Product Description
QEL9957L-DT-16 3 313 RHR Von Duprin 99 Series Dummy Trim Surface Three Point Latch Exit Device in Duranodic Dark Bronze
The QEL9957L-DT-16 3 313 RHR is a Von Duprin 9957 Series Surface Three Point Latch exit device with L-16 Lever trim in Duranodic Dark Bronze (313/313), sized for 3' doors. Dummy Trim — non-functional outside pull for appearance. Provides a handle on the outside without any latch control. No cylinder required for this function.
Quiet Electric Latch Retraction — QEL motor-driven latch retraction provides quiet, ADA-compliant remote unlocking. 24VDC power required.
ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 certified. Hex key dogging standard. Factory set RHR, field reversible.
Pro-Tip from Our Locksmiths: Three-point latch devices like the 9957 give you the security of a multipoint lock on an exit device. The rim latch handles the primary latching while top and bottom bolts prevent door warping and forced entry. If the customer needs SCIF-level security on an exit door, this is what you spec.
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Part Number | QEL9957L-DT-16 3 313 RHR |
| Brand | Von Duprin (Allegion) |
| Series | Von Duprin 9957 |
| Function | Dummy Trim |
| Lever Design | L-16 Lever |
| Grade | ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 |
| Mount Type | Surface Three Point Latch (three latch points for enhanced security) |
| Finish | Duranodic Dark Bronze (313/313) |
| Handing | Right Hand Reverse (RHR) |
| Door Size | 3 Foot |
| Cylinder | No cylinder required for this function |
| Fire Rating | Non Fire Rated |
| Electronics | Quiet Electric Latch Retraction |
- Von Duprin 9957 Series touch bar mechanism — Grade 1 architectural-grade panic hardware
- Surface Three Point Latch (three latch points for enhanced security)
- L-16 Lever trim — pull operation from outside
- Duranodic Dark Bronze finish
- Quiet Electric Latch Retraction — QEL motor-driven latch retraction provides quiet, ADA-compliant remote unlocking
Image shown is representative of the product line. Actual finish, trim, and configuration may vary by SKU.
