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Corbin Russwin ED4200 36" Narrow Stile Rim Exit Device

Corbin Russwin ED4200 Grade 1 36" Narrow Stile Rim Exit Device

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Corbin Russwin ED4200 36" Narrow Stile Rim Exit Device with ADA-Compliant Pushpad

Commercial-Grade Rim Exit Device for Narrow Stile Full Glass, Aluminum, and Metal Doors

The Corbin Russwin ED4200 is a heavy-duty 36" narrow stile rim exit device from the ED4000 Series, purpose-built for high-use and high-abuse applications on narrow stile full glass, aluminum, and metal doors. Designed for 1-3/4" door thickness, this non-handed device delivers quiet, reliable egress with an easy-to-use pushpad that meets ADA and barrier-free code compliance requirements. Certified to ANSI A156.3 Type 4 Grade 1 and listed under UL/cUL UL 305 panic hardware standards, the ED4200 is engineered for demanding commercial environments where safety, durability, and code compliance are essential.

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

  • Schools and Universities
  • Healthcare Facilities
  • Government and Municipal Buildings
  • Factories and Warehouses
  • Office and Retail Complexes
  • Transportation Facilities
  • Hotels and Conference Centers
  • Religious Facilities
  • Theaters and Auditoriums

Why Choose Corbin Russwin Quality?

Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series rim exit devices deliver professional-grade reliability with heavy-duty construction rated to ANSI A156.3 Type 4 Grade 1 and UL/cUL UL 305 panic hardware standards. Backed by a 5 Year Limited warranty and approved by the California State Fire Marshal, these devices are engineered for demanding commercial applications where dependable performance, code compliance, and long-term durability are essential.

Manufacturer Resources

Corbin Russwin Condensed Catalog

Product Specs

Series:
ED4000 Series
Grade:
Grade 1
Warranty:
5 Year Limited
Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Product Subgroup:
Exit Devices - Rim
Product Type:
Exit Devices - Rim
Subcategory:
Rim Exit Devices
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Stile Type:
Narrow Stile
Lock Function:
Exit Only, Accepts Trim
Wood Door Compatible:
No
Product Model:
ED4200
Product Function:
Exit Only, Accepts Trim
Door Hand Direction:
Non-Handed
Door Thickness Range:
1-3/4"
Product Size:
36"
Dogging Configuration:
Hex Key Dogging
Fire Rating:
No
Product Category:
Exit Devices and Trim
Department:
Door Hardware

Corbin Russwin ED4200 630 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Corbin Russwin ED4200 fit a narrow stile aluminum storefront door?
Yes, that is exactly what the ED4200 is built for. It's a narrow stile rim device with a stated minimum stile width of 4-1/2 inches (114mm), so measure the vertical stile on the lock side before ordering. Anything narrower than 4-1/2 inches and this device will not land on the stile. It's intended for narrow stile full glass, aluminum, and metal doors, and it is not a wood door device.
2) What door thickness does the Corbin Russwin ED4200 rim exit device work on?
1-3/4 inches standard, which is the usual commercial door thickness. Thicker doors are handled with an option: D200 for 2 inch doors and D214 for 2-1/4 inch. If your opening is a 2 inch or 2-1/4 inch door you have to call that suffix out on the order, because the standard build will not take it.
3) Is the ED4200 exit device fire rated?
No. The ED4200 as configured is a panic device, not a fire exit device. It carries UL/cUL panic listing under UL 305 and it is ANSI A156.3 Type 4 Grade 1, plus California State Fire Marshal approval, but it is not the fire-labeled build. If your opening is a labeled fire door assembly, go to a fire rated rim device instead, such as the Adams Rite 3700 Series or the Dexter ED1000 Series fire rated rim device.
4) Do I have to specify a hand when ordering the Corbin Russwin ED4200?
No hand needed for the device itself. The ED4200 rim device is non-handed, so one part covers left and right hand openings. Handing only comes into play if you add lever trim or a double cylinder device, and those are handed. Order the bare exit-only device and you can stock one part across a whole building.
5) Will the ED4200 latch into the strike that's already on my frame?
Probably not without changing the strike. The ED4200 uses a stainless steel pullman latchbolt with a 3/4 inch (19mm) throw and a deadlocking auxiliary latch, and it's supplied with its own surface-mounted 3/8 inch roller strike with a positive locking plate and shims. Rim devices latch into that surface strike on the frame stop, not into an ANSI mortise strike pocket, so plan on mounting the strike that comes with it and using the shims to take up any gap.
6) Can I hold the ED4200 unlocked during business hours?
Yes. Standard build is single-point 1/4-turn hex key dogging, so a maintenance tech drops the latch with the hex wrench in the morning and re-secures at close. Two alternates get specified at order time: M52 cylinder dogging (supplied less cylinder, so you provide the mortise cylinder to match your keyway) or M51 less dogging, which is what you order when the device must stay latched at all times. Electric dogging is also offered on the ED4000 Series.
7) Can you get into the building from the outside with the ED4200, or is it exit only?
As supplied it's exit only, meaning free egress from the inside and no outside operation. It accepts trim, so if you need entry from the pull side you add a trim: lever trim or a night latch pull with a cylinder. Free wheeling levers are offered for vandal resistance, and lever trims and pulls comply with ADA. Note that lever trim is handed, so you specify the hand when you add it.
8) Does the Corbin Russwin ED4200 meet ADA and panic hardware code for a school or hospital egress door?
The pushpad meets ADA and barrier-free requirements, and the device is UL/cUL listed under UL 305 as panic hardware, ANSI A156.3 Type 4 Grade 1, compliant with NFPA 101 and NFPA 80, and approved by the California State Fire Marshal. Grade 1 is the highest ANSI/BHMA durability tier and is what most institutional specs call for on a main egress opening. Bear in mind this particular build is the non-fire-rated panic version, so a labeled door assembly needs the fire exit hardware instead.
9) The opening is a labeled fire door. What narrow stile rim exit device should be used instead of the ED4200?
The ED4200 is not fire rated, so a labeled opening needs a fire rated device. The Adams Rite 3700 Series 30 inch is a fire rated narrow stile rim exit device carrying Grade 1. Among wider stile fire rated rim options, the Dexter ED1000 fire rated rim device is Grade 1, the Arrow FS1250 is a fire rated 32 inch rim device for 1-3/4 inch doors, the Orca OED85 is a fire rated 36 inch rim device, and the Marks USA M9900F comes fire rated in 36 inch and 48 inch exit only. Fire rated devices do not carry mechanical dogging, so a door that needs to be held in a push-open state during the day is a different conversation from the ED4200's hex key dogging.
10) Will the ED4200 work on a wood door, and what narrow stile rim device goes on wood?
The ED4200 is built for narrow stile full glass, aluminum, and metal doors and is not a wood door device. For wood, the Adams Rite 8700 Series 30 inch narrow stile rim exit device is wood door compatible and Grade 1, and the Adams Rite 3700 Series 30 inch is wood door compatible, Grade 1, and fire rated. Note that the Adams Rite 8800 Series, despite being the adjacent narrow stile Grade 1 family, is not wood door compatible.
11) The door is 2 inch or 2-1/4 inch thick. Is there a rim exit device listed for that range instead of the ED4200?
The ED4200 carries a 1-3/4 inch door thickness. Devices listed for thicker doors include the Adams Rite 8800 Series 30 inch narrow stile Grade 1 device at 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/4 inch, the DORMA 9300 Series 48 inch wide stile Grade 1 device at 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/4 inch, the SDC S6136 Spectra at 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch, and the Securitron EMB electromechanical exit bar at 2-1/4 inch. Of those, only the Adams Rite 8800 is a narrow stile device.
12) I need both leaves of a pair latched at the top and bottom. Is a rim device like the ED4200 the right choice?
No. The ED4200 is a rim device, which latches into a surface-mounted 3/8 inch roller strike on the frame at the pushpad level only. For top and bottom latching, a concealed vertical rod device is the right family: the Hager 4601 Series 36 inch is a Grade 1 concealed vertical rod narrow stile exit device, and the Hager 4501 Series 36 inch is a Grade 1 concealed vertical rod device with a wide stile pushpad. The Dormakaba QED200 is a Grade 1 heavy duty narrow device supplied as a 36 inch device with a 7 ft rod.
13) What looks like an alternative to the ED4200 but will not actually function as an exit device on the opening?
Three items in the same family do not do what the ED4200 does. The Detex Advantex 00 Series is a dummy exit device in wide stile, so it provides the appearance and push surface without operating a latch. The Sargent 12-8810-LTRIM is likewise a dummy function device, wide stile and fire rated. The Dexter ED1500-EXTRD-SP is a 12 inch extension rod assembly for ED1500 exit devices, a component rather than a device. The ED4200 is an exit only device that accepts trim and latches with a 3/4 inch throw pullman latchbolt.
14) The existing aluminum storefront doors use Adams Rite interlocking hardware. What changes if the ED4200 goes on instead?
The Adams Rite 8700, 8800, 3700, and EX88 are all narrow stile Grade 1 rim devices using starwheel or interlocking designs, where the latch engages an interlocking keeper. The ED4200 latches into a surface-mounted 3/8 inch roller strike with a positive locking plate and shims, using a 3/4 inch throw pullman latchbolt, so the frame-side hardware is a different strike than an interlocking keeper. If the goal is to leave the existing keepers in place across the storefront, staying within the Adams Rite interlocking families keeps the frame side unchanged.
15) How much does a rim exit device stick out into the opening, and does it clear when dogged down?
Projection off the door face is 3-1/4 inches (83mm) with the pushpad at rest and 2-3/4 inches (70mm) when the device is dogged. That matters where the door swings into a corridor or against a wall, and where a second leaf or a door pull sits close by. Use the 3-1/4 inch figure for clearance checks, since that's the worst case.
16) Rim device or vertical rod for my aluminum storefront pair?
A rim device like the ED4200 latches sideways into a surface strike on the frame or on a removable mullion, so on a pair of doors you either need a mullion between the leaves or a vertical rod device on the inactive leaf. Vertical rod hardware latches at the head and threshold instead and secures a pair with no mullion in the way, which is what you want when you need the full clear opening for carts or gurneys. For narrow stile pairs without a mullion, the Hager 4601 Series 36 inch narrow stile concealed vertical rod device is the alternative.
17) What is the difference between the Corbin Russwin ED4200 and a wide stile rim device like the Von Duprin 22?
Stile width is the whole difference. The ED4200 is the narrow stile build, sized for a 4-1/2 inch minimum stile on aluminum and full glass doors. The Von Duprin 22-3FT is a wide stile pushpad rim device, 36 inch, non-handed, Grade 1, for 1-3/4 inch doors, and it needs the broader stile of a hollow metal door to mount on. Put a wide stile chassis on a storefront leaf and the mounting simply runs past the glass. Both are Grade 1 rim devices; pick by what the door gives you to screw into.
18) What other narrow stile Grade 1 rim exit devices could I use instead of the Corbin Russwin ED4200?
Several narrow stile Grade 1 rim devices cover the same kind of storefront opening. The TownSteel ED3700 36 inch and ED8900 36 inch are both heavy duty Grade 1 narrow stile rim devices. Falcon's 19-R Series 36 inch is narrow stile, exit only, Grade 1, for 1-3/4 inch doors, and the Falcon 1590EO runs 42 inch for wider leaves. Detex 40 Advantex is the extra heavy duty narrow stile option. None of those is listed as fire rated, same as the ED4200. If your doors are wood, most narrow stile rim devices including the ED4200 are out; the Adams Rite 8700 Series is wood door compatible.
19) What does the stile width option on the Corbin Russwin ED4200 mean, 2 inch versus 3-1/2 inch?
That option sets the chassis size to the stile you're mounting on, and it's offered in a 2 inch and a 3-1/2 inch version. Measure the actual door stile and pick the matching option, keeping the 4-1/2 inch minimum stile width in mind for the opening overall. Getting this one wrong is the most common reason a narrow stile device arrives and won't mount.
20) The stile on the door is wide, not narrow. What replaces the ED4200 on a 36 inch wide stile door?
The ED4200 is a narrow stile device with a 4-1/2 inch minimum stile width. On a wide stile door the Von Duprin 22-3FT is a 36 inch non-handed wide stile pushpad rim device, Grade 1, for 1-3/4 inch doors. The Detex 10 Advantex 36 inch is wide stile Grade 1 extra heavy duty, the TownSteel ED1100 36 inch is wide stile Grade 1 heavy duty, the BEST Precision 2101 Series is a 36 inch wide stile rim device, and the Imperial USA ED-501 is a 36 inch wide stile Grade 1 rim panic device, exit only.
21) Is the Stanley QED211 the same device as the Dormakaba QED200, and how do they line up with the ED4200?
Both the Stanley Security QED211 and the Dormakaba QED200 are in the QED200 Series, Grade 1 heavy duty, and neither is wood door compatible. The Stanley unit is described as a narrow stile rim exit device with hex-key dogging, and the Dormakaba unit is a narrow exit device supplied as a 36 inch device with a 7 ft rod. The ED4200 is a 36 inch narrow stile Grade 1 rim device with single point 1/4 turn hex key dogging standard, so the Stanley QED211 lines up with it on stile type, grade, and dogging method.
22) I want the door to lock behind people but stay openable with a key from outside. Is the ED4200 the right function, or is a night latch device better?
The ED4200 is an exit only device that accepts trim, so the outside function is determined by the trim selected. The Sargent 8504 is a narrow design rim exit device supplied in a dedicated night latch function, Grade 1, and the Detex V4003A/03AN is a wide stile Grade 1 rim device supplied with night latch trim as a device only, exit only configuration. If the outside side needs to be locked with key retraction only, those two arrive in that function; the ED4200 reaches it through the trim you specify.
23) The opening is a 48 inch leaf. What rim exit devices cover that width instead of the 36 inch ED4200?
The ED4200 is a 36 inch device. At 48 inches, the Dexter ED1000 Series is offered as a 4FT Grade 1 rim exit device, the DORMA 9300 Series is a 48 inch wide stile Grade 1 exit only device for 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/4 inch doors, the Marks USA M9900F 48 inch is a fire rated rim panic device exit only, the Cal-Royal 5500 is a 48 inch push bar device, and the CRL Jackson 1095 Series is a 48 inch crossbar rim panic device, exit only, wide stile. The Sargent 2828 and 3828 are Grade 1 reversible rim devices for 48 inch doors.
24) We are standardizing a building on one exit device and some doors are narrow stile and some wide. Is there a device that covers both?
The ED4200 is a narrow stile device with a 4-1/2 inch minimum stile width, so it does not cross to wide stile openings. The BEST Precision 5101 Series is a rim exit device with a non-handed universal design, and BEST also offers the 2401 Series in narrow stile exit only non-handed and the 2101 Series in 36 inch wide stile, which keeps a single manufacturer across mixed stile widths. On the switch bar side, the SDC MSB550 and PSB560 are both listed for narrow or wide stile.
25) Which comparable rim exit devices also come with hex key dogging like the ED4200?
The ED4200 carries single point 1/4 turn hex key dogging as standard, with cylinder dogging or less dogging available at order. Among peers, the Stanley QED211 is a Grade 1 heavy duty narrow stile rim device with hex-key dogging, and the Design Hardware 1000R at 33 inches is a heavy duty rim device with hex key dogging; the Design Hardware 2000R at 33 inches is the standard duty version with hex key dogging. Dogging is a mechanical hold-open of the pushpad, which is why none of the fire rated devices offer it.
26) A crossbar or paddle exit is wanted rather than a pushpad. What are the options next to the ED4200?
The ED4200 uses an ADA-compliant pushpad. For a different actuator, the CRL Jackson 1095 Series 48 inch is a crossbar rim panic device, exit only, wide stile, and the CRL Jackson 1095P is a paddle rim panic device, also exit only and wide stile. The CRL Jackson 1295 Series is a non-handed push pad device, wide stile, for 1-3/4 inch doors. The Cal-Royal 5000 uses a touch bar and the Cal-Royal 5500 a push bar. All of these are wide stile, so they do not serve the narrow stile opening the ED4200 is built for.
27) What finishes does the Corbin Russwin ED4200 come in for matching the rest of my building's hardware?
Nine BHMA finishes are offered: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 611 bright bronze, 612 satin bronze, 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed, 619 satin nickel, 625 bright chrome, 630 satin stainless steel, and 722 black oxidized bronze oil-rubbed. For storefront and institutional work 630 satin stainless is the usual match to aluminum and to existing 630 lever trim, and 613 or 722 handle the darker bronze storefront systems.
28) Is there a version of the Corbin Russwin exit device that resists being pried or shimmed open?
Yes, within the same family. The SecureBolt option uses a deadbolt-style latchbolt with a 3/4 inch (19mm) projection by 1 inch wide, positively deadlocked by an auxiliary bolt, instead of the standard pullman latch. On a back-of-house or after-hours door that gets attacked, that's the one to specify. The standard ED4200 latch is the pullman type with a 3/4 inch throw and a deadlocking auxiliary latch.
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