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Sargent 862 Offset Pull Handle for 80 Series Exit Devices
Professional Exit Device Pull Handle Solution
The Sargent 862 Offset Pull Handle is designed specifically for use with Sargent 80 Series exit devices, providing ergonomic operation and professional appearance in commercial door applications. This offset pull handle offers improved grip positioning for enhanced user comfort and accessibility while integrating seamlessly with Sargent's 80 Series exit device platform for consistent performance and aesthetic coordination.
Professional Features & Benefits
- 80 Series Compatibility: Specifically designed for Sargent 80 Series exit devices ensuring proper fit and coordinated appearance across the door hardware system.
- Offset Design: Ergonomic offset configuration provides improved hand positioning and leverage for easier operation by users of varying heights and abilities.
- Professional Construction: Manufactured to Sargent's commercial-grade standards for durability and long-term performance in high-traffic applications.
- Coordinated Appearance: Matches the design language and finish options of the 80 Series exit device family for unified door hardware aesthetics.
- Easy Installation: Designed for straightforward installation with standard mounting hardware and clear installation documentation.
- Commercial Applications: Suitable for office buildings, educational facilities, healthcare institutions, and other commercial environments requiring reliable exit hardware.
Technical Specifications
- Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.
Installation & Operation
- Review manufacturer specifications and verify door preparation requirements including door thickness, stile width, and handing as applicable to this product.
- Use manufacturer-provided templates to mark mounting hole locations accurately on door and/or frame surfaces.
- Prepare door and frame by drilling required holes and routing as specified in manufacturer instructions.
- Install all mounting hardware and secure the device to door and frame per manufacturer torque specifications.
- Adjust operational components for proper alignment, latching, and smooth operation throughout the full range of motion.
- 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
- Industrial and Warehouse Facilities
- Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
- Government and Municipal Buildings
Why Choose Sargent Quality?
Sargent offset pull handles deliver professional-grade reliability with commercial construction designed for demanding applications. Engineered as part of the comprehensive 80 Series exit device system, this offset pull handle ensures consistent performance and coordinated aesthetics. Backed by Sargent's commitment to quality hardware solutions for commercial door applications where dependable operation is essential.
Manufacturer Resources
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Product Specs
- Series:
- P800 Series
- Product Group:
- Exit Devices and Trim
- Product Subgroup:
- Exit Device Trim
- Product Type:
- Exit Device Trim
- Subcategory:
- Offset Pull
- Commercial/Residential:
- Commercial
- Grade:
- Grade 1
- Model Series:
- P800 Series
- Product Model:
- 862/863/864
- Product Category:
- Exit Devices and Trim
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Sargent 862 32D – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Will the Sargent 862 offset pull work with my 80 Series exit device?
That's exactly what the 862 offset pull is built for. It's Sargent P800 Series trim for 80 Series exit devices, so the mounting and the finish coordinate with the device already on the door. It's a pull, not a lever or a keyed escutcheon, so it gives you a grip on the outside of the door with no latch retraction from outside. If the outside needs to unlock and retract the latch, you need keyed lever or escutcheon trim instead.
2) What sizes does the Sargent 862 offset pull come in?
Three combinations of length and grip diameter: a 10 inch pull in 1 inch diameter, an 18 inch pull in 1 inch diameter, and a 10 inch pull in 3/4 inch diameter. The 18 inch length reads as a full-height grab on a glass or narrow entry door; the 10 inch is the usual pick where the pull sits beside the device rail. Grip diameter is the detail people forget, and the 3/4 inch is only offered at 10 inches.
3) The outside of my exit device door needs to lock and be opened with a key, not just pulled. What should I use instead of an offset pull?
An offset pull such as the Sargent 862 has no cylinder and no latch retraction, so it cannot control entry. For keyed outside control, keyed and lever trims exist on other device platforms: the Corbin Russwin K157ET is a Grade 1 key only trim for ED2200 and ED2400 exit devices, and the Detex 08BN is a classroom S-lever exit device trim with a mortise cylinder for Value Series devices. The Detex 03WS is a trim plate with a cylinder hole for 10, 20, 21 and 27 Series devices where the cylinder is supplied separately. Each of these is tied to its own device series, so confirm the exit device family before ordering.
4) What is the difference between the Sargent 862 offset pull and a blank escutcheon trim like the Von Duprin 379L-BE?
They solve two different exit-side problems. The Sargent 862 is an offset pull handle for 80 Series exit devices, giving a graspable bar on the outside of the door with no cylinder or lever function. The Von Duprin 379L-BE is a blank escutcheon trim for 55 Series rim exit devices - a plate with no operating hardware at all, used where the outside face must be closed off rather than pulled. If the door needs to be pulled open when the device is dogged or unlocked from inside, the pull is the piece that does that work; a blank escutcheon gives nothing to grab.
5) Is there an equivalent pull trim from another manufacturer for an exit device?
The closest peer by form is the Detex 0A, an A/AN Series straight pull trim with blank escutcheon for Value Series exit devices. Both give a pull with no keyed or lever function on the outside. The two differ in geometry and in what device family they mount to: the Sargent 862 is an offset pull built for Sargent 80 Series exit devices, and the Detex is a straight pull on the A Series for Detex Value Series devices. Match the trim to the exit device brand and series already on the opening.
6) Users cannot manage a pull handle on our exit door - what lever trim options replace it?
Where a lever is wanted in place of the Sargent 862 offset pull, the substitute depends on how the outside should behave. Deltana LTED80LP is a passage function lever trim for exit device 80, always free. Deltana DDS-36 is a storeroom function lever trim for exit device 80, where the lever stays locked and the key retracts. Deltana LTED80LS is an entry function lever trim for exit device 80. Arrow SRX87 is a classroom function Sierra lever trim with rose for S1150, S1250, ED910 and PEC910 Series devices on 1-3/4 inch doors. Lever trims mount to a specific device family, so verify the exit device on the door.
7) Does the Sargent 862 pull come in a finish that matches the rest of my building hardware?
Ten finishes across all three sizes: 03 bright brass clear coated, 04 satin brass clear coated, 09 bright bronze clear coated, 10 satin bronze clear coated, 10B dark oxidized satin bronze oil rubbed, 10BL dark oxidized satin bronze clear coated, 20D dark statuary bronze lacquered, 32 bright stainless, 32D satin stainless, and BSP black suede powder coat. For a facility standardizing on one look, 32D satin stainless is the common commercial default and every length is offered in it.
8) What is an offset pull and why would I use it instead of a straight pull on an exit door?
An offset pull stands the grip off the mounting plane so the hand clears the door face and the device rail, which is what makes it usable on a door that also carries an exit device. A straight pull sits parallel and tight to the face. Detex sells a straight pull option, the A/AN Series straight pull trim with a blank escutcheon for their Value Series devices, if a flush grip is what the opening calls for.
9) Is the Sargent 862 pull rated for a high traffic commercial door?
Grade 1, and specified as commercial rather than residential. Grade 1 is the top ANSI/BHMA duty tier and the one written into most institutional and school specs, so it holds up on entrance doors that cycle all day.
10) I have a pair of doors with an exit device on each leaf. Can I put pulls on both?
Yes, and it's a normal setup. Because the 862 is a pull with no cylinder or latch function, nothing about it conflicts leaf to leaf, and you can hang the same length, diameter and finish on both doors for a matched pair. If the pair needs a keyed rim device arrangement instead of a mullion-free pull setup, Detex sells the 90 Series keyed removable mullion for rim exit devices.
11) My exit door just needs a handle on the outside so people can pull it shut, nothing locking. Is this the right trim?
That's the case the 862 offset pull fits. Dead outside, grab handle only, coordinated with the 80 Series device on the inside. If you'd rather have a lever that always retracts the latch from outside, that's passage function trim, like Deltana's LTED80LP for 80-type devices, or a dummy lever such as the Corbin Russwin dummy trim for ED7000 Series devices.
12) Can I put a keypad or credential on the outside of the door instead of a pull?
Yes, but that is an electronic or mechanical access trim rather than a pull. The Sargent 862 offset pull is mechanical with no code entry. For coded outside entry, the Dormakaba E-Plex E5010 is a Grade 1 electronic push button exit device lever trim with key override in the E-Plex 5000 Series, fitting doors from 1-3/8 to 2-1/4 inch, and the BEST EXZ is an EZ Series electronic keypad exit device trim with key override. For a keyless mechanical option, Lockey 285P is a mechanical panic trim with lever handle for doors 1 3/16 to 2 inch. These replace the pull entirely on the outside face.
13) I need to secure a pair of doors with rim exit devices - is exit device trim the right part?
No. Trim such as the Sargent 862 offset pull mounts to the outside face of one door leaf and does not address the gap between two leaves. For a pair, the Detex 90 Series keyed removable mullion is the part that provides a strike surface for rim exit devices and comes out when the full opening width is needed. A pull and a mullion are ordered together on a pair, not as alternatives to each other.
14) My exit device is a 60 series, not an 80 - what pull or trim fits?
The Sargent 862 offset pull is built for Sargent 80 Series exit devices, so it is not the part for a 60 series device. Deltana LTED60LST is a storeroom function lever trim for exit device 60. Trim is matched to the device family it mounts to, so identify the exit device series stamped on the chassis before ordering any outside trim.
15) Is the Sargent 862 pull handed, and do I need to specify left or right?
Nothing on the 862 offset pull is handed. It's a symmetrical grip with no latch, no cylinder and no lever return, so you order by length, grip diameter and finish only. Handing only enters the picture on the exit device itself and on lever trim.
16) Does the Sargent 862 order code cover other pull sizes in the same family?
The offset pull family is catalogued as 862/863/864, so the model number shifts with the pull configuration you pick. Order by naming the length and grip diameter you want, 10 inch or 18 inch, 1 inch or 3/4 inch diameter, plus the finish code, and the correct model in that group follows.
17) We are adding electric latch retraction to an opening - does the pull trim change?
Latch retraction is a function of the exit device, not the outside pull. The ACSI ED4200-W036 is a Grade 1 wide stile rim exit device with electric latch retraction at 24 volt AC/DC for the Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series - the device itself does the retracting, and an outside pull such as the Sargent 862 offset pull simply gives users something to grasp once the latch is held back. Because the 862 has no cylinder or lever, it pairs naturally with an opening where access control is handled electrically at the device.
18) What is the simplest keyless way to let people in through an exit device door if a pull will not do?
A pull like the Sargent 862 is always free to grab but never controls entry. Lockey 115P is a heavy duty keyless passage lever panic trim with a 1150 lock body for doors 1 3/16 to 2 inch, giving a lever without keys or wiring. Lockey 285P is a keyless mechanical panic trim with lever handle across the same 1 3/16 to 2 inch door thickness range where a code is wanted rather than free passage.
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