Sargent 56-60-12-8804-E-ETL Electrified Fire Rated Rim Exit Device, Night Latch Function, ETL Trim, Electric Latch Retraction, For 24-32" Width Door, LFIC, Less Core, Less Dogging, Grade 1

The Sargent 56-60-12-8804-E-ETL is a Grade 1 electrified fire rated rim exit device engineered for high-traffic commercial openings that demand reliable access control. Built around the proven 8800 Series platform, it combines electric latch retraction (ELR) with ETL night latch trim, allowing the latch to be powered back electronically for momentary or sustained access. Designed to fit doors from 24 to 32 inches wide, it accepts a large format interchangeable core (LFIC) and ships less core to match your existing keying system. As a fire rated device, it is supplied less dogging for code compliance, making it a dependable choice for exit and egress applications.

Features

• Grade 1 rim exit device suitable for heavy-duty commercial use.
• UL listed for fire rated door openings.
• Electric latch retraction (ELR) allows remote electronic retraction of the latch.
• Night latch function with ETL exterior trim for secure key-operated access.
• Sized for doors ranging from 24 to 32 inches in width.
• Large format interchangeable core (LFIC) prep, shipped less core.
• Less dogging to maintain fire rating compliance.

Functional Details

The night latch function (ETL trim) provides key-controlled access from the exterior while permitting free egress from the interior at all times. The 56 electric latch retraction option retracts the latch bolt electrically, enabling remote unlocking and momentary push/pull access without mechanical dogging.

• Night Latch (ETL) – Key retracts latch for entrance; key removable in locked position only.
• Electric Latch Retraction (56/ELR) – Energized solenoid retracts the latch bolt for remote access control and latch hold-back.

Included Components

This device ships with the ETL night latch exterior trim and the electric latch retraction mechanism. The interchangeable core is not included, allowing the device to be keyed to your facility's existing system.