Sargent 70-776-8-ETMD-12V Electrified Exit Device Trim, 12V Fail Secure, Key Retracts Latch, ET Control, MD Lever, SFIC Prep, Less Core, For 80 Series Exit Devices, Grade 1

The Sargent 70-776-8-ETMD-12V is a Grade 1 electrified exit device trim engineered for access-controlled openings that rely on Sargent 80 Series exit devices. Built as a 12V fail secure unit, it keeps the outside lever locked during a power loss, requiring valid credentials or key access to gain entry. This trim features the ETMD lever design and is prepped to accept a small format interchangeable core (SFIC), shipped less core so facilities can key it to an existing system. With key-retracts-latch functionality, it offers a reliable mechanical override alongside electrified control, making it well suited for secure commercial and institutional applications.

Features

• Electrified trim designed specifically for Sargent 80 Series exit devices.
• 12V fail secure operation keeps the outside lever locked when power is interrupted.
• Key-retracts-latch function provides mechanical override for authorized entry.
• ET control with the MD lever style for durable everyday use.
• SFIC prep accepts a small format interchangeable core, shipped less core.
• Grade 1 rated for heavy-duty, high-traffic environments.
• Compatibility — Use with SARGENT 80 Series 8800, 8500, and NB8700, PP8700, PR8700 and SP8700 configurations that use the -8 cross-type spindle.

Functional Details

As a fail secure electrified trim, the outside lever remains locked until power is applied or a valid key retracts the latch. On loss of power, the opening stays secured, while free egress is always maintained through the exit device from the inside.

• Fail Secure: Outside trim is locked when de-energized.
• Key retracts latch for mechanical override.
• Free egress at all times from the secure side.

Arm Type Details

The ETMD designation pairs the ET (Electrified Trim) control with the MD lever design, delivering a clean, contemporary lever profile that holds up to continuous commercial cycling.