Product Description
RX98DT 4 313 Von Duprin Request to Exit (RX) 98 Series Dummy Trim Rim Exit Device Dark Bronze
The RX98DT 4 313 is a Von Duprin 98 Series rim exit device in Dark Bronze (313/313), sized for 4' 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.
Request to Exit — Request to Exit switch signals the access control system when the exit device is activated. 24VDC.
ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 certified. Hex key dogging standard. Field reversible handing.
Pro-Tip from Our Locksmiths: The 98 rim device is the industry benchmark for architectural-grade panic hardware. If you're speccing a single door with a standard frame, this is the default choice. Rim mechanism latches horizontally into the frame strike on the lock side — simplest installation of any exit device type.
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Part Number | RX98DT 4 313 |
| Brand | Von Duprin (Allegion) |
| Series | Von Duprin 98 |
| Function | Dummy Trim |
| Grade | ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 |
| Mount Type | Rim (horizontal latch bolt — strikes into frame on lock side) |
| Finish | Dark Bronze (313/313) |
| Door Size | 4 Foot |
| Cylinder | No cylinder required for this function |
| Fire Rating | Non Fire Rated |
| Electronics | Request to Exit |
- Von Duprin 98 Series touch bar mechanism — Grade 1 architectural-grade panic hardware
- Rim (horizontal latch bolt — strikes into frame on lock side)
- Dark Bronze finish
- Request to Exit — Request to Exit switch signals the access control system when the exit device is activated
- Hex key dogging standard — hold latch retracted during business hours
Authorized Von Duprin Dealer — Lock Depot ships all Von Duprin products brand new in factory-sealed packaging with the complete manufacturer warranty. Same day shipping available on most orders. Questions? Contact us for free expert support.
Image shown is representative of the product line. Actual finish, trim, and configuration may vary by SKU.
