Adams Rite 8420-37248 8400 Series Life-Safety Narrow Stile Mortise Exit Device, Flat / Bevel / Radius Face Shape, 1-1/8" Backset, Right Hand Reverse, 48" Door Opening Width, Dark Bronze Anodized

Deliver dependable life-safety egress and commercial-grade security with the Adams Rite by ASSA ABLOY 8420-37248 8400 Series narrow-stile mortise exit device. Engineered for aluminum and glass storefronts, this exit door bar combines a slim profile with a heavy-duty deadlatching mechanism to protect occupants and streamline emergency exits. The unit features a 1-1/8" backset and is sized for a 48" door opening, with right hand reverse handing and selectable flat, bevel or radius face shapes to match your aesthetic and mounting needs. Finished in durable dark bronze anodized aluminum, it resists wear in high-traffic environments while maintaining a professional look. Note: this configuration does not include a monitoring switch, making it well-suited for installations where mechanical egress is preferred or where electronic monitoring is handled separately by your access control or surveillance system. Specify the 8400 Series for reliable, code-conscious performance on narrow-stile doors in retail, commercial, and institutional settings. Contact our team to confirm fitment or to order the appropriate monitored variant for integrated security and monitoring solutions.

• Ensures reliable life-safety egress with a heavy-duty deadlatching mechanism for dependable emergency exit performance
• Slim, narrow-stile design preserves storefront aesthetics on aluminum and glass doors while delivering commercial-grade security
• Configurable face shapes (flat, bevel, radius) allow seamless integration with existing door hardware and architectural finishes
• Durable dark bronze anodized finish resists wear and complements high-traffic entrances for long-lasting appearance
• 1-1/8" backset and 48" door opening compatibility simplify specification and installation for commercial and institutional projects
• Ideal for applications that do not require electronic monitoring—compatible with broader access control and surveillance strategies when needed