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Stanley Security Grade 1 Heavy Duty Narrow Exit Trim, Dummy Pull ANSI 02, Pull Design
The Stanley Security QET226 is a Grade 1 Heavy‑Duty Narrow Stile Exit Trim, designed to complement the QED200 series exit devices. Functioning as a dummy pull escutcheon (ANSI Function 02), it’s ideal for situations where no active latch mechanism is needed—perfect for situations requiring a consistent look on both sides of the door or for doors that remain exit-only without user activation.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Type | Dummy Pull Plate (Pull Plate L) |
| Width (Dimension C) | Approx. 13.88 in (352.55 mm) |
| Height (Dimension D) | Approx. 1.76 in (44.70 mm) |
| Series | QET200 – Heavy-Duty Narrow Stile Exit Trims |
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 QET226 L 626 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Does the Stanley QET226 exit trim actually retract the latch, or is it just a pull?
It's a dummy pull, ANSI Function 02. There is no active latch mechanism behind the QET226 escutcheon, so pulling on it does nothing to the device. Use it where the opening is exit-only from the inside and you just want a grip and a matching look on the outside face. If you need outside entry, you need a keyed or lever exit trim instead.
2) Which exit devices does the Stanley QET226 dummy pull trim go with?
The QET226 is built to complement the Stanley QED200 series exit devices, and it belongs to the QET200 family of heavy-duty narrow stile exit trims. It is a narrow stile trim, so it is sized for aluminum stile and glass-front style doors rather than wide stile wood or hollow metal openings.
3) How wide is the Stanley QET226 pull plate, and will it fit a narrow aluminum stile?
The plate measures about 13.88 in (352.55 mm) on dimension C and about 1.76 in (44.70 mm) on dimension D. That 1.76 in dimension is what matters on a narrow aluminum door: the plate is narrow enough to sit on a typical narrow stile, with the long dimension running along the door. Measure your stile face before ordering if you have an unusually slim profile.
4) I need a credentialed exit trim instead of a plain pull on this exit device opening - what should I be looking at?
The Stanley Security QET226 is a dummy pull escutcheon (ANSI Function 02) with no latch retraction or credential control at all, so if the outside needs to grant access it is the wrong trim. Two Grade 1 alternatives handle that: the Schlage Electronics CO-100-993M-70-KP is a standalone electronic mortise exit device trim with a keypad reader in a classroom/storeroom function, and the Schlage Electronics XE360EW22S is a Grade 1 wireless exit trim with a smart Bluetooth and NFC mobile reader plus an interior pushbutton LED with indicator, also classroom/storeroom. Choose the keypad version where codes are managed at the door and the wireless version where credentials are managed from a system.
5) Is the Schlage CO-100 exit trim a drop-in replacement for a Stanley QET226 pull?
No. The QET226 is a mechanical dummy pull for narrow stile exit devices in the QET200 series and carries no electrification or cylinder operation. The Schlage CO-100-993M-70-KP is a standalone electronic mortise exit device trim built for 1-3/4 inch doors and mounts to a mortise exit device, so the device family and the door prep are different. Both are Grade 1 heavy duty, but they are not interchangeable on the same door without changing the exit device beneath them.
6) Which exit trim works with a Von Duprin 22 series device rather than the Stanley QED200?
The Stanley Security QET226 is built to complement QED200 series exit devices, so it is specified around that device family. For a Von Duprin 22 surface vertical rod device, the Schlage Electronics XE360EW22S is the Grade 1 wireless exit trim called out for the Von Duprin 22 SVR, and it adds a Bluetooth and NFC mobile reader with an interior pushbutton LED indicator. Confirm the exit device model first, because the trim follows the device, not the door.
7) Is this Stanley narrow stile exit trim rated for commercial traffic?
Yes. The QET226 is a Grade 1 heavy-duty trim for commercial use, which is the highest ANSI/BHMA duty class and the one normally specified for schools, healthcare, and other high-traffic openings.
8) Can I use a dummy pull trim on a pair of storefront doors to match the active leaf?
That is exactly what it's for. Putting the QET226 on the inactive or exit-only leaf gives both doors the same outside appearance while only the active leaf carries working trim. Same finish across both plates keeps the pair looking uniform.
9) We standardize on Grade 1 exit trim across the campus - does the Stanley dummy pull meet the same grade as the electronic Schlage trims?
Yes. The Stanley Security QET226 is rated Grade 1 for commercial use, the same grade stated for the Schlage Electronics CO-100-993M-70-KP and the Schlage Electronics XE360EW22S. The difference is function, not grade: the QET226 is an ANSI 02 dummy pull with no active latch, while both Schlage trims are classroom/storeroom function with electronic credential readers. A mixed campus can hold one grade standard and still use the QET226 on exit-only leaves.
10) Do any of these exit trims accept a conventional cylinder?
The Stanley Security QET226 is classified for a conventional cylinder, which matters if you key the outside trim into an existing conventional keyway across the building. The Schlage Electronics XE360EW22S instead controls access through a smart Bluetooth and NFC mobile reader, and the Schlage Electronics CO-100-993M-70-KP through a keypad reader, so those two are credential-driven rather than keyed-cylinder-driven at the trim.
11) What finishes does the Stanley QET226 pull trim come in?
Three: 605 Bright Brass, 613 Oil Rubbed Bronze, and 626 Satin Chrome. For a building already standardized on satin chrome hardware, 626 is the match; 613 suits dark bronze storefronts.
12) Does the Stanley QET226 dummy trim take a cylinder?
It is catalogued with conventional cylinder classification within the QET trim family, but as an ANSI 02 dummy pull there is no locking function to operate. Order it when you want the pull without key control; specify a keyed exit trim if the outside face has to unlock the device.
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