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Omnia Omnia 71752 Traditional Multipoint Trim, Solid Brass OMN-71752

Omnia 71752 Traditional Multipoint Lock Trim with Solid Brass Construction and 9-5/8" Overall Length

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Omnia 71752 Traditional Multipoint Lock Trim with Solid Brass Construction and 9-5/8" Overall Length

The Omnia 71752 Traditional Multipoint Lock Trim delivers professional-grade security hardware with solid brass construction and a 9-5/8" overall length suited for commercial door applications. This cylindrical multipoint lock trim is available in multiple cylinder configurations including European Cylinder Below (ECB), American Cylinder Above (ACA), and American Cylinder Below (ACB), and is engineered from a solid brass substrate with finish options that include unlacquered variants that develop natural patina over time. Hand-specific right-hand (RH) and left-hand (LH) configurations ensure proper fit for a wide range of door handing requirements.

Key Features

  • Overall Dimensions: 9-5/8" overall length provides proper proportions for commercial door applications and multipoint locking systems.
  • Solid Brass Construction: Forged from solid brass substrate for exceptional durability and corrosion resistance in demanding commercial environments.
  • Multiple Cylinder Configurations: Available as European Cylinder Below (ECB), American Cylinder Above (ACA), and American Cylinder Below (ACB) for versatile installation requirements.
  • Traditional Design Collection: Classic styling complements traditional architectural themes while maintaining professional security functionality.
  • Commercial-Grade Performance: Engineered specifically for commercial applications requiring reliable multipoint locking security.
  • Extensive Finish Options: Available in US3, US3A, US5, US10B, US14, US15, and SB finishes including unlacquered options that develop natural patina.
  • Hand-Specific Installation: Available in right-hand (RH) and left-hand (LH) configurations for proper door handing requirements.

Technical Specifications

  • MAP Policy: Yes
  • Collection: Traditional
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Product Category: Mechanical Locks
  • Product Group: Mechanical Locks
  • Product Subgroup: Bored Locksets
  • Product Substrate: Brass
  • Product Type: Multi Point Lock Trim
  • Subcategory: Cylindrical

Typical Applications

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

Why Omnia 71752?

Omnia Traditional Multipoint Lock Trim products deliver professional-grade reliability with solid brass construction engineered for demanding commercial applications where dependable performance is essential. The 9-5/8" overall dimensions and multiple cylinder configuration options provide installation flexibility while maintaining the security integrity required for multipoint locking systems.

Manufacturer Resources

Omnia 2026 Door Hardware Catalog

Product Specs

Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Bored Locksets
Product Type:
Multi Point Lock Trim
Subcategory:
Cylindrical
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
MAP Policy:
Yes
Product Category:
Mechanical Locks
Product Substrate:
Brass
Collection:
Traditional
Department:
Door Hardware

Omnia 71752/ACA.3 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What is the Omnia 71752 multipoint trim, and does it come with the lock body?
The 71752 is trim only: the escutcheon plate, handle and cylinder prep that mount to a multipoint lock gearbox already in the door. It does not include the multipoint gearbox, the rods, or the cylinder. Solid brass substrate, 9-5/8 inch overall plate length, Traditional styling. Order the gearbox and the cylinder to match the function you pick.
2) What is the difference between the ECB, ACA and ACB versions of the Omnia 71752 trim?
Those letters set the cylinder type and where the keyhole sits on the plate. ECB is a European profile cylinder below the handle. ACA is an American mortise cylinder above the handle, ACB is an American cylinder below it. The plate is bored for whichever you order, so the choice has to match both the cylinder you are using and the gearbox's cylinder position. A Euro-profile gearbox will not take an American cylinder trim, and you cannot flip an above-handle plate to below.
3) Do I have to specify handing on the Omnia 71752 multipoint trim?
Yes, handing is required and it is not field reversible. The 71752 is built right hand or left hand. Stand outside the door: if the hinges are on your right, it is right hand. Get it wrong and the lever throw and cylinder position are on the wrong side of the plate.
4) Which Omnia 71752 function do I order for a pair of French doors?
A pair takes two different pieces. The active leaf gets an Entrance function (ACA, ACB or ECB Entrance) since that is the leaf that keys and operates. The inactive leaf gets the Pair Dummy Inactive trim, and where you want a working interior lever on that leaf, the Pair Dummy Active Interior version. Keep the same cylinder letter and finish across both so the plates match.
5) Will the Omnia 71752 trim cover the holes left by my old multipoint handle set?
The plate runs 9-5/8 inches overall, which is shorter than a lot of multipoint trims on the market. As a comparison, the Emtek 1111 Arched and 1151 Rectangular plates measure 1.5 by 11 inches and the 1131 Tuscany is 1.5 by 11-1/8 inches. If you are pulling an 11 inch plate off the door, the 71752 will leave the old screw and prep marks exposed. Measure the existing plate and the cylinder-to-spindle spacing on the gearbox before swapping.
6) I need a cast bronze multipoint trim instead of brass - what are my options?
Three Emtek Door Config #1 trims come in cast bronze rather than brass. The Emtek 1111 uses sandcast bronze plates in the Arched style at 1.5 by 11 inches, the Emtek 1151 uses sandcast bronze plates in the Rectangular style at 1.5 by 11 inches, and the Emtek 1131 uses lost wax cast bronze plates in the Tuscany style at 1.5 by 11-1/8 inches. All three are keyed with an American cylinder hub below the handle. The Omnia 71752 is built on a solid brass substrate instead, with finishes that include unlacquered options that patina naturally. Cast bronze carries the texture of the casting on the face; plated and lacquered brass reads smoother.
7) Will an Emtek 1111 multipoint trim work on a door prepped for a European cylinder?
No. The Emtek 1111 is keyed with an American cylinder, with the hub below the handle, and there is no European cylinder arrangement in that part number. If the multipoint gearbox in the door takes a Euro profile cylinder, order the Omnia 71752 in one of its ECB (European Cylinder Below) functions, which are offered as ECB Entrance, ECB Patio, ECB Pair Dummy Active Interior, and ECB Pair Dummy Inactive. Cylinder format is not a finish-level choice on either brand - it is fixed by the part number, so confirm the gearbox prep before ordering.
8) I need the cylinder above the handle, not below - does any of the Emtek multipoint trim do that?
Not among the Emtek 1111, 1131, 1151, or 1171 - all four are built with the American cylinder hub below the handle. If the door prep puts the cylinder above the lever, the Omnia 71752 is offered in ACA (American Cylinder Above) functions, including ACA Entrance and ACA Patio. Hub position is set by the plate machining, so it has to be ordered correctly rather than adjusted on site.
9) What is the Patio function on the Omnia 71752 and when should I use it instead of Entrance?
Patio is the non-keyed option: thumbturn or interior operation only, no exterior key cylinder. Use it on a door that never needs to be unlocked from outside, like a terrace or courtyard leaf that is always entered from within. If anyone needs key access from the exterior, order Entrance instead, in the ACA, ACB or ECB cylinder position that matches your gearbox.
10) Which Omnia 71752 finishes will patina, and which stay put?
Two of the seven are living finishes. Polished Brass Unlacquered and Unlacquered Antique Bronze have no clear coat, so they darken and patina with handling. If you want the door to look the same in five years, or you are matching a fleet of openings across a building, go with the lacquered and plated options: Polished Brass, Polished Nickel Plated, Satin Nickel Plated, Oil-Rubbed Bronze, or Shaded Bronze.
11) What are the alternatives to the Omnia 71752 if I want a longer plate or a different look?
Emtek's multipoint trim line covers the same job in longer plates and different profiles: the 1111 Arched and 1151 Rectangular in sandcast bronze at 1.5 by 11 inches, the 1131 Tuscany in lost wax cast bronze at 1.5 by 11-1/8 inches, and the 1171 Concord in brass plates at 1.5 by 11 inches. All four are keyed with an American cylinder below the handle, so they line up against the Omnia ACB Entrance rather than the ECB or ACA versions. If your gearbox is Euro-profile, the Omnia ECB is the one that fits.
12) I need a dummy trim for the inactive leaf of a pair - can I use the Emtek 1151 for that?
The Emtek 1151 is a keyed trim with an American cylinder, so it is built for the active, locking leaf. For the inactive leaf, the Omnia 71752 is offered in dedicated dummy functions - ACA Pair Dummy Inactive, ACB Pair Dummy Inactive, and ECB Pair Dummy Inactive - along with matching Pair Dummy Active Interior functions in all three cylinder arrangements. On a pair of doors, ordering the dummy from the same 71752 family keeps the plate profile and finish identical across both leaves.
13) I am standardizing multipoint trim across a commercial property - which line gives me the widest coverage from one part number?
The Omnia 71752 covers the most ground from a single base number. It spans three cylinder arrangements - ACA, ACB, and ECB - each in Entrance, Patio, Pair Dummy Active Interior, and Pair Dummy Inactive functions, in right-hand and left-hand configurations, across seven finishes, and it is designated for commercial use in solid brass. The Emtek 1111, 1131, 1151, and 1171 are each a single function - keyed with an American cylinder, hub below the handle - so covering entrance, patio, and dummy openings means specifying separate part numbers per opening type.
14) Is solid brass trim worth it on a high-traffic commercial entrance?
That is the case for it. The 71752 is forged from a solid brass substrate rather than plated zinc or cast pot metal, so it holds up to handling and does not corrode out in an exposed entry. Omnia rates the line for commercial use, and it turns up on office buildings, schools, healthcare, retail, and multi-tenant residential entries. For a plated finish on a coastal or wash-down opening, Satin Nickel Plated or Polished Nickel Plated over the brass is the harder-wearing pick.
15) Can I standardize one Omnia 71752 finish across every door in a building with mixed hardware?
Yes, within the seven finishes offered: Oil-Rubbed Bronze, Polished Brass, Polished Brass Unlacquered, Polished Nickel Plated, Satin Nickel Plated, Shaded Bronze, and Unlacquered Antique Bronze. Handing and function vary door to door, so a building spec usually locks the finish and the cylinder letter, then orders RH or LH and Entrance, Patio or Pair Dummy per opening. Skip the two unlacquered options for a standardization program, since they will age at different rates depending on how much each door gets used.
16) What is the difference between the Emtek 1111 and the Emtek 1151 multipoint trim?
They share the same construction and the same lock function - both are Door Config #1 trims with sandcast bronze plates measuring 1.5 by 11 inches, keyed with an American cylinder hub below the handle. The difference is the plate style: the 1111 is the Arched series, with a curved plate profile, and the 1151 is the Rectangular series, with squared ends. Function, material, and plate dimensions are identical, so the decision between them is purely the face profile on the door.
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Does the Omnia 71752/ACA.3 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Omnia 71752/ACA.3 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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