ASSA ABLOY Accentra nexTouch Keypad Exit Trim (NTT610 / NTT620) — Grade 1 Exit-Device Upgrade for Chicago Commercial

ASSA ABLOY Accentra nexTouch Keypad Exit Trim (NTT610 / NTT620)

The ASSA ABLOY Accentra nexTouch Keypad Exit Trim is the exit-device retrofit member of ASSA ABLOY’s Accentra nexTouch family (formerly Yale nexTouch). It is ANSI/BHMA A156.13 Series 1000 Operational Grade 1 certified — designed to upgrade almost any existing exit device for keyless, code-based access without replacing the exit hardware itself. Heavy-duty construction with an ADA-friendly lever and a choice of touchscreen or pushbutton keypad depending on the model variant (NTT610 family vs. NTT620).

What’s Confirmed by the Official Accentra Spec

These specifications come directly from the manufacturer’s published product page and installation documentation:

• ANSI/BHMA A156.13 Series 1000 Operational Grade 1 certification
• Designed to upgrade almost any exit device for keyless code-based access
• Heavy-duty exit trim with ADA-friendly lever
• Two keypad options: touchscreen keypad on some variants, pushbutton keypad on others
• User code capacity: up to 500 user codes on the NTT610 family; NTT620 is rated for up to 25 user codes
• Available SKUs: AU-NTT610, AU-NTT612, AU-NTT620, AU-NTT622 and related model variations

Why “Exit Trim” Form Factor Matters

In commercial buildings, exit doors are the doors that swing outward in an emergency egress path — typically equipped with panic-bar exit devices (e.g., Von Duprin 99/33A/35A series, Sargent 80 series, Yale 7000 series). Federal life-safety code requires that occupants can push the exit bar from the inside without any prior action — instant egress.

But the outside of those doors usually has a trim — a lever, push pad, or pull handle — that lets authorized staff re-enter through the same door. The nexTouch Exit Trim is exactly that: a keypad-equipped exterior trim that mounts to the outside of the existing exit device, replacing the standard mechanical trim with a heavy-duty Grade 1 keypad version.

This is the right pick when:

• The exit door already has a working exit device (no need to replace) but the exterior side needs keyless access
• A retrofit project upgrading older mechanical-key trim to electronic keypad without changing the exit-device hardware
• ADA compliance requires an ADA-friendly lever — the nexTouch Exit Trim ships with an ADA-compliant lever

NTT610 vs. NTT620

The two model families differ primarily in user-code capacity:

• NTT610 family — up to 500 user codes; the right pick for properties with larger authorized-staff populations (schools, hospitals, large commercial)
• NTT620 — up to 25 user codes; the cost-conscious pick for small businesses, single-team back-of-house, and properties where only a handful of users need entry

Vidimost specifies the right NTT variant per project at site walkthrough, balancing user-count needs against cost.

Where It Sits in the Accentra nexTouch Family

• Sectional Mortise Keypad Lock — for mortise-prep openings
• Cylindrical Keypad Lock (NTB613) — Grade 1, the most common commercial form
• Deadbolt — Grade 2, multifamily / senior living focus
• Interconnected Lock — Grade 2, deadbolt + passage lever for panic-proof egress
• Keypad Exit Trim (this page, NTT610 / NTT620) — Grade 1 A156.13 Series 1000, retrofits onto existing exit devices

Where the Accentra nexTouch Exit Trim Wins in Chicago

• Commercial exit-device upgrades — retrofitting Von Duprin and other exit hardware on existing Chicago buildings
• Schools and educational facility exterior exit doors needing keypad staff entry
• Healthcare facility staff exit doors with keyless code access
• Multifamily residential building exterior emergency-egress doors with staff keypad access
• Office building back-of-house exit-device doors
• Retail back-of-house and stockroom exit doors
• Hospitality back-of-house service exits
• Industrial / warehouse personnel exit-device doors
• Government and municipal building exit-device upgrades
• ADA-compliance retrofit projects requiring ADA-friendly lever on exit hardware

Local Chicago Coverage

Vidimost installs the ASSA ABLOY Accentra nexTouch Keypad Exit Trim across the full Chicago metropolitan area for exit-device retrofit and ADA-compliance projects.

Note on Brand Naming

ASSA ABLOY ACCENTRA is the current brand name for the product line previously sold as Yale Commercial / Yale nexTouch. Yale Commercial rebranded to ASSA ABLOY ACCENTRA on June 20, 2023. Product references in legacy specs, drawings, and existing-property nameplates may still use the Yale nexTouch name — this is the same product line.

Recommended Pairings

• Accentra nexTouch Cylindrical Keypad Lock (NTB613) — for the non-exit-device commercial doors on the same project
• Accentra nexTouch Sectional Mortise Keypad Lock — for mortise-prep doors
• Accentra nexTouch Deadbolt — for multifamily / senior living deadbolt openings
• Accentra nexTouch Interconnected Lock — for openings needing single-motion code-compliant egress
• ASSA ABLOY Accentra NTX700 — Accentra cloud gateway for properties standardizing on the platform
• Existing Von Duprin / Sargent / Yale exit devices — the nexTouch Exit Trim mounts to compatible exit-device chassis (specified per site walkthrough)

Professional Installation by Vidimost

Vidimost LLC installs the ASSA ABLOY Accentra nexTouch Keypad Exit Trim across Chicago for exit-device retrofits, ADA-compliance projects, and commercial back-of-house keypad upgrades. Full-scope service includes site walkthrough, exit-device compatibility verification (Von Duprin / Sargent / Yale / etc.), NTT610 vs. NTT620 variant selection based on user-count needs, trim installation onto the existing exit device, PIN programming for authorized users, and operator training. Contact us for a free site walkthrough and quote.