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Falcon 19-V Series Pull Trim Grade 1 Vertical Rod Exit Device with Narrow Stile Pushpad - 48 Inch

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Falcon 19-V Series Pull Trim Grade 1 Vertical Rod Exit Device with Narrow Stile Pushpad - 48 Inch

Professional Grade 1 Exit Device Solution for Medium-Traffic Applications

The Falcon 19-V Series vertical rod exit device delivers ANSI/BHMA A156.3-2001 Grade 1 certified performance for commercial applications requiring reliable egress control. This 48" narrow stile device features a stainless steel pushpad with scratch-resistant surface, covers a 161 door prep for easy field retrofit, and accommodates 1-3/4" door thickness with field reversible operation. The surface-applied design includes deadlocking top latch with latch retention and square bolt at bottom for comprehensive door security.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Grade 1 Certification: ANSI/BHMA A156.3-2001 Grade 1 standards ensure professional-grade reliability for commercial applications.
  • 48" Device Length: Designed for standard commercial door applications with narrow stile compatibility for versatile installation options.
  • Door Thickness Compatibility: Accommodates 1-3/4" door thickness with field reversible operation for flexible installation requirements.
  • Stainless Steel Construction: Scratch-resistant stainless steel pushpad provides durability and maintains appearance in high-use environments.
  • 161 Door Prep Coverage: Covers standard 161 door preparation for easy field retrofit and simplified installation process.
  • Concealed Fastener Design: All mounting screws are concealed for clean appearance and enhanced tamper resistance.
  • Surface Applied Installation: Surface vertical rod design eliminates complex door modifications while providing reliable top and bottom latching.
  • Pull Trim Function: Dummy/pull trim configuration provides exterior access control while maintaining interior panic egress capability.

Technical Specifications

  • ANSI/BHMA: ANSI A156.3-2001
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Door Hand Direction: Field Reversible
  • Door Strike: 3788 Strike is surface applied standard
  • Door Thickness Range: 1-3/4"
  • Fasteners: All mounting screws are concealed
  • Fire Rating: No
  • Grade: Grade 1
  • Latch Throw: 3/4"
  • Lock Function: Dummy/Pull Trim
  • Product Category: Exit Devices and Trim
  • Product Function: Pull Trim
  • Product Group: Exit Devices and Trim
  • Product Projection: 2-1/2"
  • Product Size: 48"
  • Product Subgroup: Exit Devices - Vertical Rod
  • Product Type: Exit Devices - Surface Vertical Rod
  • Series: 19 Series
  • Stile Type: Narrow Stile
  • Subcategory: Surface Vertical Rod
  • Trim Hardware: Pull Trim

Installation & Operation

  1. Review manufacturer specifications and verify door preparation requirements including door thickness, stile width, and handing as applicable to this product.
  2. Use manufacturer-provided templates to mark mounting hole locations accurately on door and/or frame surfaces.
  3. Prepare door and frame by drilling required holes and routing as specified in manufacturer instructions.
  4. Install all mounting hardware and secure the device to door and frame per manufacturer torque specifications.
  5. Adjust operational components for proper alignment, latching, and smooth operation throughout the full range of motion.
  6. Test device operation to verify proper function and make final adjustments as needed. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete installation details and troubleshooting.

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Educational Facilities
  • Healthcare Institutions
  • Retail Establishments
  • Multi-Family Residential Properties
  • Light to Medium-Traffic Commercial Installations
  • Interior and Exterior Single or Double Door Applications

Why Choose Falcon Quality?

Falcon 19-V Series exit devices deliver professional-grade reliability with ANSI/BHMA A156.3-2001 Grade 1 certification and stainless steel construction designed for demanding commercial applications. The narrow stile design accommodates versatile door configurations while maintaining the dependable performance required for medium-traffic installations where consistent egress control is essential.

Product Specs

Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Series:
19 Series
Fasteners:
All mounting screws are concealed
Grade:
Grade 1
ANSI/BHMA:
ANSI A156.3-2001
Product Subgroup:
Exit Devices - Vertical Rod
Product Type:
Exit Devices - Surface Vertical Rod
Subcategory:
Surface Vertical Rod
Latch Throw:
3/4"
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Stile Type:
Narrow Stile
Lock Function:
Dummy/Pull Trim
Product Function:
Pull Trim
Door Hand Direction:
Field Reversible
Door Thickness Range:
1-3/4"
Product Size:
48"
Fire Rating:
No
Product Projection:
2-1/2"
Trim Hardware:
Pull Trim
Door Strike:
3788 Strike is surface applied standard
Product Category:
Exit Devices and Trim
Department:
Door Hardware

Falcon 19-V-920DT SP313 4 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does pull trim mean on the Falcon 19-V, and can I unlock the door from outside with a key?
Pull trim on the 19-V is a dummy function. The exterior pull is fixed and does nothing but pull the door open once it is unlocked from inside or dogged down. There is no key retraction with a plain dummy pull. If you need outside key access, order it with the night latch trim option instead of the dummy trim, which uses a cylinder to retract the latch.
2) Do I have to specify handing when I order the Falcon 19-V vertical rod device?
Yes, handing is selected at order, right hand reverse or left hand reverse. The device itself is field reversible, so the pushpad chassis can be swapped in the field if the opening turns out to be the other hand.
3) Can I order the Falcon 19-V less bottom rod to keep the threshold clear?
Yes. Less bottom rod is an order option on the 19-V. LBR removes the bottom rod and bolt so nothing drops to the floor, which helps where carpet, a sloped threshold, or a wet exterior landing would jam a bottom bolt. Note that LBR is not permitted on labeled fire doors, and in any case the 19-V is not a fire rated device.
4) Does the Falcon 19-V come with dogging so I can hold the latches retracted during business hours?
Dogging is chosen at order: hex key dogging, cylinder dogging, or less dogging. Hex dogging is the common choice for a storefront that stays open during the day. Cylinder dogging uses a keyed cylinder so only keyholders can dog the device down, which property managers often prefer in multi-tenant buildings. Less dogging means the latches always project.
5) Will the Falcon 19-V cover the 161 prep left by the lock I am removing?
Yes. The 19-V case covers a standard 161 door prep, so on a retrofit where a cylindrical lockset is coming out you generally will not need to patch the existing bore. You will still need to prep for the rods, top latch, and bottom bolt per the Falcon templates, and Falcon publishes separate hollow metal and wood door template indexes for the 19 Series.
6) Will the Falcon 19-V latch into a strike I already have at the head?
The 19-V ships with the 3788 strike as standard surface applied hardware, and the latch throw is 3/4 inch. Because the top strike is surface applied rather than mortised, it does not have to match an existing frame cutout. Plan on using the 3788 that comes with the device rather than reusing an old strike, and keep 3/4 inch of engagement in mind when setting the rod length and door gap.
7) Do I need a mullion to use the Falcon 19-V on a pair of doors?
No. A surface vertical rod device latches into the head frame and the floor on each leaf, so a pair can be secured with no center mullion and no post in the clear opening. That is the main reason to choose vertical rod over a rim device, which needs either a strike on the adjacent leaf or a removable mullion between the leaves.
8) What is the closest narrow stile surface vertical rod alternative to the Falcon 19-V if I need a fire rated opening?
The Falcon 19-V Series is not fire rated, so it cannot go on a labeled opening. For a fire rated surface vertical rod device, the Arrow S1150 is fire rated and fits narrow or wide stile doors with a 1-3/4 inch door thickness, and the Adams Rite 3100 Series is a fire rated Grade 1 surface vertical rod for 1-3/4 inch wide stile doors. On a labeled door you also need to confirm the device is ordered less dogging, since dogging is not permitted on fire doors.
9) What other Grade 1 narrow stile surface vertical rod exit devices can replace a Falcon 19-V on an aluminum storefront door?
The Falcon 19-V Series is a Grade 1 narrow stile surface vertical rod device for 1-3/4 inch doors. Comparable Grade 1 narrow stile surface vertical rod devices for 1-3/4 inch doors include the Von Duprin 3327A with a grooved case, the Von Duprin 7527 of the 75 Series, and the Corbin Russwin ED4400. The TownSteel ED3727 of the 8900 Series is also a Grade 1 narrow stile surface vertical rod device. Verify stile width and rod length against the actual door before ordering.
10) What is the difference between the 918DT, 918NL, 920DT and 920NL trim choices on the Falcon 19-V?
Two decisions are stacked here. DT is dummy trim, a fixed pull with no key function. NL is night latch trim, which takes a cylinder to retract the latch from the outside. The 918 and 920 are the two pull styles offered. Each of the four trims comes in aluminum anodized (US28), dark bronze anodized (SP313), and satin stainless (US32D).
11) How much does the Falcon 19-V exit device stick out from the face of the door?
Projection is 2-1/2 inches from the door face. That matters where the door swings into a corridor, against a wall return, or where a second leaf is close by, and it is also what you check against clear width if the device sits in the path of travel.
12) What is the AX option on the Falcon 19-V and when should I order it?
AX is the accessible device option, selected yes or no when you order. Specify it where the opening has to meet reduced operating force for accessibility, which is common on institutional, healthcare, and education openings. If accessibility is not part of the spec, the standard device is fine.
13) Is the Falcon 19-V actually Grade 1, and what certification is it tested to?
The 19-V carries ANSI/BHMA A156.3-2001 Grade 1 certification, which is the top grade for exit devices and the level most commercial and institutional specs call for. It is a commercial device, not a residential one. Note that Grade 1 and fire rating are separate things, and the 19-V is not fire rated.
14) I do not need exterior access through the door - is there a cheaper spec than the Falcon 19-V pull trim version?
The Falcon 19-V in this configuration carries dummy/pull trim, which gives a pull on the outside with no latch retraction. If the outside face needs nothing at all, an exit only device is the simpler specification: the Arrow 3700 Series, the Corbin Russwin ED4400, the Sargent 2727, and the Orca OED56 Series are all catalogued as exit only surface vertical rod devices. Exit only means the door is pull side blank and can only be opened from the egress side.
15) Is a Grade 2 vertical rod device an acceptable substitute for the Falcon 19-V?
Only if the specification allows Grade 2. The Falcon 19-V Series is certified to ANSI A156.3-2001 Grade 1. Grade 2 surface vertical rod alternatives include the Dexter ED2000 Series panic device and the TownSteel TS5100 Series, which is listed as heavy duty wide stile. If a drawing, an institutional standard, or a jurisdiction calls for Grade 1, a Grade 2 device will not satisfy it.
16) The Falcon 19-V is not rated for wood doors in my spec - which vertical rod devices list wood door compatibility?
Among comparable surface vertical rod devices, the TownSteel ED3727 narrow stile, the TownSteel ED8927 wide stile, and the fire rated TownSteel EF9727 are all listed as wood door compatible. The Von Duprin 7527 and 7827 are listed as not wood door compatible. Falcon publishes separate 19 Series templates for hollow metal doors and for wood doors, so confirm the door construction against the correct template before you cut.
17) Do I need to specify handing on a Falcon 19-V, or is there a non-handed vertical rod device I can stock instead?
The Falcon 19-V Series is field reversible, though handing is selected at order as right hand reverse or left hand reverse. If you want to stock one part for either swing, the Von Duprin 2227 is a non-handed wide stile Grade 1 device for 36 inch doors, the Orca OED56 Series is non-handed, and the BEST Precision 5201 and the Sargent 2727 are listed as reversible.
18) I want a less bottom rod setup - does the Falcon 19-V do that or do I need a different device?
The Falcon 19-V Series can be ordered less bottom rod, so you do not have to change brands to eliminate the bottom rod and strike. If you are comparing, the Orca OED56 Series is a standard duty vertical rod device supplied less bottom rod for 1-3/4 inch doors. Less bottom rod removes the floor strike, which is the usual reason it gets specified on openings with dirt, snow, or carpet at the threshold.
19) Are the mounting screws on the Falcon 19-V exposed where someone could back them out?
All mounting screws on the 19-V are concealed. That keeps the case clean and removes the obvious tamper point on the push side, which matters on retail and multi-family exits where the device is within reach all day.
20) I need to match finishes across a building. What finishes does the Falcon 19-V come in?
Three finishes: US28 aluminum anodized, SP313 dark bronze anodized, and US32D satin stainless steel. US28 and SP313 are the usual matches for aluminum storefront framing, clear and dark bronze respectively; US32D pairs with stainless pulls and hollow metal openings. All three are offered with each of the four pull trims.
21) What is the difference between the Falcon 19-V pushpad device and a crossbar device like the Corbin Russwin ED7400?
The Falcon 19-V Series uses a narrow stile stainless steel pushpad with all mounting screws concealed and a 2-1/2 inch projection off the door face. The Corbin Russwin ED7400 is a Grade 1 narrow stile surface vertical rod device built as a crossbar that accepts operator trim. Both latch top and bottom on the same principle; the choice is the actuator style and whether the building standard calls for a touchpad or a crossbar look.
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