Stanley Security Grade 1 Heavy Duty Narrow Exit Trim, Dummy Lever ANSI 02

The Stanley QET dummy lever trim is a pull only. There is no cylinder, no latch retraction and no key function, so the lever is fixed and the door stays locked from the outside at all times. People exit by pushing the device from the inside. Use it where you want the outside of the opening to match the look of the other doors but never want outside access. If someone needs to get in with a key, order the night latch or keyed lever function instead.

QET trim is offered in classroom/storeroom as well as office/privacy/apartment functions, so the series can cover a corridor door where staff key in and the door stays secure otherwise. The dummy lever version is not one of those functions, though, since it has no key control at all. Order the keyed function if the opening needs outside entry.

Both are Grade 1 exit device trim. The Stanley QET trim is mechanical trim built around a conventional cylinder, offered in Classroom/Storeroom and Office/Privacy/Apartment functions. The Schlage CO-100-993M-70-KP is a standalone electronic mortise exit device trim with a keypad reader in Classroom/Storeroom function, fitting 1-3/4 inch doors, so it adds credential entry and on-device programming rather than key-only operation.

Use the Schlage XE360EW22S instead. It is Grade 1 wireless exit trim with a smart Bluetooth and NFC mobile reader, an interior pushbutton with LED indicator, and it is built for the Von Duprin 22 SVR device on 1-3/4 inch doors in Classroom/Storeroom function. The Stanley QET trim is mechanical, keyed through a conventional cylinder, so it has no reader or credential management.

The Stanley QET exit trim covers Office/Privacy/Apartment as well as Classroom/Storeroom function, in Bright Brass 605, Oil Rubbed Bronze 613, and Satin Chrome 626. Both Schlage comparables, the CO-100-993M-70-KP and the XE360EW22S, are specified in Classroom/Storeroom function only, so for the office and apartment function the QET is the trim to specify.

Grade 1 and specified commercial, which is the top ANSI/BHMA durability tier for door hardware and the level normally written into school, healthcare and multi-family specs. That makes it appropriate for high-traffic exit doors rather than light residential duty.

Three lever styles: A Slate, E Sierra and M Summit. Pick the one that matches the levers already hanging on the rest of the building, since the trim lever is what a tenant sees and touches. Each design is available in bright brass, oil rubbed bronze and satin chrome.

Not for the dummy lever version. A dummy lever has no key function, so no cylinder is used. Keyed versions of QET trim take a conventional cylinder, which is ordered separately and keyed to your system.

No. The XE360EW22S is specified for the Von Duprin 22 SVR exit device and is a wireless electronic trim with a Bluetooth and NFC reader, so the door prep and device pairing are tied to that platform. The Stanley QET is mechanical narrow and standard exit trim in Slate, Sierra, and Summit designs with a conventional cylinder. Treat them as different platforms rather than interchangeable trims.

Three finishes: 605 bright brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze and 626 satin chrome. All three are offered in each of the trim designs, so you can match satin chrome to existing 626 exit devices or run 613 where the building uses dark bronze hardware.