Adams Rite 8611LR42 8600 Series 42" Narrow Stile Surface Vertical Rod Exit Device, Electric Latch Retraction (Solenoid), Clear Anodized

Optimize perimeter security for narrow stile doors with the Adams Rite by ASSA ABLOY 8611LR42, a 42" 8600 Series surface vertical rod exit device designed for reliable, electrified egress. Built around a patented top-latching mechanism, this exit door bar firmly secures the door to the frame, minimizing forced-entry risk and improving overall site security. The unit’s electric latch retraction (solenoid) operates on 24V DC for dependable remote release and easy integration with access control, monitoring and surveillance systems. Constructed from satin/clear anodized aluminum with adjustable steel rods concealed in contoured covers, the device combines long-lasting corrosion resistance with a clean, low-profile appearance that complements storefronts, schools, hospitals and commercial entrances. Installation is straightforward, reducing downtime and service costs, while the electrified function supports centralized control and alarm signaling. Ideal for facilities that require controlled egress and seamless security integration — contact your sales rep to specify the Adams Rite 8611LR42 for your next access control project or to request a quote.

• Secures narrow stile doors with a patented top-latching mechanism that locks the door to the frame for stronger perimeter protection
• Electrified latch retraction (solenoid) with 24V DC input enables remote release and seamless integration with access control and monitoring systems
• Narrow 42" profile preserves storefront sightlines while delivering robust exit performance for aluminum and glass doors
• Clear/satin anodized aluminum finish resists corrosion and maintains a professional appearance in high-traffic environments
• Adjustable steel rods enclosed in contoured covers simplify field fitting and reduce installation and maintenance time
• Low-profile, industry-compatible design works with existing security, surveillance and building management infrastructure