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Stanley Security Grade 1 Exit Trim, Passage ANSI 14

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Stanley Security Grade 1 Exit Trim, Passage ANSI 14

The Stanley Security QET330 is a Grade 1 Standard-Duty Passage Lever Escutcheon, designed to provide reliable performance and security in commercial environments. This trim is engineered for use with Stanley's QED300 Series exit devices, ensuring durability and functionality in high-traffic areas.

Function

  • Function Type: Passage Lever Escutcheon (ANSI 14)

  • Operation: Lever is always unlocked, allowing for immediate ingress without the need for a key.

  • Cylinder Configuration: Sold as "Less Cylinder," allowing for customization with user-specified cylinders. 

  • Lever Design: Available in multiple styles, including Sierra (E), Summit (M), and Slate (A).

  • Finish Options:

    • Painted Aluminum (689/US28)

    • Painted Duranodic Bronze (690/US20)

  • Base Material: Constructed from high-quality materials, ensuring long-lasting durability and resistance to wear.

  • Mounting: Designed for commercial installation, compatible with narrow stile doors.

Applications

  • Educational Institutions: Classrooms and administrative offices.

  • Healthcare Facilities: Hospitals and clinics.

  • Commercial Buildings: Offices and retail spaces.

  • Public Sector Buildings: Government offices and libraries.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Series:
QET
Grade:
Grade 1
Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Product Subgroup:
Exit Devices Trim
Product Type:
Cylindrical Locks
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Lock Type:
Exit Device Trim
Product Attribute:
Exit Devices Trim
Product Function:
Classroom/Storeroom
Product Function:
Office/Privacy/Apartment
Cylinder Classification:
Conventional Cylinder
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Stanley Security QET330 E 690 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Stanley QET330 exit trim fit any brand of exit device, or only Stanley?
The QET330 passage lever escutcheon is built for Stanley's QED300 Series exit devices. It's a device-specific trim, so it mounts to the QED300 chassis prep and won't cross over to a Von Duprin, Precision or Sargent device. If the device on the door is not a QED300, order the trim that matches that device family instead.
2) What does ANSI 14 passage function mean on the QET330 exit trim?
ANSI 14 is passage: the lever is always unlocked from the outside, so anyone can pull the door open without a key. There's no locking on this trim at all. Use it on doors that stay free-entry during business hours (corridor, vestibule, lobby) where the exit device handles egress and security comes from elsewhere. If you need to lock the outside lever and release it with a key, passage is the wrong function and you want a classroom or storeroom trim from the QET range.
3) Do I need to order a cylinder with the Stanley QET330 trim?
No cylinder is needed. The QET330 ships less cylinder, and because it's passage function the lever never locks, so there's nothing for a cylinder to operate. Buy the trim on its own. Note the difference if you're pricing a keyed opening: a keyed QET trim takes a conventional cylinder, and that cylinder is a separate line item.
4) Can I use Stanley QET exit trim on aluminum storefront doors?
Yes. The QET330 escutcheon trim is dimensioned for narrow stile doors, which is what aluminum storefront gives you, and it's a commercial-rated part. Pair it with the QED300 device the trim is built for. Glass front installers replacing dead pulls with a lever will find this the direct swap when the device is already a Stanley QED300.
5) I need the outside lever on my exit device to lock. Is passage exit trim the right part?
No. Passage trim leaves the outside lever free at all times, so it gives you no control over who comes in. For a lockable outside lever on an exit device you want classroom or storeroom function trim, which takes a cylinder. Stanley builds those in the same QET family for QED300 devices. Egress is unaffected either way, the push bar always releases the door.
6) What is the difference between Stanley QET330 exit trim and the Schlage XE360EW22S exit trim?
Both are Grade 1 exit device trim, but they solve different problems. The Stanley QET330 is a mechanical passage lever escutcheon (ANSI 14) built for the QED300 Series exit devices - the lever is always unlocked and there is no credential to present, so it is purely a pull-and-go trim for the outside of an exit door. The Schlage XE360EW22S is a wireless Grade 1 exit trim with a smart Bluetooth and NFC mobile reader and an interior pushbutton LED with indicator, in a classroom/storeroom function, and it is built for the Von Duprin 22 SVR device. If the opening needs credentialed access control on the outside, the QET330 will not do it; if the opening only needs free ingress through a Stanley QED300 device, the XE360 adds electronics the door does not need.
7) I need exit trim that locks the outside lever until a credential is presented - what should I use instead of a passage trim?
A passage trim like the Stanley QET330 keeps the lever unlocked at all times, so it cannot secure the outside of the opening. For a locked outside lever, the Schlage CO-100-993M-70-KP is a Grade 1 standalone electronic mortise exit device trim in a classroom/storeroom function with a keypad reader, rated heavy duty for a 1-3/4 inch door. The Schlage XE360EW22S covers the same classroom/storeroom function wirelessly with a Bluetooth and NFC mobile reader instead of a keypad, also for a 1-3/4 inch door. Match the trim to the device family on the door: the CO-100 here is mortise exit device trim and the XE360EW22S is built for the Von Duprin 22 SVR.
8) Do all three of these Grade 1 exit trims fit the same exit device?
No, each is matched to a device family. The Stanley QET330 is engineered for Stanley QED300 Series exit devices. The Schlage XE360EW22S is specified for the Von Duprin 22 SVR. The Schlage CO-100-993M-70-KP is mortise exit device trim. Grade 1 is common to all three, but the grade describes the performance level, not the mounting - confirm the device on the door before ordering trim.
9) Is Stanley QET330 trim Grade 1, and is that enough for a school corridor?
Grade 1 is the highest commercial durability classification in ANSI/BHMA lever hardware, and that's what this trim carries. It's specified for schools, hospitals, offices, retail and government buildings, which is the traffic level Grade 1 exists for. For an institutional standardization spec calling out Grade 1 exit device trim, this qualifies.
10) What are my options if I want credential or keypad access on exit device trim instead of a plain lever?
Mechanical passage trim like the QET330 can't do access control, it has no lock and no credential reader. Two Grade 1 electronic alternatives ZenSupply carries: the Schlage CO-100 standalone electronic mortise exit device trim with a keypad reader, classroom/storeroom function, for 1-3/4 inch doors; and the Schlage XE360EW22S wireless exit trim with Bluetooth and NFC mobile credentials plus an interior pushbutton LED, built for the Von Duprin 22 SVR device and also 1-3/4 inch doors. Note the XE360 is device-specific to Von Duprin 22 SVR, so check what device is on the door before choosing it.
11) Is a keypad exit trim a drop-in replacement for a mechanical passage trim on the same door?
No. The Schlage CO-100-993M-70-KP is a standalone electronic trim with a keypad reader designed for mortise exit devices, so it brings its own prep, its own credential management, and a stated 1-3/4 inch door thickness. The Stanley QET330 is a mechanical escutcheon for Stanley QED300 Series devices, sold less cylinder so the cylinder is specified separately, and it is designed for commercial narrow stile door installation. Swapping between them changes the exit device family, the door prep, and whether the opening needs power and programming, so treat it as a device-and-trim decision rather than a trim swap.
12) For a school corridor door, when do I specify the Stanley QET330 versus a classroom function exit trim?
Use the Stanley QET330 where the outside lever should always retract - corridor and stairwell doors that need free ingress, classrooms and administrative offices where the opening is not secured from the outside. It is a Grade 1 passage escutcheon for Stanley QED300 Series devices. Where the outside must stay locked until a teacher or staff member presents a credential, specify a classroom/storeroom trim instead: the Schlage CO-100-993M-70-KP with a keypad reader, or the Schlage XE360EW22S with a Bluetooth and NFC mobile reader, both Grade 1 for 1-3/4 inch doors. Many facilities carry both, passage trim on the free-ingress leaves and credentialed trim on the secured ones.
13) Does exit trim handing matter when ordering the Stanley QET330?
The QET330 is offered by lever design and finish only, six combinations in total, with no separate left- or right-hand part numbers. What does need to match is the QED300 device it mounts to, so confirm the device model on the door and the lever design already in the building before you order.
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Does the Stanley Security QET330 E 690 come with a warranty?
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