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Falcon 25-V Series Pull Trim for Surface Vertical Rod Exit Device - 4 FT Wide Stile

Falcon 25-V Series Pull Trim for Surface Vertical Rod Exit Device - 4 FT Wide Stile

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Falcon 25-V Series Pull Trim for Surface Vertical Rod Exit Device - 4 FT Wide Stile

Professional Pull Trim for Commercial Exit Device Applications

The Falcon 25-V Series Pull Trim is designed for use with Falcon 25-V surface vertical rod exit devices, providing secure exterior access control for commercial applications. This 4 FT pull trim features Grade 1 construction with 1-3/4" door thickness compatibility and wide stile design for maximum versatility. The extruded aluminum construction delivers exceptional strength and impact resistance for high-traffic installations, while the streamlined design eliminates exposed screws for clean, professional appearance.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Grade 1 Construction: ANSI A156.3-2001 certified for demanding commercial applications with superior durability and performance standards.
  • Wide Stile Compatibility: Designed for wide stile doors with 2-3/4" projection for secure mounting and professional appearance.
  • Heavy-Duty Materials: Extruded aluminum construction provides greater strength and impact resistance for high-traffic commercial environments.
  • Door Thickness Range: Compatible with 1-3/4" door thickness for standard commercial door applications.
  • Field Reversible Design: Adaptable for left-hand or right-hand door configurations for installation flexibility.
  • Streamlined Installation: No exposed screws or rivets design provides clean lines and professional appearance while preventing tampering.
  • Secure Latch Operation: Features 3/4" top latch throw and 1/2" bottom latch throw for reliable engagement with strike hardware.
  • Professional Strike System: Works with 3788 surface-applied top strike and 2130 mortised bottom floor strike for complete access control.

Technical Specifications

  • ANSI/BHMA: ANSI A156.3-2001
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Door Hand Direction: Field Reversible
  • Door Strike: 3788 top Strike is surface applied 2130 bottom Strike is mortised into floor
  • Door Thickness Range: 1-3/4"
  • Fasteners: Sheet metal screws and machine screws standard
  • Fire Rating: No
  • Grade: Grade 1
  • Latch Throw: 3/4" (Top), 1/2" (Bottom)
  • Lock Function: Dummy/Pull Trim
  • Product Category: Exit Devices and Trim
  • Product Function: Pull Trim
  • Product Group: Exit Devices and Trim
  • Product Projection: 2-3/4"
  • Product Size: 48"
  • Product Subgroup: Exit Devices - Vertical Rod
  • Product Type: Exit Devices - Surface Vertical Rod
  • Series: 25 Series
  • Stile Type: Wide Stile
  • Subcategory: Surface Vertical Rod
  • Trim Hardware: Pull Trim

Installation & Operation

  1. Review manufacturer specifications and verify door preparation requirements including 1-3/4" door thickness and wide stile compatibility for this pull trim.
  2. Use manufacturer-provided templates to mark mounting hole locations accurately on door surfaces for proper alignment with exit device.
  3. Prepare door by drilling required holes per manufacturer specifications, ensuring proper clearance for 2-3/4" projection.
  4. Install pull trim hardware using provided sheet metal screws and machine screws per manufacturer torque specifications.
  5. Configure field reversible components for proper door hand direction and verify alignment with 25-V series exit device.
  6. Test pull trim operation to verify proper function with 3/4" top and 1/2" bottom latch throws. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete installation details and troubleshooting.

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Educational Facilities
  • Healthcare Institutions
  • Retail Establishments
  • Industrial and Warehouse Facilities
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
  • Government and Municipal Buildings

Why Choose Falcon Quality?

Falcon 25-V Series pull trim delivers professional-grade reliability with extruded aluminum construction rated for Grade 1 commercial applications. ANSI A156.3-2001 certification ensures compliance with demanding commercial building codes and performance standards. Engineered for high-traffic installations where dependable access control and streamlined design are essential for building security and professional appearance.

Product Specs

Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Series:
25 Series
Fasteners:
Sheet metal screws and machine screws standard
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" (Top), 1/2" (Bottom)
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Grade:
Grade 1
Stile Type:
Wide 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:
2-3/4"
Trim Hardware:
Pull Trim
Door Strike:
3788 top Strike is surface applied 2130 bottom Strike is mortised into floor
Product Category:
Exit Devices and Trim
Department:
Door Hardware

Falcon 25-V-TP 4 US26D – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What exactly is the Falcon 25-V pull trim, and does it operate the exit device?
It's dummy trim. The Falcon 25-V pull trim gives you a fixed exterior pull on a door fitted with a 25-V surface vertical rod device, and it does not retract the latches from the outside. Function is listed as Dummy/Pull Trim, so the door is exit-only from the inside unless it's dogged down. If you need the outside to actually open the door, order the trim function accordingly rather than the plain dummy pull.
2) Will Falcon 25-V pull trim fit a 1-3/8 inch door?
No. The 25-V trim is set up for 1-3/4 inch doors only, which is the standard commercial thickness. A 1-3/8 inch door, common on older interior openings, will leave the through-bolts long and the mounting wrong. You need a device and trim rated for that thickness instead.
3) Can I use the Falcon 25-V on a fire rated door opening?
No, the 25-V configuration here is not fire rated, so it is panic hardware for a life safety opening, not a fire exit. For a rated stair or corridor door, use a fire rated surface vertical rod device: the Adams Rite 3100, the Arrow S1150, the Sargent 2727, or the TownSteel EF9727 are the fire rated options. Note that fire devices come without dogging, since a fire door has to latch every time.
4) What strikes do I need for a Falcon 25-V vertical rod device, and does the floor need prep?
Two strikes, and yes, the floor gets cut. The top strike is the 3788, surface applied to the frame head. The bottom is the 2130, mortised into the floor. If you can't cut the threshold or floor, order the device less bottom rod (LBR) instead, which drops the bottom latch and floor strike entirely and latches only at the head.
5) Will the 25-V latches reach my existing strikes on a pair of doors?
Throws are 3/4 inch at the top latch and 1/2 inch at the bottom. As a surface vertical rod device it latches into the frame head and the floor, not into the adjacent leaf, so it secures a pair of doors with no center mullion. Measure the gap at the head against that 3/4 inch throw before reusing an existing top strike; the shallower 1/2 inch bottom throw is why the 2130 floor strike is mortised flush rather than surface applied.
6) Can the Falcon 25-V be tied into an access control system?
Yes, and there are several electrical paths. Electric locking is available fail safe (FSA) or fail secure (FSE): fail safe unlocks the outside trim on power loss, fail secure keeps it locked. You can add an RX request to exit switch to signal the alarm panel when someone pushes the bar, DM or LM latchbolt monitoring to prove the door is actually latched, MEL motorized electric latch retraction for scheduled push-pull hours, or EA exit alarm on a controlled door. In every case the pushbar still releases mechanically for egress.
7) My aluminum storefront has narrow stiles - what surface vertical rod exit device should I use instead of the Falcon 25-V?
The Falcon 25-V is built for wide stile doors with a 2-3/4 inch projection, so a narrow stile door calls for a narrow stile device. The Adams Rite 8200 Series is a narrow stile surface vertical rod exit device, Grade 1. The Von Duprin 3327A is a Grade 1 narrow stile surface vertical rod device with a grooved case for 36 inch doors and 1-3/4 inch thickness, and the Von Duprin 7527 is a Grade 1 narrow stile surface vertical rod device for 3 ft doors. On the Corbin Russwin side, the ED4400 is a Grade 1 narrow stile surface vertical rod device for 36 inch doors that accepts trim.
8) What is the closest cross-brand match to a Falcon 25-V wide stile surface vertical rod device on a 1-3/4 inch door?
The Falcon 25-V is a Grade 1 wide stile surface vertical rod device for 1-3/4 inch doors, certified to ANSI A156.3-2001, and it is field reversible. The Von Duprin 2227-3FT matches on all of those points as a non-handed Grade 1 wide stile surface vertical rod device for 36 inch, 1-3/4 inch doors. The Corbin Russwin ED5400 is another close peer: Grade 1, wide stile, 1-3/4 inch, 36 inch, exit only and accepts trim. Sargent's 2727 is a reversible Grade 1 wide stile surface vertical rod device that is also fire rated, and the 3727 is a Grade 1 wide stile version with a standard push bar.
9) What is a wide stile surface vertical rod exit device equivalent to the Falcon 25-V if I need a fire rated opening?
The Falcon 25-V series carries a fire rating of No, so a fire rated opening needs a different device. The Adams Rite 3100 Series is a fire-rated wide stile surface vertical rod exit device rated Grade 1 for 1-3/4 inch doors, and the Sargent 12-8710 is a fire rated wide stile surface vertical rod device, also Grade 1. The TownSteel 9700 Series EF9727 is a fire rated Grade 1 heavy duty wide stile surface vertical rod device for 36 by 84 inch openings and is listed as wood door compatible. All three keep the wide stile and Grade 1 footing of the Falcon while adding the fire label the 25-V does not carry.
10) Does the 25-V come left hand or right hand, or do I have to specify handing?
No handing to call out. The 25-V is field reversible, so one part number covers a left or right hand door and you set it during install. That matters for a property manager stocking spares across a building: one device covers every opening rather than two SKUs.
11) Should I order hex dogging or cylinder dogging on the Falcon 25 Series?
Hex dogging holds the pushbar depressed with an allen key, so anyone with the key can leave the door push-pull during business hours. Cylinder dogging does the same job but takes a keyed cylinder, which is what you want when maintenance staff carry keys and you don't want a common hex wrench defeating it. Less dogging means the device always latches. Dogging is a required selection on the order, so pick one.
12) Does the Falcon 25 Series mount on a wood frame or only aluminum?
Both. Frame material is a required selection when ordering: ALF for an aluminum frame or WDF for a wood frame. The choice changes the strike fasteners you get, so it needs to match what's actually in the opening. Sheet metal and machine screws come standard with the trim.
13) What outside trim options are there on the Falcon 25 Series besides the plain pull?
Four trim functions: DT dummy trim (512DT), NL night latch (512-NL), TP thumb piece (512TP), and TP-BE thumb piece with blank escutcheon (512TP-BE). Night latch lets a key retract the latch from outside, which is what you want on a back door staff re-enter through. Thumb piece with a cylinder gives keyed entry with a lever-style operation; the blank escutcheon version omits the cylinder prep.
14) Is the Falcon 25-V Grade 1, and what standard is it tested to?
Grade 1 under ANSI/BHMA A156.3-2001, the exit device standard. That's the top durability tier and the one specified on schools, hospitals, and government work where the opening sees constant traffic. For a facility standardizing on Grade 1 vertical rod hardware across brands, the Von Duprin 22 Series, Corbin Russwin ED5400, and Sargent 3727 are Grade 1 wide stile equivalents.
15) When should I use LBR less bottom rod on a vertical rod exit device?
Use LBR when the floor can't take a mortised strike, when carpet or an uneven threshold keeps the bottom latch from seating, or when the bottom rod is a trip and damage risk on a high traffic door. It removes the bottom rod and latch so the device secures at the head only. LBR-AFL adds an auxiliary fire pin. If you'd rather avoid the choice entirely, the Orca OED56 is supplied less bottom rod as standard.
16) Surface vertical rod or rim device with a mullion for a pair of doors?
A surface vertical rod device like the Falcon 25-V latches into the frame head and the floor, so a pair of doors stays clear through the middle with no mullion in the way. That's what you want when equipment, carts, or stretchers move through. A rim device needs a removable mullion between the leaves to strike against, which means someone pulls and stores that mullion every time the opening has to go wide. Rods are more parts to adjust over time; the mullion is fewer parts but blocks the middle of the opening.
17) Is there a Grade 2 surface vertical rod device if Grade 1 is more than the opening needs?
Yes. The Falcon 25-V is Grade 1, which suits high traffic commercial openings. On a lower traffic door, a storage room, a back of house exit, or a light duty tenant space, the Dexter ED2000 Series and the TownSteel TS5100 Series are Grade 2 surface vertical rod devices. Both are non fire rated, so they follow the same life safety only rule as the 25-V.
18) Will a Falcon 25-V surface vertical rod device work on a wood door?
Order it with the WDF wood frame option for a wood frame opening. If the door leaf itself is wood, the TownSteel ED8927 and EF9727 are listed as wood door compatible surface vertical rod devices. Note that the Von Duprin 7527 and 7827 are listed as not wood door compatible, so those aren't the substitute to reach for on a wood leaf.
19) Which surface vertical rod exit devices look like Falcon 25-V substitutes but will not accept the same style of outside trim?
Not every surface vertical rod device in the class takes the same trim. The Falcon 25-V trim comes in dummy trim, night latch, thumb piece, and thumb piece with blank escutcheon functions. The Corbin Russwin ED7400 is a Grade 1 narrow stile crossbar surface vertical rod device that accepts operator trim, a different trim category than a thumbpiece or pull, and it is narrow stile rather than wide. The Arrow S1150 is a fire rated surface vertical rod device sold less trim, and the Orca OED56 and Arrow 3700 are exit only devices. Match both the stile type and the trim provision before treating any of these as a swap.
20) I need a non-handed surface vertical rod device for a door whose hand may change - what are my options besides Falcon 25-V?
The Falcon 25-V is field reversible, so it covers left-hand and right-hand configurations from the same part. Cross-brand, the Von Duprin 2227-3FT is a non-handed Grade 1 wide stile surface vertical rod device for 36 inch, 1-3/4 inch doors, and the Sargent 2727 is a reversible Grade 1 fire rated wide stile surface vertical rod device. The BEST Precision 5201 Series 36 inch surface vertical rod device is also listed as reversible, and the Orca OED56 36 inch device is non-handed.
21) Do the Falcon 25-V and the other Grade 1 surface vertical rod devices all cover a 48 inch door?
The Falcon 25-V pull trim is sized 48 inches for 4 ft wide stile openings. Most of the cross-brand surface vertical rod devices in the class are cataloged at shorter door widths: the Adams Rite 3100 and 8100 Series at 30 inches, the Von Duprin 2227 and Corbin Russwin ED5400 at 36 inches, the TownSteel ED8927 at 36 by 84 inches, and the Design Hardware 1000V and 2000V at 33 inches. Confirm the device length against the actual door width before substituting a 30 or 36 inch device onto a 4 ft opening.
22) What Grade 1 surface vertical rod exit devices can I standardize on across a facility alongside Falcon 25-V openings?
The Falcon 25-V is Grade 1 to ANSI A156.3-2001 for commercial use. Grade 1 surface vertical rod peers include the Von Duprin 2227 wide stile, the Corbin Russwin ED5400 wide stile and ED4400 narrow stile, the Sargent 3727 wide stile, the Dexter ED1000 and ED1500 Series, and the TownSteel ED8927 wide stile and ED3727 narrow stile. Standardizing on a single Grade 1 series keeps the maintenance parts and the operating feel consistent, but the stile type still has to match each door: the ED4400, ED3727, and Adams Rite 8200 are narrow stile while the Falcon 25-V is wide stile.
23) What finishes does the Falcon 25 Series exit hardware come in for matching existing doors?
Twelve finishes: 313AN dark bronze anodized, 643E aged bronze, US10 satin bronze, US15 satin nickel, US19 matte black, US26 bright chrome, US26D satin chrome, US28 aluminum anodized, US3 bright brass, US32 bright stainless, US32D satin stainless, and US4 satin brass. For matching a storefront that already has anodized aluminum doors, US28 or 313AN are the usual pairings; US26D and US32D are the common institutional standards.
24) What is the AX accessible option on the Falcon 25 Series?
AX is the accessible device option, ordered as a yes or no on the 25 Series. It's the selection to make on openings where reduced operating force matters, such as a main public entrance in a school or healthcare facility. It's a required field on the order, so it gets answered either way.
25) Is the BEST Precision 2201 a substitute for the Falcon 25-V on a wide stile door?
The BEST Precision 2201 Series is a 36 inch wide stile surface vertical rod exit device with a fire rating of No, which puts it in the same family as the Falcon 25-V wide stile hardware, also not fire rated. The two differ in size: the Falcon 25-V pull trim is 48 inches for 4 ft openings while the Precision 2201 is a 36 inch device. The Falcon side is the pull trim, offered in dummy trim, night latch, thumb piece, and thumb piece with blank escutcheon functions.
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