stile narrower than 4-1/2 inches, it won't land, and you need a narrow stile device and trim instead, such as the BEST 2900 Series narrow stile lever trim for their 2000 Series devices.
5) Will the ED4000 rim device latch into my existing rim strike?
The rim latchbolt is a stainless steel pullman type with a 3/4 inch (19mm) throw and a deadlocking auxiliary latch, and it ships with a surface-mounted 3/8 inch roller strike with a positive locking plate and shims. The shims are what let you take up gap variation on an existing frame. If you're replacing an older rim device, plan on using the supplied roller strike rather than the strike already on the frame, since the 3/8 inch roller geometry is what the 3/4 inch pullman is set up to catch.
6) Is the Corbin Russwin ED4000 trim ADA compliant for a school or healthcare door?
Yes. The ED4000 lever trims and pulls comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, which is what you need on an accessible route where a knob would fail. The devices themselves carry ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1, are UL/cUL listed as panic and 3-hour fire exit hardware, meet NFPA 101 and NFPA 80, and are California State Fire Marshal approved. That's the package institutional specs usually call for.
7) What is a straight equivalent to the Corbin Russwin x810ET passage lever trim from another brand?
The Arrow SRX01 is the closest like-for-like: it is an exit device trim in passage function with a Sierra lever on a rose, matching the x810ET's passage function and always-active lever behavior. The difference in form is the mounting plate - the Corbin Russwin trim uses a full escutcheon in eight lever and plate designs including Armstrong, Citation, Essex and Regis, while the Arrow SRX01 mounts on a rose. If the door already has an escutcheon cutout or paint shadow, the escutcheon version covers it; on a clean door either will mount.
8) What is the difference between a passage exit trim and a night latch trim?
Both put a lever on the outside of an exit device, but they answer to different keys. The Corbin Russwin x810ET is passage function - the lever retracts the latch at all times and takes no cylinder. Night latch trim such as the Sargent 704ET or the Sargent 704-ETL requires the key to retract the latch, and the Accentra AU-441F is a night latch keyed lever trim in the Augusta design. If the opening needs free entry from outside during business hours, passage is the function; if it needs to stay secure until keyed, the night latch trims are the ones to price.
9) I have a 1-3/8 inch door - can I use the same exit trim?
The Corbin Russwin x810ET is set up for 1-3/4 inch doors as standard, with 2 inch and 2-1/4 inch options. For a thinner leaf, the Tell EDELT53 and EDELT80 escutcheon lever trims cover 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch, and the Pamex E9000 storeroom lever trim covers 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch. Confirm the thickness at the lock edge, not the frame, before committing.
10) What clearance does the ED4000 exit device need in the door swing?
Projection off the face of the door is 3-1/4 inches (83mm) with the bar active and 2-3/4 inches (70mm) dogged down. Check that against anything the door swings past, a wall return, an adjacent leaf, or a bollard, before you set the stop.
11) Can I hold the door in a push-open state during business hours with the ED4000?
Standard on the panic devices is single-point 1/4-turn hex key dogging, so you dog the bar down in the morning and the door pushes free. Cylinder dogging and electric dogging are options if you'd rather use a key or run it off a schedule. One caveat: dogging is not available on fire rated exit hardware, so a fire door assembly cannot be dogged.
12) What bar length do I order for a 36 inch door, and what about a 48 inch leaf?
36 inch is the standard bar and it covers doors from 30 to 36 inches. It field cuts, so you can trim it down on site for a narrower leaf. For wider openings there's a 48 inch bar, and a 24 inch for small leaves.
13) What is the difference between the standard ED5200 rim latch and the SecureBolt option?
The standard rim latch is a pullman bolt with a 3/4 inch throw. The SecureBolt (ED5200S) swaps that for a deadbolt-style bolt, 3/4 inch projection by 1 inch wide, positively deadlocked by an auxiliary bolt. The wider, square bolt is the one to pick where you're worried about someone working the latch from outside. On a surface vertical rod device (ED5400) the geometry is different again: 3/4 inch pullman at the top, 5/8 inch throw deadbolt at the bottom.
14) Should I use a rim exit device or a vertical rod device on a pair of doors?
On a pair, a rim device needs a mullion between the leaves to give the latch something to catch. Surface or concealed vertical rod latches at the head and the sill instead, so it secures both leaves with a clear opening between them, which is what you want for moving carts or furniture. The x810ET passage trim works with any of the three, rim, surface vertical rod, or concealed vertical rod, so the trim choice doesn't lock in the device type.
15) Will the ED4000 lever trim survive an abused door in a school or apartment corridor?
The chassis is cold-forged steel with an electroplated corrosion-resistant coat, and the levers are free wheeling, so if someone hangs on the lever or tries to torque it, the lever spins rather than transmitting the load into the chassis. That's the feature that keeps vandalized trim from turning into a service call.
16) I need the outside lever to unlock on a card reader or a schedule. What do I use instead of this passage trim?
Passage trim is always unlocked, so access control has nothing to switch. Corbin Russwin offers electrified options on the ED4000 platform including electric latch retraction, electric dogging, and delayed egress. If you're keeping an existing device and only want to electrify the trim, Command Access makes drop-in electrified exit trim in 12V/24V with fail safe or fail secure selectable, in the ET15, ET25, and ET26 series, and the 230L for Von Duprin 98/99, 33/35, and 22 series devices. Von Duprin's own E360L-BE-03 is a Grade 1 fail safe electric passage trim for 33/35A devices.
17) What is a comparable passage exit device trim from another brand?
Arrow's SRX01 is the closest straight equivalent: passage function exit trim with a Sierra lever on a rose, for Arrow ED910, S1150, and S1250 devices. The difference from the Corbin Russwin x810ET is mounting, the Arrow is rose trim rather than a full escutcheon, and it fits Arrow devices only. If you need a keyed function on a comparable Grade 1 platform, Sargent's 704ET night latch lever trim or the Marks USA M195F storeroom trim are the ones to look at.
18) Can I use passage trim on a fire rated door?
Yes, and it's a common pairing. Passage trim has no locking function, so it doesn't interfere with the fire exit hardware listing on the device. The ED4000 platform is UL/cUL listed as 3-hour fire exit hardware and meets NFPA 80 and NFPA 101. One thing to watch: fire rated openings cannot be dogged, so on a fire door the bar has to latch every time and the outside lever is your only always-open path.
19) I want a keypad on the outside instead of a keyed lever - what replaces exit trim for that?
Instead of a mechanical lever trim like the Corbin Russwin x810ET, pushbutton exit trim puts the credential on the door. The Dormakaba E-Plex 201U is an electronic pushbutton exit trim for wide stile doors, and the Dormakaba PowerPlex P201U is pushbutton exit trim for rim, mortise and SVR devices - the same three device families the Corbin Russwin trim serves. Both replace the outside trim entirely rather than adding to it.
20) Do I have to specify handing when ordering exit device lever trim?
Yes on the Corbin Russwin x810ET - lever trim is handed, and it is ordered LHR or RHR. Some peer trims avoid the decision: the Sargent 704ET is a night latch lever trim with field reversible operation and the Command Access ET26 is field reversible as well. If a facility stocks spares and wants one part number on the shelf for both hands, a field reversible trim is the one to standardize on; if the trim is going on a specific known opening, handing is simply a line on the order.
21) Which exit trim options give me a thumbpiece instead of a lever?
The Corbin Russwin x810ET uses an ADA compliant lever across all eight escutcheon designs. If the opening calls for a thumbpiece, the Tell EDTHP53 is a thumbpiece exit device trim in entry function, and the Dexter ED1000T-CLRM-TP-NC is a Grade 1 classroom trim with a thumbpiece on a pull plate, supplied less cylinder. Note that lever operation is what satisfies ADA on the Corbin Russwin trim, so check the code path for the opening before switching to a thumbpiece.
22) I need trim that will hold up to abuse in a school corridor - how does this compare to other heavy duty trim?
The Corbin Russwin x810ET uses a cold-forged steel chassis and offers Free Wheeling levers, so a lever forced past its stop spins rather than transmitting the load into the trim. Among peers, the Sargent 744 is Grade 1 freewheeling trim for 8700 and 8900 Series devices, the Falcon 212L uses shear pin protection in the 20 Series, and the Von Duprin 230DT uses a heavy duty 10 gauge steel escutcheon. Each takes a different route to the same abuse problem.
23) What lever designs and finishes does the Corbin Russwin x810ET come in?
Eight escutcheon lever designs: Armstrong (A8), Citation (C8), Dirke (D8), Essex (E8), Lustra (L8), Newport (N8), Princeton (PR8), and Regis (R8). Fourteen finishes run from 605 bright brass and 606 satin brass through 612 and 613 bronze, 613E dark oxidized bronze, 618/619 nickel, 625/626 chrome, 629/630 stainless, 722 black oxidized bronze oil-rubbed, and BSP black suede powder coat. If you're matching other Corbin Russwin openings in the building, pick the same lever letter and finish number and the trim will read as one set.
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