Adams Rite 8803ELD36-12 Exit Door Bar, Rim Exit Device Solenoid

Optimize building egress and access control with the Adams Rite 8803ELD36-12 Exit Door Bar, a rim exit device designed for dependable life‑safety performance in commercial and institutional settings. This Adams Rite exit bar combines a full 36" extruded aluminum pushbar with 12V electric latch retraction, giving facility operators the ability to remotely release latches for controlled access while meeting occupant safety needs. The black anodized finish and narrow‑stile profile deliver clean sight lines and a professional appearance—ideal for storefronts, schools, hospitals and office buildings. The device uses Adams Rite's patented Starwheel bolt for secure engagement with the frame, improving resistance to forced entry and supporting your overall security strategy. Non‑handed construction and an easy‑install design reduce field labor and simplify upgrades to existing doors. Compatible with access control, surveillance and security system integrations, the 8803ELD36-12 is a practical choice for projects that require reliable egress, robust perimeter protection and electrical control. Add this Adams Rite rim exit bar to your next access control or door hardware specification to enhance safety and streamline installation.

• Ensures reliable life-safety egress with a full‑length 36" pushbar engineered for consistent, fast exit in emergencies
• 12V electric latch retraction enables remote release and seamless integration with access control and security systems
• Narrow‑stile, low‑profile design preserves clean sight lines and simplifies retrofits in aluminum storefronts and glass doors
• Durable black anodized aluminum construction resists wear and maintains a professional finish in high‑traffic environments
• Patented Starwheel bolt provides secure frame engagement for enhanced perimeter protection and reduced forced‑entry risk
• Non‑handed configuration and straightforward installation lower labor time and make it a practical choice for facility managers and contractors