2295 Exit Device

2295 SERIES

The 2295 exit device was designed for narrow or wide stile aluminum storefront or hollow door applications with moderate traffic.

 

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FEATURES

  • UL listed, Panic Hardware
  • 1-Year warranty
  • For doors between 30-42″ (762-1066 mm) wide
  • For narrow or wide stiles
  • Push-pad type
  • Non-handed, reversible
  • Field sizeable
  • High tensile strength aluminum body
  • Stainless steel springs
  • Hex key dogging standard
  • Lever escutcheon trim available

Models

2295PR3Panic rim exit device, 30–36″ (762–914 mm), non-handed
2295PR4Panic rim exit device, 36–42″ (914–1066 mm), non-handed

Finish

C20D
DURANODIC
C28
ALUMINUM

Other finishes available
Approximate finish simulation, for reference only

Trims

2295TE70 Lever Escutcheon Trim
2295TE70
Lever Escutcheon Trim

Documentation

Product Page

download2295 – 02.120

Instructions

download2295 – Aluminum Door Instructions
download2295 – Hollow Door Instructions
download2295TE – Lever Escutcheon Instructions

Templates

download2295 – Hinge Stile Template (Aluminum Door)
download2295 – Inside Lock Stile Template (Aluminum Door)
download2295 – Outside Lock Stile Template (Aluminum Door)
download2295TE – Lever Escutcheon Template

Disclaimer
  • We recommend that physical hardware be ordered and verified before starting any preparation, manufacturing or installation work.
  • All product installations must be done by qualified personnel using the proper mounting hardware for the appropriate surface or material.
  • We recommend that installers and manufacturers use the instructions inside the packaging provided by the manufacturer, as the manufacturer reserves the right to make technical changes, modify product or information without prior notice.
  • Do not exceed the maximum weight or dimensions recommended by the manufacturer.
  • All technical documents, drawings and instructions are provided as-is. Customers (primary or secondary) cannot derive any claim based on the use of these documents. No responsibility is or will be assumed.