Stanley Security QRT361 - Grade 1 Round Rose Exit Trim, Keyed Lever SFIC, Less Cylinder

No cylinder ships with the QRT361. It's a Less Cylinder trim built to take a small format interchangeable core, so you order the SFIC core separately and key it into your existing system. Budget for the core and the keying when you spec the job, otherwise the trim arrives and the opening still can't be locked.

The QRT361 is made to mount on Stanley's QED300 Series exit devices. It's device-specific trim, not a universal lever, so if the device on the door is another series or another brand you need that manufacturer's matching trim instead.

Non-handed. The QRT361 round rose lever trim is reversible, so one part number covers left and right hand openings. For a property manager stocking spares across a building, that means one trim on the shelf rather than two.

Two choices on the order. Lever design: E (Sierra) or M (Summit). Finish: 626 satin chrome, 689 painted aluminum, or 690 painted duranodic bronze. Every finish is offered in both lever designs, six combinations in all. The core is a third line item, since the trim ships less cylinder.

Yes, if that system runs small format interchangeable cores. The trim takes an SFIC core, so whatever keyway and master keying your existing SFIC cores use carries straight over, and you can rekey later by pulling the core with a control key instead of dismantling the trim. If your building is keyed on conventional cylinders rather than SFIC, this configuration isn't the one to order.

The QRT361 is a mechanical Grade 1 keyed lever exit trim with a round rose, supplied less cylinder for a small format interchangeable core, and built to pair with Stanley QED300 series exit devices. The Schlage XE360EW22S is also Grade 1, but it is a wireless exit trim with a smart Bluetooth and NFC mobile reader and an interior pushbutton LED indicator, built for the Von Duprin 22 SVR device and carrying a Classroom/Storeroom function. If access is granted by a key in an interchangeable core, the QRT361 is the mechanical route; if the opening needs credentials presented from a phone and a device tied into an access control program, the XE360EW22S is the trim built for that.

The Schlage CO-100 in the 993M keypad configuration is a standalone electronic exit device trim with a keypad reader, Grade 1, heavy duty, in a Classroom/Storeroom function. It is a mortise exit device trim, so it goes on a mortise exit device rather than on the Stanley QED300 series that the QRT361 keyed lever trim is built to pair with. Confirm the device family on the door before ordering, because the two trims are not interchangeable on the same chassis.

No. All three are Grade 1 exit trims, but the QRT361 is mechanical, non-handed, and supplied less cylinder so a small format interchangeable core is installed at the door. The Schlage CO-100 993M is a standalone electronic trim with an onboard keypad reader, and the XE360EW22S is a wireless trim with a Bluetooth and NFC reader and an interior pushbutton LED indicator. Both Schlage trims need power and credential management the QRT361 does not, and each is matched to its own device family, so swapping one in means changing how the opening is credentialed, not just changing trim.

689 painted aluminum and 690 painted duranodic bronze are the two finishes aimed at aluminum entrances, which is what glass front installers and property managers usually need to blend with existing storefront. 626 satin chrome is the standard commercial finish for hollow metal and wood openings. All three are available with either the Sierra or Summit lever.

Grade 1 and specified as commercial, which is the top ANSI/BHMA durability tier for door hardware and what institutional specs normally call for on corridor and stair doors. It's the standard-duty QRT300 round rose trim within that grade.

Keyed lever operation: the key retracts the latch so the lever gives entry from the outside, and the exit device always allows free egress from inside regardless of how the outside is set. It's listed for classroom/storeroom and office/privacy/apartment use, which covers the usual locked-outside, free-out corridor and tenant doors.

The QRT361 is mechanical trim only, keyed with an SFIC core. For credential access on an exit device, the Schlage Electronics XE360EW22S is Grade 1 wireless exit trim with a Bluetooth and NFC mobile reader for a Von Duprin 22 SVR device, and the Schlage CO-100 (CO-100-993M-70-KP) is a standalone Grade 1 keypad exit trim for a mortise device, classroom/storeroom function. Both of those are device-specific the same way the Stanley trim is, so match the trim to the device already on the door.

Just the outside trim: a round rose escutcheon with a keyed lever that mounts to the exit device on the door. The panic device itself does the latching and the egress. If the door has nothing on it yet, you're buying a QED300 device plus this trim, not this alone.

The Stanley QRT361 keyed lever trim covers both Classroom/Storeroom and Office/Privacy/Apartment functions in a commercial Grade 1 mechanical trim, keyed through a small format interchangeable core so a facility can rekey without pulling the trim. The Schlage CO-100 993M keypad trim and the XE360EW22S wireless trim are each Grade 1 in a Classroom/Storeroom function, so on a classroom opening where the schedule changes and credentials need to be added or revoked centrally, those electronic trims answer that; on a standardized mechanical keying program across offices and apartments, the QRT361 keeps the whole fleet on one core system.

Both Schlage comparables are built for 1-3/4 inch doors: the CO-100 993M keypad exit device trim and the XE360EW22S wireless exit trim each list a 1-3/4 inch door thickness range. The Stanley QRT361 is a round rose keyed lever trim for the QED300 series, so its fit is set by the exit device it mounts to rather than by the trim alone; confirm the QED300 device prep on the door and the trim follows it.