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4501
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Series
EXIT-4500-DEVICES
$756.05 $2,740.00
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$Priced from the Hager price book · effective Mar 1, 2026 · pp. 211–215
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Frequently asked questions

How much does a Hager 4501 exit device cost?

The figure comes straight from the current Hager price book, resolved live. A bare 4501 prices as a wide band because three selections move the number — device type, size and finish — and the resolver asks for all three before it will quote a single figure.

What device types does the Hager 4501 come in?

Eight, as the book names them: RIM (rim exit device), SVR (surface vertical rod device), LBR (surface vertical rod less bottom rod), CVR (concealed vertical rod device), CLB (concealed vertical rod less bottom rod), MRT (mortise lock exit device), MRTN (mortise night latch device) and DMY (dummy push pad). Device type is the first of the three required selections and it is a large part of the price spread.

What sizes can I order a 4501 in?

Nine. Three are device widths on their own — 24", 36" and 48" — and six are width-by-height pairs for vertical rod applications: 36" x 84", 36" x 96", 36" x 120", 48" x 84", 48" x 96" and 48" x 120". A rim device takes the plain width; a vertical rod device takes the pair, because the rod length follows door height.

Is the Hager 4501 available fire rated?

Yes — the book carries a rating axis with seven values, and fire is one of them: FR (fire rated) against O (non fire rated), plus CD (cylinder dogging), LD (less dogging), WR (windstorm rated), CDW (cylinder dogging and windstorm rated) and FW (windstorm and fire rated). A schedule line of 4501 SVR FR 36" x 84" US32D resolves with the rating in the part number and its own list price.

What finishes does the 4501 come in?

Seven: US3 (bright brass), US4 (satin brass), US10B (oil rubbed bronze), US26 (bright chromium plated), US26D (satin chromium plated), US32D (satin stainless steel) and BLK (flat black). Finish is the third required selection.

What electrified options does the Hager 4500 book price?

Seventeen ride the device as electric modifications, including RX (request to exit) and RX2 (dual request to exit), LM (latchbolt monitoring), AI (authorized ingress key monitoring), DE (delayed egress) and OBDE (onboarded delayed egress), and the alarm kits — ALK (alarm kit), ALM (alarm kit with latch monitor), ALT (alarm kit with tamper switch) and ALL (alarm kit with tamper switch and latch monitor). The book also prices door thickness as its own axis, from 1-5/8" through 3".