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Yale 2100 36" Grade 1 Rim Exit Bar for Wide Stile Doors, Narrow Stile Pushpad, Device, Exit Only, Hex Key Dogging

Accentra 2100 Series 36" Grade 1 Rim Exit Device for Wide Stile Doors

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Accentra 2100 Series 36" Grade 1 Rim Exit Device for Wide Stile Doors

Professional Economy Panic Exit Device Solution

The Accentra 2100 Series Grade 1 Rim Exit Device delivers ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 performance for demanding commercial applications. This 36" wide stile exit device features a minimum door thickness requirement of 1-3/4" and non-handed design for versatile installation. UL and ULC listed for code compliance, this exit-only device provides reliable emergency egress with a pullman latchbolt mechanism and hex key dogging capability.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Cylinder Format: Large Format, Small Format
  • Door Thickness (Standard): 1-3/4"
  • Handing: Non-handed
  • Latchbolt Type: Pullman
  • Minimum Door Thickness: 1-3/4"
  • UL Listed: Yes
  • ULC Listed: Yes
  • Warranty: 3-year limited warranty
  • Exit Only (Accentra/Yale Exit Device Trim Sold Separately)

 

Installation & Operation

  1. Review manufacturer specifications and verify door preparation requirements including door thickness, stile width, and handing as applicable to this product.
  2. Use manufacturer-provided templates to mark mounting hole locations accurately on door and/or frame surfaces.
  3. Prepare door and frame by drilling required holes and routing as specified in manufacturer instructions.
  4. Install all mounting hardware and secure the device to door and frame per manufacturer torque specifications.
  5. Adjust operational components for proper alignment, latching, and smooth operation throughout the full range of motion.
  6. Test device operation to verify proper function and make final adjustments as needed. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete installation details and troubleshooting.

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Educational Facilities
  • Healthcare Institutions
  • Retail Establishments
  • Industrial and Warehouse Facilities
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
  • Government and Municipal Buildings

Why Choose Accentra Quality?

Accentra 2100 Series exit devices deliver professional-grade reliability with ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 performance rating and dual UL/ULC safety listings. The 3-year limited warranty provides added confidence for demanding commercial applications. Engineered for everyday use in office buildings, retail, and other facilities where both performance and style are essential.

Product Specs

Series:
2100 Series
Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Product Subgroup:
Exit Devices - Rim
Stile Width:
Wide Stile
Device Type:
Rim Devices
Wood Door Compatible:
No
Product Function:
Exit Only
Product Size:
36"
Fire Rating:
No
Product Category:
Exit Devices
Department:
Door Hardware
Product Type:
Rim Exit Devices

Accentra 2100 36 689 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Can I put the Accentra 2100 exit device on a wood door?
No, it's not rated for wood doors. The 2100 Series is a wide stile device for hollow metal and aluminum openings at 1-3/4 inch minimum thickness. If the opening is a wood door, look for a device specifically listed as wood door compatible.
2) Do I need to specify handing for the Accentra 2100 rim exit device?
No handing to specify. The 2100 Series is non-handed, so the same device goes on a left or right hand door. That makes it easier to stock one part number across a building's openings.
3) Does the Accentra 2100 exit device come with outside trim or a lever?
No. The 2100 is an exit only device, meaning push to exit from the inside with no outside operation. If you need a lever, pull, or keyed entry from the corridor side, order Accentra/Yale exit device trim separately. Buy the device alone and the outside face of the door has nothing on it.
4) Will the Accentra 2100 exit device fit a narrow stile aluminum storefront door?
No. The 2100 Series is a wide stile device and needs the stile width of a wide stile door. A narrow stile aluminum entrance, the kind common on glass front storefront, requires a narrow stile rim device instead. The pushpad housing on a wide stile device will overhang the glass stop on a narrow stile leaf.
5) I need a panic device on a fire rated opening - can I use the Accentra 2100 Series?
No. The Accentra 2100 Series 36 inch rim device is not fire rated, so it does not belong on a labeled fire door assembly. For that opening, the Delaney F9000 Series heavy duty rim type device is Grade 1 and fire rated, offered for a 48 inch door in a stainless steel finish. Note the door width difference: the F9000 listed here is built for a 48 inch leaf, while the 2100 is a 36 inch device, so match the device length to the actual door before ordering. On a labeled opening the device also cannot be dogged open, which rules out relying on the hex key dogging the 2100 provides.
6) What is the closest equivalent to the Accentra 2100 Series 36 inch rim exit device from another brand?
The Delaney 8000 Series rim device for a 36 inch door is the nearest match: it is a Grade 1 rim type exit device sized for a 36 inch door, not fire rated, and not rated for wood doors. The Accentra 2100 Series 36 inch device is likewise a Grade 1 rim device carrying a 36 inch product size and is not fire rated or wood door compatible. Both mount to the face of the door and throw a latch into a surface strike on the frame, so the door prep concept is the same. Confirm the trim separately, since the 2100 is an exit only device and its outside trim is ordered on its own.
7) Which rim exit device should I use if I want a local alarm on the door?
The Accentra 2100 Series 36 inch device is a mechanical exit only device with a pullman latchbolt and hex key dogging; it has no alarm module. When the opening needs to annunciate on use, the Delaney 9000 Series heavy duty rim type device for a 36 inch door is offered with an alarm kit and a "C" cylinder, and it is Grade 1 and not fire rated, same as the 2100. This is the common choice on a stockroom or emergency exit that people prop or shortcut, where the point is to make the exit audible rather than to lock it.
8) What do I order instead of the Accentra 2100 if the access control system has to release the dogging electrically?
The 2100 Series dogs with a hex key, which means a person has to walk to the door to hold the pushpad retracted for daytime free access and walk back to undo it. The Stanley Security QED heavy duty exit device is a Grade 1 rim device offered with hex dog plus electrified dogging, so the dogging cycle can be driven from the access control system on a schedule. Choose the electrified version only if there is power to the door leaf, since that adds an electric hinge or power transfer and a power supply to the job that the mechanical 2100 does not require.
9) Should I use a rim exit device or a vertical rod device on my door?
A rim device like the 2100 Series latches into a strike on the frame at the door edge, which is the simplest install and the right choice for a single door or for a pair with a center mullion. If you have a pair of doors with no mullion, a rim device has nothing to latch into on the swing side, and you need a vertical rod device that latches at the head and threshold instead.
10) Can I hold the Accentra 2100 exit device unlocked during business hours?
Yes, it has hex key dogging. Insert the hex key and depress the pushpad to hold the latch retracted, so the door pushes free for the day and re-locks when you undog it. That's mechanical dogging, no power required. If you need dogging controlled electrically from a panel or access system, the Stanley Security QED rim device offers electrified dogging.
11) What cylinder does the Accentra 2100 exit device take, and can I key it into my existing system?
The 2100 Series accepts both large format and small format cylinders, so it works with an SFIC system already running in the building as well as with conventional large format keying. Cylinder and trim are ordered separately from the device.
12) Is the Accentra 2100 exit device available windstorm certified?
Yes, it's built either way. Every one of the eight finishes is offered in a windstorm certified and a non-certified build, so if the opening is in a hurricane or storm shelter jurisdiction you pick the certified option at order time without giving up your finish choice. It's a specify-at-order decision, not a field-added kit.
13) Is the Accentra 2100 heavy duty enough for a school or hospital corridor?
It carries an ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 rating, the highest of the three commercial grades and what's normally specified for high traffic institutional openings. Grade 1 panic hardware is the standard for schools, healthcare, and government facilities. Note it's not fire rated, so any corridor door in a rated wall needs a fire rated device instead.
14) What are the alternatives to the Accentra 2100 Grade 1 rim exit device?
Comparable Grade 1 rim devices for metal doors include the Delaney 8000 Series in a 36 inch size, which is the closest straight swap on a non-rated opening, and the Delaney 9000 Series 36 inch heavy duty device that adds an alarm kit with a C cylinder if you want local alarm on the exit. If the door is fire rated, neither the 2100 nor the Delaney 8000 qualifies and you'd go to the Delaney F9000 Series. For electrified dogging tied to an access control schedule, the Stanley Security QED rim device.
15) Is the Stanley QED exit device a drop in replacement for the Accentra 2100 Series?
Not directly. Both are Grade 1 rim exit devices with hex dogging, so they sit in the same category, but the Stanley QED is catalogued for an office, privacy, and apartment function, meaning it works with outside trim that locks and unlocks, while the Accentra 2100 Series is an exit only device with no outside operation from the device itself. Swapping one for the other changes how the outside of the door behaves and changes the trim and cylinder you need. If the goal is only to replace a bar that lets people out and does nothing from the corridor side, the 2100 is the like for like function.
16) We have wood doors in the building - does the Accentra 2100 or one of the Delaney devices work on them?
None of them are the answer for a wood leaf. The Accentra 2100 Series 36 inch device is not wood door compatible, and neither is the Delaney 8000 Series 36 inch rim device or the Delaney F9000 Series fire rated rim device. All three are built for metal doors. If a facility is mixing wood and metal openings, plan on specifying the wood openings separately rather than standardizing the whole building on any of these three.
17) For a wide stile aluminum or hollow metal storefront style door, which of these Grade 1 rim devices fits the leaf?
The Accentra 2100 Series 36 inch device is specified for wide stile doors with a minimum door thickness of 1-3/4 inches and is non-handed, so one part number covers both swings on a 36 inch wide stile leaf. Among the alternatives, the Delaney 8000 Series is a Grade 1 rim device for a 36 inch door and the Delaney 9000 Series covers 36 inch with an alarm kit, while the Delaney F9000 heavy duty fire rated device is offered for a 48 inch door. Match the device to the leaf width first, then to whether the opening is labeled.
18) If a specification calls for ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 rim exit devices, which of these meet it?
All four do. The Accentra 2100 Series 36 inch device carries ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 and is UL and ULC listed. The Delaney 8000 Series, the Delaney 9000 Series with alarm kit, and the Delaney F9000 Series fire rated device are each Grade 1, as is the Stanley Security QED heavy duty exit device. Grade 1 is therefore not the deciding factor here - the decision comes down to fire rating, alarm, dogging method, and door width, since only the F9000 is fire rated, only the 9000 carries the alarm kit, and only the QED offers electrified dogging.
19) What is a pullman latchbolt and does it matter for my install?
A pullman latch is the pivoting latch used on the 2100 Series rim device. It swings clear when the pushpad is pressed rather than sliding back, and it drops into a surface strike mounted on the frame stop. Practically it means you're mounting a rim strike on the frame, not cutting a mortise pocket, which is a lighter prep on an existing hollow metal frame.
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Does the Accentra 2100 36 689 come with a warranty?
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