6W99 Electrified - Exit Device Trim

Only the outside lever/trim locks or unlocks; the exit device's push bar always allows free egress from inside regardless of power state, as required by code. The 6W99 electrifies the outside trim so a credential, keypad, or access panel controls entry from the corridor side without affecting the panic function.

Fail-secure is the default configuration, meaning the outside trim stays locked on power loss. It's field-changeable to fail-safe for openings where code requires the outside trim to unlock when power is cut, without needing a different trim unit.

After the initial in-rush of 1A for one second during actuation, holding current drops to just 5mA on DC or 15mA on AC, low enough that most PDQ power supplies can run several 6W99 units off one circuit along with a reader.

Yes, the 6W99 is designed to pair with PDQ's EL4 or EL8 electrified hinges (or a surface power transfer device) to route wiring invisibly from frame to door, rather than exposing an armored cable loop across the opening.

Yes, the 6W99 meets ADA and ICC/ANSI A117.1 requirements for accessible operation. Since the push-bar side of the exit device always provides free, single-motion egress independent of the trim's lock state, electrifying the outside trim doesn't compromise accessible egress compliance.