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1200UL Series Dual Door Application - Painted 1200UL-P

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The 1200UL Series does not come with a cylinder lock and keys

The 1200UL Series is Panic Exit Pro's flagship exit device. The 1200UL is designed to open double leaf doors quickly allowing people to exit safely and efficiently. The 1200UL is one of the best panic exit devices for high usage. The 1200UL features a 1/2" throw latch bolt and a 5/8" throw deadlocking bolt that catches on a latch attached to the top door frame which provides the strongest and most secure connection between the exit device and the door. The UL560 is durable and reliable, and it meets the UL listed safety standards*.

The 1200UL is available in a painted (1200UL-P) or stainless steel finish (1200UL-S). The 1200UL should be combined with a 1000UL Series.

Specifications for available 1200UL panic exit devices

1200UL-P:

  • Semi-Length Push Pad
  • Powder Coating Finish
  • Steel Mechanism Housing
  • Strikes Included
  • Installation Manual and Standard mounting screws included
  • 1/2"(13mm) Throw, Stainless Steel Latch Bolt
  • 5/8"(16mm) Throw, Stainless Steel Deadlocking Latch Bolt
  • For Dual Door Setup
  • Steel, Plated Chassis
  • UL Listed
  • Stainless Steel Vertical Rods
  • 1200UL-S:

  • Semi-Length Push Pad
  • Stainless Steel Finish
  • Stainless Steel Mechanism Housing
  • Strikes Included
  • Installation Manual and Standard mounting screws included
  • 1/2"(13mm) Throw, Stainless Steel Latch Bolt
  • 5/8"(16mm) Throw, Stainless Steel Deadlocking Latch Bolt
  • For Dual Door Setup
  • Steel, Plated Chassis
  • UL Listed
  • Stainless Steel Vertical Rods
  • *UL's Listing Service is the most widely recognized of UL's safety certification programs. The UL Listing Mark on a product is the manufacturer's representation that samples of that complete product have been tested by UL to nationally recognized Safety Standards and found to be free from reasonably foreseeable risk of fire, electric shock and related hazards. Source:http://www.ul.com/faq/terminology.html