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Corbin Russwin ED8200 Grade 1 Rim Exit Device, Wide Stile Pushpad

Corbin Russwin ED8200 Grade 1 Rim Exit Device, Wide Stile Pushpad

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Features:

Bar Length: Easily field cut to size.
Standard: 36" bar fits 31" - 36" (787mm-914mm) door.
Optional: 30" bar fits 28" - 30" (711mm-762mm) door; specify W030.
Optional: 42" bar fits 37" - 42" (940mm-1067mm) door; specify W042.
Optional: 48" bar fits 43" - 48" (1092mm-1219mm) door; specify W048.


Door Thickness: 1-3/4" (44mm) standard.
Optional: 2" (51mm); specify D200.
Optional: 2-1/4" (57mm); specify D214.


Backset: 2-3/4" (70mm). Device and trim cover standard ANSI A115.2 (Type 161) cylindrical lock preparation. (Backset changes when mullion is used.)

Stile: Minimum width 5" (127mm).

Projection: 2-1/2" (64mm) low profile for barrier-free access.
Latchbolt: 3/4" (19mm) stainless steel pullman-type with stainless steel deadlocking latch.
Materials: Heavy-duty wrought steel chassis and pushpad; aluminum front and rear bar
covers; stainless steel springs; nylon bearings.
Dogging: Standard on ED8200 devices: single point 1/4 turn dogging.
Optional: less dogging; specify M51.
Dogging not available on ED8200A and ED8200B devices.
Fasteners: Standard on ED8200 devices: machine screws and wood door fasteners.
Optional on ED8200 devices: sex nuts and bolts; specify M54.
Standard on ED8200A and ED8200B devices: sex nuts and bolts.

Applications


Heavy-duty steel construction and Grade 1 performance, priced for outstanding value. Meets rigorous life safety and security requirements, while offering pleasing aesthetics and trouble-free operation. Designed for high-use, high-abuse situations, ED8000 Pushpad Exit Devices can be teamed with a variety of Corbin Russwin trims to provide desired functions,  styles and finishes in new construction and renovations, including these settings:
• School and University
• Health Care
• Government and Public
• Commercial and Industrial
• Office and Retail
• Transportation and Utilities
• Hotels and Conference Centers
• Religious

Advantages:
• Meets ANSI Grade 1 requirements
• Easy-to-use pushpad for quick egress and ADA compliance
• Heavy-duty steel construction
• 3/4" latchbolt standard on rim device
• Low profile and projection for barrier-free code compliance
• No projecting parts to inhibit egress
• Devices accommodate various trim functions for flexibility
• Wide range of trim styles and finishes to match other Corbin Russwin products
• One-point dogging standard on panic-listed devices
• Devices available to satisfy C-UL US safety and fire requirements

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Series:
ED2000 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
Features:
Single Door; Easy-To-Use Pushpad for Quick Egress and ADA Compliance; Low Profile and Projection for Barrier-Free Code Compliance; No Projecting Parts to Inhibit Egress; Single Point Latching
Wood Door Compatible:
No
Product Model:
ED8200
Product Function:
Exit Only
Door Hand Direction:
Non-Handed
Door Thickness Range:
1-3/4"
Dogging Configuration:
Hex Key Dogging
Product Category:
Exit Devices and Trim
Department:
Door Hardware

Corbin Russwin ED8200 W036 689 M54 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Corbin Russwin ED8200 rim exit device fit a 5 inch stile aluminum door?
Yes. The ED8200 is a wide stile device with a stated minimum stile width of 5 inches (127mm), so a 5 inch stile is exactly at the limit and works. Anything narrower than that will not take it, and you want a narrow stile rim device instead, like the TownSteel ED3700 or the Adams Rite 8700 Series. The chassis and trim cover a standard ANSI A115.2 (Type 161) cylindrical lock prep at a 2-3/4 inch backset, so on a retrofit into an existing 161 prep the holes line up.
2) What bar length do I order for a 36 inch door, and can the bar be cut down?
For a 36 inch door you take the standard 36 inch bar, which covers doors from 31 to 36 inches (787mm to 914mm). The bar is field cut to size, so you trim to the exact door width on site rather than ordering a custom length. The other lengths are the 30 inch bar for 28 to 30 inch doors (specify W030), the 42 inch bar for 37 to 42 inch doors (W042), and the 48 inch bar for 43 to 48 inch doors (W048). Order the bar that brackets your door width, then cut.
3) Can the ED8200 be installed on a wood door?
No. The ED8200 is not wood door compatible, so on a wood leaf you need a different device. Adams Rite lists both the 3700 Series and the 8700 Series as wood door compatible narrow stile rim devices. Note the fastener packages on the ED8200 do include wood door fasteners as part of the standard kit on ED8200 devices, but the device itself is not rated for wood doors, so treat hollow metal and aluminum as the applications.
4) How do I hold the door in a push-open state during business hours with the ED8200?
Dogging is built in. ED8200 devices come with single point 1/4 turn dogging, driven by a hex key, so a maintenance person can depress the pad, turn the dogging, and leave the latch retracted for daytime traffic, then undog at close. If you do not want that capability on the door, specify M51 for less dogging. Dogging is not available on ED8200A and ED8200B devices, so pick the plain ED8200 if you need it.
5) Will the ED8200 latch into the strike that is already on my frame?
The ED8200 uses a 3/4 inch (19mm) stainless steel pullman-type latchbolt with a stainless steel deadlocking latch, at a 2-3/4 inch (70mm) backset. If the strike currently on the frame was cut for a rim device with a 3/4 inch throw at that backset, it lines up. One thing to watch: the backset changes when a mullion is used, so a pair of doors with a removable mullion is not the same layout as the single door application this device is set up for.
6) Is the Corbin Russwin ED8200 Grade 1, and how does it compare to a Von Duprin 22 or a Cal-Royal for a high traffic school door?
The ED8200 meets ANSI Grade 1 with a heavy-duty wrought steel chassis and pushpad, aluminum bar covers, stainless steel springs and nylon bearings. The Von Duprin 22 Series (22-3FT) is the closest peer we carry: Grade 1, wide stile pushpad, non-handed, 1-3/4 inch door. If budget drives the job, the Cal-Royal 5000 is a heavy duty wide rim device but Grade 2, which is a step down in the cycle and strength requirements. For the heaviest abuse there is the Detex 10 Advantex, listed as extra heavy duty Grade 1 wide stile.
7) What is the closest wide stile pushpad rim exit device to a Corbin Russwin ED8200?
The Von Duprin 22-3FT is the nearest match on the specs that matter for a wide stile rim opening. Both are Grade 1 rim devices with a wide stile pushpad, both are non-handed, and both are built for 1-3/4 inch doors as standard. The 22-3FT covers a 36 inch door; the ED8200 pushpad bar is field cut to size, with a 36 inch bar covering 31 to 36 inch doors and 30, 42 and 48 inch bars for openings outside that range. Neither is rated for wood doors.
8) The ED8200 will not fit a 3 inch aluminum storefront stile - what rim device works there?
The ED8200 needs a minimum 5 inch stile, so a narrow stile aluminum door rules it out. Narrow stile rim devices sized for that opening include the Adams Rite 8800 Series in 30 inch, which is built for 1-3/4 to 2-1/4 inch doors, the Falcon 19-R Series exit only in 36 inch for 1-3/4 inch doors, and the TownSteel ED3700 in 36 inch, a Grade 1 heavy duty narrow stile rim device. All three are narrow stile by design rather than field-adapted.
9) I need a fire rated rim exit device for a labeled opening - what takes the place of an ED8200?
Fire rated rim devices in the same wide-opening class include the Dexter ED1000 Series fire rated rim device, which is Grade 1 and carries a fire rating, and the Marks USA M9900F, offered as a 36 inch and a 48 inch exit only device with a panic protector end cap. The Orca OED85 Series in 36 inch is another fire rated exit only rim device. Note that fire rated devices do not carry dogging; the ED8200 ships with single point 1/4 turn dogging as standard, which is a function you give up on a labeled door.
10) Is a Cal-Royal 5000 or 5500 a substitute for a Corbin Russwin ED8200?
They are not equivalent on grade. The ED8200 is a Grade 1 device. The Cal-Royal 5000, a 36 inch wide rim device with a touch bar, and the Cal-Royal 5500, a 48 inch wide rim device with a push bar, are both Grade 2 heavy duty. If the drawing or the facility standard calls for ANSI Grade 1, those two will not satisfy it. For a Grade 1 wide stile rim device at a similar size, the TownSteel ED1100 in 36 inch and the DORMA 9300 Series in 48 inch are both Grade 1 wide stile.
11) Can an SDC exit bar replace an ED8200 rim exit device?
No, they do different jobs. The ED8200 is a mechanical rim exit device with a 3/4 inch stainless steel pullman-type latchbolt that latches the door itself. The SDC MSB550 Series in 36 inch is a mechanical switch bar that releases an electromagnetic lock, and the SDC PSB560 SureExit is a pressure sense bar, both fitting narrow or wide stile. Neither carries a latch of its own, so they only work on an opening secured by a separate maglock. The SDC S6136 Spectra is a true electrified rim exit device with a 4 inch wide stile and a 1-3/4 to 2 inch door range if you need latching plus electric control.
12) The ED8200 is exit only - what if I need keyed entry from outside on the same opening?
The ED8200 is an exit only device, meaning no outside trim function. If the opening needs outside access, the Sargent 8504 is a night latch function narrow design rim exit device, and the Detex V4003A/03AN is a Grade 1 wide stile rim device supplied with night latch trim. Night latch gives keyed retraction of the latch from the outside while egress stays free from the push side. For an electrified classroom function, the Dormakaba E2103 with 4908A trim is a 36 inch electrified rim device.
13) Do I need to worry about handing when ordering a Corbin Russwin ED8200?
No handing to specify. The ED8200 is non-handed, so one device covers a left hand or right hand opening and you can stock a single part number across a building. That matters if you are standardizing a fleet of doors: order by bar length, door thickness and finish only.
14) Is a rim exit device the right choice, or do I need a vertical rod device?
A rim device like the ED8200 latches into a strike on the frame at one point, which is the straightforward answer for a single door in an opening. It is single point latching and set up for a single door. Where a rim device does not work is a pair of doors with no mullion, since there is no frame jamb in the middle to strike into. For that you want a vertical rod device latching at the head and threshold, such as the Hager 4501 Series concealed vertical rod with a wide stile pushpad.
15) Can I lock and unlock the door from the outside with an ED8200, or is it exit only?
As supplied it is exit only, meaning egress from the inside and no outside operation. The device accommodates a variety of Corbin Russwin trims to add outside function, so if you need key retraction, a classroom function or a nightlatch on the pull side, you order the trim separately and pair it with the device. The trim range is broad enough to match finishes to other Corbin Russwin hardware in the building.
16) How much does the ED8200 push bar stick out into the doorway?
Projection is 2-1/2 inches (64mm), a low profile that keeps the bar out of the clear opening width, and there are no projecting parts to catch someone on the way out. That is the number to check against a tight vestibule or a corridor where the door swings into traffic. The pushpad itself is the full-width type for quick egress.
17) What fasteners come with the ED8200 and can I get sex nuts and bolts instead?
Standard on ED8200 devices are machine screws and wood door fasteners. If the job calls for through-bolting, specify M54 for sex nuts and bolts. On ED8200A and ED8200B devices sex nuts and bolts are the standard package, no suffix needed. Worth settling at order time, because swapping fastener type after the door is prepped means another trip.
18) I need an electrified exit bar for an access control tie-in on an aluminum storefront. Is the ED8200 the right part?
The ED8200 is a mechanical device, exit only, with hex key dogging. It has no electrical function of its own. If the door has to signal or release on an access control system, look at the SDC S6000 Series S6136, an electrified architectural rim device with a 4 inch wide stile and a 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch door thickness range, or the SDC SureExit PSB560 pressure sense bar, which suits narrow or wide stile. The Dormakaba E2103 with 4908A trim is an electrified rim device in a classroom function.
19) I need a rim exit device for a 2-1/4 inch thick door - does the ED8200 cover that?
The ED8200 is a 1-3/4 inch door device as standard, with a 2 inch option specified as D200 and a 2-1/4 inch option specified as D214, so it does cover 2-1/4 inch when ordered with the D214 option. If you would rather have the thicker door in the base range, the DORMA 9300 Series covers 1-3/4 to 2-1/4 inch as published, as does the Adams Rite 8800 Series in narrow stile.
20) What is the difference between the ED8200 pushpad and a crossbar or paddle rim device?
The ED8200 uses a wide stile pushpad with a 2-1/2 inch low profile projection and no projecting parts to inhibit egress. The CRL Jackson 1095 Series in 48 inch is a wide stile crossbar rim panic device, and the CRL Jackson 1095P is the paddle version of the same series, both exit only. A crossbar sits proud of the door face where a pushpad sits flush against it, which matters where the door swings into a corridor with a tight clear width. The CRL Jackson 1295 Series is a non-handed push pad wide stile device for 1-3/4 inch doors if you want the pushpad form in that family.
21) Which rim exit device should I order for a 48 inch leaf instead of the ED8200?
The ED8200 handles a 48 inch leaf with the W048 bar option, which covers 43 to 48 inch doors. Peer devices sized for that leaf include the Sargent 2828 and Sargent 3828, both Grade 1 reversible wide stile exit only devices for 48 inch minimum door width, the DORMA 9300 Series 48 inch wide stile, and the Cal-Royal A9820 in 48 inch. The two Sargent devices differ in bar style, the 3828 being the standard push bar version.
22) Are the Hager 4501 and 4601 alternatives to the ED8200 rim device?
They are a different latching type. The ED8200 is a rim device with single point latching at the strike. The Hager 4501 Series in 36 inch is a Grade 1 concealed vertical rod device with a wide stile pushpad, and the Hager 4601 is the Grade 1 concealed vertical rod narrow stile version. Vertical rod devices latch top and bottom and need the door and frame prepped for rods, so they are not a drop-in for a rim strike opening. Hager's rim equivalent is the 4701 Series in 36 inch, a standard duty rim device with Grade 1 BHMA certification.
23) I want hex key dogging on a rim device like the ED8200 has - which peers offer it?
The ED8200 is configured for hex key dogging. Among peer rim devices that publish the same, the Design Hardware 1000R in 33 inch is a heavy duty rim device with hex key dogging, the Design Hardware 2000R in 33 inch is the standard duty wide stile version with hex key dogging, and the Stanley Security QED200 Series is a Grade 1 heavy duty narrow stile rim device with hex-key dogging. The Dormakaba QED200 is the same series in a 36 inch device.
24) Are there other Grade 1 wide stile pushpad rim devices I can standardize a building on besides the ED8200?
Yes. Grade 1 wide stile rim devices in the same class include the TownSteel ED9700 in 36 inch, heavy duty Grade 1 wide stile; the DORMA 8300 Series wide stile panic rim device, Grade 1; and the Imperial USA ED-501, a Grade 1 36 inch rim panic device that is wide stile and exit only. The ED8200 itself is Grade 1 wide stile with a 4-1/2 inch stile width and non-handed, which lets one part number cover both leaves of a pair.
25) Is the Detex 00 Series a working alternative to an ED8200?
No. The Detex Advantex 00 Series is a dummy exit device with a wide stile design, Grade 1. A dummy device has no latching mechanism and does not secure or release a door, so it serves as a matching push bar on an inactive leaf or a non-latching opening. The ED8200 is a functioning exit device with a 3/4 inch stainless steel pullman latchbolt and stainless steel deadlocking latch. Pair the two only when you deliberately want a matching look on a leaf that does not latch.
26) What Arrow rim exit device lines up with a Corbin Russwin ED8200?
The Arrow 3880 Series, part number AR-38-81-E, is the closest by form: a 30 inch Grade 1 rim exit bar with a wide stile pushpad, exit only, built for 1-3/4 inch doors and not rated for wood. That matches the ED8200 in function, stile type and standard door thickness. Arrow's narrow stile options are the 4800 Series in 36 inch and the ED910 in 36 inch, both 1-3/4 inch door devices, and the FS1250 in 32 inch is the fire rated choice in the Arrow line.
27) What finishes does the Corbin Russwin ED8200 come in, and will they match across a building?
Three finishes: 689 anodized aluminum, 690 dark bronze, and 691 light bronze. All three are offered in every bar length, 30, 36, 42 and 48 inch, so a mixed set of door widths across a property can be finished consistently. Corbin Russwin trims come in a matching finish range if you are adding outside trim to the same openings.
28) What is the difference between the Corbin Russwin ED8200 and the BEST Precision 2101?
Both are wide stile rim exit devices for metal doors, neither rated for wood. The BEST Precision 2101 Series is a 36 inch wide stile rim device from the 2100 Series. The ED8200 covers a wider size range from one model, with 30, 36, 42 and 48 inch bars that are field cut to size, and it publishes a 2-1/4 inch maximum door thickness through the D214 option against a 1-3/4 inch standard. BEST's narrow stile counterpart is the 2401 Series, an exit only non-handed device, and the 5101 Series is their non-handed universal design rim device.
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