Sargent 12-56-8874-F-ETP-12V Electrified Fire Rated Rim Exit Device, Electric Latch Retraction, Fail Secure Power Off Locks Lever, No Cylinder, For 33-36 Inch Width Door, Less Dogging

The Sargent 12-56-8874-F-ETP-12V is a fire-rated rim exit device built for secure, high-traffic openings that require electrified access control. Featuring electric latch retraction (ELR), this device pulls the latch back electronically to allow remote or scheduled access, making it ideal for integration with card readers, keypads, or building automation systems. The ETP lever trim operates in a fail secure configuration, so the lever stays locked when power is lost, maintaining security during outages. Designed to fit doors 33 to 36 inches wide and supplied less cylinder and less dogging, this 12V device delivers reliable, code-compliant egress for commercial and institutional applications.

Features

• Fire-rated rim exit device suitable for labeled door assemblies requiring positive latching.
• Electric latch retraction allows the latch to be withdrawn electronically for controlled access.
• Fail secure operation keeps the ETP lever locked when power is interrupted.
• Sized for doors measuring 33 to 36 inches in width.
• Supplied without a cylinder, allowing you to specify your preferred keying.
• Less dogging design to meet fire-rated application requirements.
• Operates on 12V power for compatibility with common access control systems.

Functional Details

In a fail secure configuration, the exit device remains locked from the outside when power is removed, ensuring the opening stays secured during a power loss. Electric latch retraction energizes to pull the latch in, permitting momentary or sustained access depending on how the system is controlled, while free egress is always available from the inside.

• Fail Secure: Power off locks the lever.
• Electric Latch Retraction (ELR) retracts the latch electrically for remote access and dogging.
• Free egress at all times from the inside.

Arm Type Details

The ETP trim provides an escutcheon-style lever on the exterior. When electrically released, the lever unlocks to allow entry; otherwise it remains rigid and locked for security while still permitting unobstructed egress from the push side.