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The Stanley QET120 commercial hardware heavy-duty exit trim collections offer even more customization options to fit a wider range of applications. Complete your STANLEY Commercial Hardware exit device solution with coordinated trims designed to work with QED100, QED200 and QED300 exit devices.
Dummy Escutcheon Lever: Used for door pull when device is dogged or as matching inactive trim. No mechanical operation.
Features:
- Trim Design: M - Summit, A - Slate Design, E - Sierra Design
- Lever: 9.78" (248.6mm) x 3.28" (83.31mm)
- Flat/Pull Plate: 14" (355.6mm) x 3" (76.2mm)
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 QET120 E 626 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) I need credential access on the outside of my exit device, not a dummy pull. What should I look at instead?
The QET120 is mechanical dead trim, so it gives no access control at all. For a reader on the exit device, look at the Schlage Electronics CO-100 standalone mortise exit device trim with keypad reader, classroom/storeroom function, or the Schlage XE360 wireless exit trim with Bluetooth and NFC mobile reader. Both are Grade 1 and listed for 1-3/4 in. doors, and the XE360 version pairs with a Von Duprin 22 SVR device.
2) The QET120 dummy lever trim has no mechanical operation - what do I use instead if the outside trim needs to unlatch or control access?
The Stanley QET120 dummy escutcheon lever is a pull only, used when the device is dogged or as matching inactive trim, with no mechanical operation. If the outside trim has to control entry, the Schlage Electronics CO-100 is a Grade 1 standalone electronic mortise exit device trim in a Classroom/Storeroom function with a keypad reader, for doors 1-3/4 inch thick. That gives you credential-based entry at the trim rather than a fixed pull.
3) My exit device is a Von Duprin 22 SVR - will the Stanley QET120 trim fit it?
The Stanley QET120 trim is designed to coordinate with STANLEY Commercial Hardware QED100, QED200 and QED300 exit devices. For a Von Duprin 22 SVR device, the Schlage Electronics XE360EW22S is a Grade 1 wireless exit trim specified for the Von Duprin 22 SVR.
4) What size is the Stanley QET120 escutcheon, and will it cover the old trim's mounting marks?
The lever escutcheon measures 9.78 in. (248.6 mm) by 3.28 in. (83.31 mm). There's also a flat/pull plate version at 14 in. (355.6 mm) by 3 in. (76.2 mm) if you need more coverage over an older prep. Measure the existing scars on the door face against those footprints before you commit.
5) What trim designs and finishes can I get on the Stanley QET120 dummy trim?
Three lever designs: M Summit, A Slate and E Sierra. Each comes in 605 Bright Brass, 613 Oil Rubbed Bronze or 626 Satin Chrome, so nine combinations in all. Pick the design that matches the levers already on the rest of the openings so the building stays consistent.
6) Is this Stanley exit trim rated for a high-traffic commercial opening?
Yes. The QET120 is a Grade 1 heavy-duty trim built for commercial use, which is the top ANSI/BHMA durability tier and what schools, hospitals and multi-family corridors normally specify.
7) Do I need a cylinder with the QET120 dummy lever trim?
No cylinder is needed. The dummy escutcheon has no mechanical operation, so there's nothing to key. If you want keyed outside access on that leaf, move to a keyed exit trim, which takes a conventional cylinder in this QET line.
8) Can I use this trim on the inactive leaf of a pair of doors?
That's one of its intended uses. As matching inactive trim, the dummy lever gives the inactive leaf the same look as the active side without adding any operating hardware. Order the same design and finish you used on the active leaf.
9) I need matching inactive trim on the second leaf of a pair - is a keyed or electronic trim the wrong call there?
For an inactive leaf you want trim that matches visually but does not operate: the Stanley QET120 dummy escutcheon lever is intended for exactly that, as a door pull when the device is dogged or as matching inactive trim, in Summit, Slate and Sierra designs and 605 bright brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze or 626 satin chrome. The Schlage CO-100 and XE360EW22S are Classroom/Storeroom function trims that actively control entry, which an inactive leaf does not need.
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