Product Description
LD9847WDCL-NL-06 3 32D LHR Von Duprin 98 Series Night Latch Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device in Satin Stainless Steel
The LD9847WDCL-NL-06 3 32D LHR is a Von Duprin 9847WDC Series Wood Door Concealed Vertical Rod exit device with L-06 Lever trim in Satin Stainless Steel (US32D/630), sized for 3' doors. Night Latch — outside lever locks and unlocks by key, inside always free for egress. Ships less cylinder — order a mortise cylinder separately to match your existing keyway.
Latch Detector — Latch Detector monitors door position — reports latch bolt status to the access control panel. 24VDC.
ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 certified. Hex key dogging standard. Factory set LHR, field reversible.
Pro-Tip from Our Locksmiths: The 9847 concealed vertical rod device gives you that clean architectural look without visible hardware on the door face. Popular on upscale commercial projects where the architect doesn't want to see rods. Just remember — concealed rods are harder to service because you need to open the door to access the mechanism.
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Part Number | LD9847WDCL-NL-06 3 32D LHR |
| Brand | Von Duprin (Allegion) |
| Series | Von Duprin 9847WDC |
| Function | Night Latch |
| Lever Design | L-06 Lever |
| Grade | ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 |
| Mount Type | Concealed Vertical Rod (top and bottom bolts hidden inside door) |
| Finish | Satin Stainless Steel (US32D/630) |
| Handing | Left Hand Reverse (LHR) |
| Door Size | 3 Foot |
| Cylinder | Ships less cylinder |
| Fire Rating | Non Fire Rated |
| Electronics | Latch Detector |
- Von Duprin 9847WDC Series touch bar mechanism — Grade 1 architectural-grade panic hardware
- Concealed Vertical Rod (top and bottom bolts hidden inside door)
- L-06 Lever trim — pull operation from outside
- Satin Stainless Steel finish
- Latch Detector — Latch Detector monitors door position — reports latch bolt status to the access control panel
Image shown is representative of the product line. Actual finish, trim, and configuration may vary by SKU.
