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Corbin Russwin ED5200 - 36" Rim Exit Device

Corbin Russwin ED5200 Grade 1 - 36" Rim Exit Device

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Corbin Russwin ED5200 36" Wide Stile Rim Exit Device with Hex Key Dogging

Commercial-Grade Rim Exit Device for High-Traffic Life Safety Applications

The Corbin Russwin ED5200 is a professional-grade, wide stile rim exit device from the renowned ED5000 Series, engineered for safe and reliable egress in demanding commercial environments. Designed for doors with a minimum 4-1/2" stile width, the standard 36" (914mm) bar accommodates 30" to 36" (762mm to 914mm) doors, with optional 24" (610mm) and 48" (1219mm) bar configurations available. The device features a 3/4" (19mm) throw stainless steel pullman-type latchbolt with stainless steel deadlocking latch, and is backed by a 5-year limited warranty as part of the Grade 1 ED5000 Series.

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 and Schools
  • Healthcare Institutions
  • Retail and Commercial Complexes
  • Hotels and Hospitality Properties
  • Industrial Facilities, Factories, and Warehouses
  • Government and Municipal Buildings
  • Theaters and Assembly Occupancies

Why Choose Corbin Russwin Quality?

Corbin Russwin ED5000 Series exit devices are engineered to exceed industry standards, with the series proven through rigorous lab and field testing—including certification of the ED5800 concealed vertical rod device to 3.25 million successful cycles, more than 6 times the industry requirement. The ED5200 carries a Grade 1 rating and is backed by a 5-year limited warranty, reflecting Corbin Russwin’s commitment to durability and life safety performance. With a wide stile design, flexible bar length and door thickness options, and a full range of compatible trim collections, the ED5200 is a trusted solution for demanding commercial applications where dependable egress performance is essential.

Manufacturer Resources

Corbin Russwin Condensed Catalog

Product Specs

Series:
ED5000 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
Stile Width:
4-1/2"
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Stile Type:
Wide Stile
Lock Function:
Exit Only, Accepts Trim
Wood Door Compatible:
No
Product Model:
ED5200
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 ED5200 630 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the ED5200 rim exit device work on a 2 inch thick door?
Only with the right suffix. Standard build is 1-3/4 inch (44mm), which is the usual commercial door. Corbin Russwin publishes a D200 option for 2 inch doors and D214 for 2-1/4 inch. Measure the leaf before you order, because the thickness sets the length of the through-bolts and the trim spindle, and it is not a field fix.
2) Do I need to specify handing when ordering an ED5200 exit device?
For the device itself, no. The ED5200 ships non-handed, so one part number covers a left or right hand opening. Handing only comes into it when you add lever trim or a double cylinder version, both of which are handed. If you are ordering exit only with no outside trim, hand is not a decision you have to make.
3) Will the ED5200 latch into the strike that is already on my frame?
Probably not without swapping the strike. Rim devices latch into a surface-mounted strike on the frame stop, and the ED5200 uses a 3/8 inch roller strike with a positive locking plate and shims. The latchbolt is a stainless pullman type with a 3/4 inch (19mm) throw and a deadlocking auxiliary latch, so it needs that specific strike geometry to engage and deadlock properly. Plan on installing the supplied strike and using the shims to take up any gap between door and stop.
4) Should I use a rim exit device or a vertical rod device on my opening?
A rim device like the ED5200 latches into a strike on the frame, which makes it the simple choice for a single door in a frame, or for one leaf of a pair with a mullion between them. It does not work on a pair without a mullion, because there is nothing at the meeting stile to latch into. For a mullion-free pair you need vertical rods, which latch at the head and the sill instead: Corbin Russwin builds the ED5400 surface vertical rod and the ED5800 concealed vertical rod in the same ED5000 Series. Hager also builds the 4501 concealed vertical rod for a wide stile door.
5) The opening is a fire rated door - can a Corbin Russwin ED5200 be used, or is a different device needed?
The ED5200 as configured is not fire rated, so a labeled fire door opening needs a fire exit device instead. Fire rated rim devices in the same 36 inch class include the Marks USA M9900F (36 inch fire rated rim, exit only), the Orca OED85 Series (36 inch fire rated rim, exit only), the Dexter ED1000 Grade 1 fire rated rim device, the Arrow FS1250 at 32 inch, and the Adams Rite 3700 Series Grade 1 narrow stile fire rated device at 30 inch. For a 48 inch fire rated leaf, the Marks USA M9900F-48 covers that width. Note that fire exit hardware has no dogging, unlike the hex key dogging that comes standard on the ED5200.
6) What is the closest wide stile Grade 1 rim exit device to a Corbin Russwin ED5200 from another manufacturer?
The Von Duprin 22-3FT is the nearest one-for-one match: a 36 inch wide stile pushpad rim device, non-handed, Grade 1, for 1-3/4 inch doors, which is the same door thickness and Grade 1 wide stile rim configuration the ED5200 covers in its 36 inch bar. The Detex 10 Advantex is another 36 inch wide stile Grade 1 rim device, rated extra heavy duty. On the Dormakaba side, the DORMA 8300 Series is a Grade 1 wide stile panic rim device. All three sit in the same opening as the ED5200 - a hollow metal door with at least a wide stile face - so a spec that calls for a Grade 1 wide stile rim device can be filled from any of them.
7) The door only has a 2 inch stile - what rim exit device works instead of an ED5200?
The ED5200 needs a minimum 4-1/2 inch stile, so a narrow stile aluminum storefront door is out of range for it. Narrow stile Grade 1 rim devices built for that opening include the Falcon 19-R (36 inch, narrow stile, exit only, 1-3/4 inch door), the TownSteel ED3700 and ED8900 (both 36 inch narrow stile Grade 1), the Detex 40 Advantex extra heavy duty narrow stile device, and the Adams Rite 8700 Series at 30 inch. For a 42 inch narrow stile bar, the Falcon 1590EO and 1790EO cover that length. Glass front installers replacing hardware on aluminum entrances should be working from this narrow stile group rather than the wide stile ED5200.
8) The door is 48 inches wide - is the ED5200 still the right device, or should a different one be specified?
The standard 36 inch ED5200 bar fits 30 to 36 inch doors, and a 48 inch bar is an optional configuration in the ED5000 Series. If the 48 inch leaf is being spec'd from another line, the Sargent 2828 and 3828 are Grade 1 reversible wide stile rim devices for 48 inch minimum door width, the DORMA 9300 Series is a 48 inch wide stile Grade 1 panic rim device for 1-3/4 to 2-1/4 inch doors, the Dexter ED1000 comes in a 4FT Grade 1 rim version, and the Cal-Royal A9820 is a 48 inch exit only rim device. Do not order a 36 inch bar for a 48 inch door on the assumption it can be field cut - cutting shortens a bar, it does not lengthen one.
9) The door is 2 inches thick - which rim exit devices cover that without a special order?
The ED5200 ships standard for 1-3/4 inch doors, with 2 inch (D200) and 2-1/4 inch (D214) thickness options in the ED5000 Series. Peers that list a thicker range as standard include the DORMA 9300 Series and the Adams Rite 8800 Series, both covering 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/4 inch, and the SDC S6136 Spectra at 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch. The Securitron EMB electromechanical exit bar is built for a 2-1/4 inch door. Confirm the actual door thickness before ordering, because a device set up for 1-3/4 inch will not through-bolt correctly on a thicker leaf.
10) Is a pressure sense bar or switch bar the same thing as a Corbin Russwin ED5200 rim exit device?
No. The ED5200 is a mechanical rim exit device with a stainless steel pullman latchbolt that physically latches the door into a surface strike. The SDC MSB550 Series 36 inch mechanical switch bar and the SDC SureExit PSB560 Series 36 inch pressure sense bar are switching bars that release an electromagnetic lock - they signal a lock to release rather than throwing a latch of their own, and they need the mag lock and power supply to secure the opening. Both fit narrow or wide stile doors, so they will mount where an ED5200 mounts, but they are not a mechanical substitute. The same distinction applies to the Detex Advantex 00 Series, which is a dummy exit device with no latching function.
11) The access control drawing calls for electric latch retraction - what rim devices besides the ED5200 support that?
The ED5200 is available with MELR motor latch retraction and with the M61 exit alarm, in every finish from bright brass through black suede powder coat. If the job is being spec'd elsewhere, the Sargent 8800 Series device with RX and MELR is a Grade 1 fire rated wide stile rim device with the same latch retraction approach, the SDC S6136 Spectra is an electrified architectural rim device on a 4 inch wide stile, and the Dormakaba E2103 is an electrified 36 inch rim device supplied with 4908A trim in a classroom function. Electrified devices need a power supply and wire transfer to the door - confirm both are in the scope before ordering.
12) The opening needs a top and bottom latch rather than a rim strike - what replaces the ED5200?
The ED5200 is a rim device that latches into a surface mounted strike on the frame, which is the wrong choice for a pair of doors with no mullion or where the spec calls for vertical rod latching. Concealed vertical rod devices in the same 36 inch wide stile class include the Hager 4501 Series, a Grade 1 CVR device with a wide stile pushpad, and the Hager 4601 Series in a narrow stile CVR. Within the ED5000 Series itself, the ED5400 is the surface vertical rod version, with a 3/4 inch throw pullman latch at the top and a 5/8 inch throw deadbolt at the bottom.
13) How do I hold the door unlocked during business hours with the Corbin Russwin ED5200?
Dogging. The standard build uses single point 1/4 turn hex key dogging, so a staff member depresses the touchbar and turns the hex key to hold the latch retracted for push-pull operation, then reverses it to relock at close. If you would rather control that with a key everyone already carries, or on a schedule from an access system, Corbin Russwin offers cylinder dogging and electric dogging as options in place of the hex key.
14) How much does an exit device stick out into the corridor when the door is open?
The ED5200 projects 3-1/4 inches (83mm) from the door face when active, and 2-3/4 inches (70mm) when dogged down. That matters where the door swings into a tight corridor or against a wall, and it is the number to check against your required clear egress width.
15) Can I get a Corbin Russwin ED5200 with electric latch retraction for access control?
Yes. MELR, motor latch retraction, is an orderable option and lets a card reader or a remote release pull the latch back so the door pushes open from outside. There is also an M61 exit alarm build that sounds locally when someone pushes the bar, useful on a door you want available for egress but not for casual traffic. Note the M61 does not include the cylinder, so order that separately. Beyond these, the series also covers delayed egress and electric dogging.
16) What finishes does the Corbin Russwin ED5200 come in for matching the rest of my building?
Ten finishes across the ED5200: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 611 bright bronze, 612 satin bronze, 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed, 619 satin nickel, 625 bright chrome, 629 bright stainless, 630 satin stainless, 722 black oxidized bronze oil-rubbed, plus BSP black suede powder coat. Every one of those is available in the plain mechanical build and with the M61 alarm or MELR electric latch retraction, so you can standardize a finish across an entire facility without giving up the electrified openings.
17) What is the difference between the Corbin Russwin ED5200 and the ED5200S SecureBolt?
Latchbolt type. The standard ED5200 uses a stainless pullman latch with a 3/4 inch (19mm) throw and a deadlocking auxiliary latch. The ED5200S SecureBolt swaps that for a deadbolt-style bolt, 3/4 inch (19mm) projection by 1 inch wide, positively deadlocked by an auxiliary bolt. Pick the S where the door is exposed and you are worried about someone working the latch from outside; the standard pullman is what most interior and back-of-house openings get.
18) Is the ED5200 Grade 1 and does it meet ADA and NFPA requirements?
The ED5200 is certified to ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1, the heaviest commercial rating for exit devices, and is UL/cUL listed panic hardware compliant with NFPA 101 and NFPA 80. The lever trims and pulls comply with ADA, and it carries California State Fire Marshal approval. That is the paperwork an institutional spec normally calls for on an egress door.
19) I need a wide stile rim device for a 2 inch thick door. What are my options?
The ED5200 handles it through the D200 suffix, since the standard build is 1-3/4 inch only. If you would rather have the thicker door in the base product, the DORMA 9300 Series 48 inch wide stile rim device covers 1-3/4 to 2-1/4 inches, and the SDC S6136 electrified wide stile rim device covers 1-3/4 to 2 inches. All three are wide stile, so the 4-1/2 inch stile question still applies on the Corbin.
20) Does the ED5200 come with outside trim, or do I order that separately?
Separately. The ED5200 as built is exit only and accepts trim, meaning the bar gives you free egress from the inside and the outside face is bare unless you add a pull, a night latch trim, or a lever. Corbin Russwin covers that with a full trim range including the Museo and Vineyard collections, and the levers are free wheeling so they spin rather than break if someone hangs on them. Budget for the trim and, on keyed trim, a cylinder as separate line items.
21) What is a lower cost alternative to the Corbin Russwin ED5200 for a lighter traffic door?
The ED5200 is an ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 device. Where the traffic does not demand Grade 1, the Cal-Royal 5000 is a 36 inch wide rim exit device with a touch bar on a Grade 2 chassis, and the Cal-Royal 5500 is the same class in a 48 inch push bar. The Design Hardware 2000R is a standard duty wide stile rim device with hex key dogging, matching the ED5200's dogging method in a lighter build; the Design Hardware 1000R is the heavy duty version of that same family. Property managers standardizing a building often run Grade 1 on the main egress doors and step down on interior stair or service doors that see less use.
22) Which rim exit device gives night latch key access rather than exit only like the ED5200?
The ED5200 is configured exit only and accepts trim, so key access is added through separate trim rather than being built into the base device. The Sargent 8504 is a Grade 1 narrow stile rim device supplied in a night latch function, and the Detex V4003A/03AN is a Grade 1 wide stile rim device supplied with night latch trim. A locksmith retrofitting an existing opening should confirm which side of the door the cylinder needs to live on before choosing between adding trim to an ED5200 and ordering a device with the night latch function already specified.
23) How does the Corbin Russwin ED5200 compare to a crossbar panic device like the CRL Jackson 1095?
The ED5200 uses a touchpad style bar with 3-1/4 inch projection active and 2-3/4 inch dogged. The CRL Jackson 1095 Series is a 48 inch crossbar rim panic device on a wide stile, and the 1095P is the paddle version of that family; the CRL Jackson 1295 Series is a non-handed push pad rim panic device for 1-3/4 inch doors. Crossbar devices stand further off the door face than a touchpad and are commonly seen on aluminum and glass entrances, while a touchpad device presents a flush push surface across the width of the door. All are exit only rim devices, so the egress function is equivalent - the difference is the actuator and how much clear space it needs in the doorway.
24) Which 36 inch rim exit devices besides the Corbin Russwin ED5200 carry a Grade 1 rating for a school or hospital standardization?
For an institution standardizing on Grade 1 rim hardware at 36 inch, the set includes the Corbin Russwin ED5200 wide stile, the Von Duprin 22-3FT wide stile non-handed, the TownSteel ED1100 and ED9700 heavy duty wide stile, the TownSteel ED3700 and ED8900 in narrow stile, the Detex 10 Advantex extra heavy duty wide stile, the Imperial USA ED-501 wide stile rim panic, the Hager 4701 Series rim device with Grade 1 BHMA certification, and the Falcon Monarch 18 Series. Standardizing on one series across a facility keeps trim, strikes, and spare parts common, which matters more over a fleet of doors than any single device difference.
25) Are the Dormakaba QED200 and Stanley QED211 interchangeable with a Corbin Russwin ED5200?
Not in the same opening. Both the Dormakaba QED200 and the Stanley Security QED211 are Grade 1 heavy duty devices in the QED200 Series - the Dormakaba unit is a 36 inch narrow exit device supplied with a 7 ft rod, and the Stanley unit is a narrow stile rim device with hex key dogging. The ED5200 is a wide stile device needing a 4-1/2 inch minimum stile. The two QED200 devices share a series with each other, so they are far closer substitutes for one another than either is for the ED5200. The Stanley QED211 does match the ED5200 on dogging method, both using hex key dogging.
26) Is there an exit device that looks like the ED5200 but is not real panic hardware?
Yes, and it is worth knowing before you order. Dummy devices such as the Detex Advantex 00 Series wide stile unit look like an exit device and mount like one, but they have no latch and provide no egress function, so they exist to match the appearance of an active leaf. The Sargent 12-8810-LTRIM is likewise catalogued as a dummy function wide stile device. If the door needs to actually release under panic load, you want an active device like the ED5200, not one of those.
27) How durable is the Corbin Russwin ED5200 chassis for a high traffic entrance?
The chassis is cold-forged steel with an electroplated corrosion resistant coating, and the latchbolt is stainless. That build plus the Grade 1 rating is what puts it on school, hospital, and retail entrances rather than back-of-house doors. Corbin Russwin cycle tested the ED5800 concealed vertical rod in the same ED5000 Series to 3.25 million cycles.
28) Can I get a glow in the dark touchbar on the ED5200 for egress path marking?
Yes. Corbin Russwin offers a PathLite photoluminescent touchpad cover on the ED5000 Series, which keeps the push surface visible when the lights drop. That is often what an inspector is looking for on a marked egress path in an assembly or high-rise occupancy.
29) What wide stile rim exit devices work for a 30 to 33 inch door if the ED5200 bar is being cut down?
The ED5200 standard 36 inch bar covers 30 to 36 inch doors and is field cut for the shorter openings in that range. If a factory length closer to the door is preferred, the Design Hardware 1000R is a 33 inch heavy duty rim device with hex key dogging and the 2000R is the 33 inch standard duty version on a wide stile, and the Arrow 3880 Series is a 30 inch Grade 1 rim exit bar with a wide stile pushpad for 1-3/4 inch doors. On the narrow stile side at that width, the Adams Rite 8800 Series runs 30 inch.
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