Deltana LTED80LP Lever Trim for Exit Device 80 Passage Function

Order it for a Deltana 80 exit device. Exit device trim is matched to the device family it was cut for, and this one is the 80 series lever trim. Trim from other makers follows the same rule: the Sargent 814 PSB is 80 Series, the Von Duprin 379L-BE is for 55 Series rim devices, the Corbin Russwin x650ET is ED7000. Mixing families leaves the spindle and mounting holes off.

No. Passage trim leaves the outside lever free at all times, so a classroom or an office that has to be secured needs a keyed or keypad trim instead. Options of that type include the Arrow SRX87 Sierra lever classroom trim for S1150/S1250/ED910/PEC910 devices, the Detex BN Series classroom S-lever with mortise cylinder, or a keypad trim like the Dormakaba E-Plex E5010 push button lever trim with key override. Passage trim like the LTED80LP is for openings that only need a graspable lever on the pull side.

They solve different problems. The LTED80LP is mechanical passage trim in steel and zinc with a lever that always retracts the latch. Keypad and keyless trim adds credential control at the outside face: the BEST EXZ is electronic keypad exit device trim in the EZ Series with key override, and the Dormakaba E-Plex E5010 is Grade 1 electronic push button lever trim with key override in the E-Plex 5000 Series, fitting doors 1-3/8 inch to 2-1/4 inch. If the outside face needs to be secured at any point, the passage lever will not do it.

Passage lever trim like the LTED80LP always retracts the latch from outside. For an exit-only opening you want trim with no latch retraction at all. The Von Duprin 379L-BE is a blank escutcheon trim for 55 Series rim exit devices, the Sargent 802 is a blank plate trim with GTB design in the PE80 Series, and the Detex A/AN Series straight pull trim carries a blank escutcheon for Value Series exit devices. A dummy lever is the option that keeps the lever look without function: the Corbin Russwin x650ET is Grade 1 dummy lever trim with rose for ED7000 Series devices.

Several peers carry a stated Grade 1 rating. The Corbin Russwin K157ET is Grade 1 heavy duty key-only classroom trim for ED2200 and ED2400 exit devices, the Corbin Russwin x650ET is Grade 1 heavy duty dummy lever trim for ED7000 Series, the Von Duprin 379L-BE is Grade 1 heavy duty blank escutcheon for 55 Series rim devices, and the Sargent 862 offset pull handle is Grade 1 in the P800 Series. Match the trim to the device family already on the door, since each of these is built for a specific series.

It is commercial hardware, built in steel and zinc rather than a cast pot metal lever alone. Steel takes the torque a lever sees on a high traffic opening. For a heavy duty specification with a Grade 1 call-out on the drawing, the Corbin Russwin x650ET lever trim for ED7000 devices and the Von Duprin 379L-BE are the Grade 1 heavy duty peers.

A lever is the choice when people use the door from the outside routinely and need one hand to work it, which is also what an accessible opening wants. A pull is the choice on a door that is mostly exit only or where you want nothing that operates the latch. Pull style options are out there, for example the Sargent 862 offset pull handle, the Sargent 814 PSB nightlatch pull, or the Detex A/AN Series straight pull with blank escutcheon. If the outside is never meant to open, a blank plate such as the Sargent 802 or the Von Duprin 379L-BE blank escutcheon does the job.

Lockey builds mechanical keyless panic trim with a lever handle in two forms: the 115P is heavy duty keyless passage lever panic trim supplied with a 1150 lock body, and the 285P is keyless mechanical panic trim with a lever handle. Both fit doors from 1 3/16 inch to 2 inch. The 115P is passage function like the LTED80LP, so it is the closer match when you simply want the lever to work at all times; the 285P adds pushbutton mechanical control to that same lever form.

Exit device trim is matched to the device family, not chosen freely. The peer trims name their devices directly: the Detex 03WS trim plate with cylinder hole is for 10, 20, 21 and 27 Series devices, the Detex 08BN is for Value Series, the Sargent 802 blank plate is PE80 Series, the Corbin Russwin K157ET is for ED2200 and ED2400 devices, and the Von Duprin 379L-BE is for 55 Series rim exit devices. Confirm the device series stamped on the chassis before ordering any lever trim.

It sells each, one trim per leaf. A pair of doors with an exit device on both leaves takes two, and on a pair where only the active leaf carries outside trim you need one.

The LTED80LP is a complete lever trim, passage function, with the lever that retracts the latch. A trim plate is the escutcheon only: the Detex 03WS is an exit device trim plate with a cylinder hole for 10, 20, 21 and 27 Series devices, so it dresses the outside face and accepts a cylinder rather than providing a handle. If the buyer needs something to grab on the pull side, the plate alone will not do it.

No. Lever trim mounts to one door leaf and controls that leaf's device. A pair of doors without a vertical rod or mortise device needs a mullion between them: the Detex 90KR is a 90 Series keyed removable mullion for rim exit devices, which can be taken out to open the full width for moving equipment. The trim and the mullion are separate line items.

Trim selection follows the device the door already carries. Among the comparable devices, the ACSI ED4200-W036 is a Grade 1 wide stile rim exit device based on the Corbin Russwin ED4000 series with 24 volt AC/DC electric latch retraction, which is the profile typically hung on aluminum storefront. Note that the Sargent 802 blank plate trim is not wood door compatible, another reminder that door construction narrows the trim list. Verify stile width and device series first, then select passage, classroom or blank trim to match.