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The design of the Doromatic 1690 is ideal for demanding, high-traffic applications. The vertical rods and latch mechanisms are concealed in the vertical door stile, ensuring trouble-free operation. Cast metal cover plates and end caps hold up to rigorous use. A quick, singlepoint dogging feature in the housing deactivates the device, permitting unrestricted traffic flow. The Doromatic 1690 may also be used to retrofit a Doromatic 1990 Series crossbar device.

Replacement parts are also available

Shipped with all screws and strikes. The 1690NL Cylinder Assembly (169CA) is required if you wish to use a key cylinder on the exterior, SEE RELATED PRODUCTS toward the bottom of the page.

The Doromatic 1990 Panic Device has a long history of reliable performance.  Although it is now called the Falcon 1990, they are the same device.  This device is non handed, meaning it can go on left hand or right hand door.  The standard included 41" crossbar will work on doors up 3'8" wide, and the stardard rods will work on a 7' door.  It is equipped with hardened steel latches and adjustable strike to ensure safety, security and quiet operation.  The package includes all of the mounting screws and strikes.

Hand: Field reversible, non handed.
Dogging Feature: Hex dogging standard.
Cylinder: Rim, key entry (NL) or hold back (HB) available
(field selectable)
Sizes: Field adjustable width, 41" crossbar standard fits 3' 8" x 7'
door, extra length cross bar available.
Doors: 1-3/4" thick metal doors.
Projections: 4-3/8" extended, 2-1/2" depressed.
Stile: 1-3/4" minimum.

The Falcon Dor-o-Matic 3049DS Dead Stop Hold Open Arm is used on their SC60, SC70 and SC80 Door closers only. This arm is non-hnaded, stamped, heavy duty, hold-opn parallel arm includes a positive mechanical stop and non-adjustable forearm assembly for high volume traffic and harsh conditions.

Select Color and Function (SC60, SC70 or SC80 Door Closer Model #)

Dor-o-matic 1090/2090 Assembly Plate.   This plate can be used if your current device has pulled the screws out, or you want to mount a new exit on a wood door.

Doromatic part #4270100304

2090 parts breakdown

The Dor-O-Matic 2090 Panic Device has been around since the early 1970's.   Even though it is now called the Falcon 2090 Panic Hardware, it is the same exact device.  The 2090 provides balanced appearance, dependable performance and economical pricing, making it a popular choice where rim exit devices are required.  The package includes both housings, 41" crossbar (that can be cut in the field), mounting screws and strike.

Hand: Specify RHR or LHR, not reversible. See Below
Left Hand Reverse shown in picture
Latchbolt: 1/2" throw hardened steel.
Dogging Feature: Hex dogging standard.
Sizes: Field adjustable width, 41" crossbar standard, fits
3' 8" door width, extra length crossbars available.
Doors: 1-3/4" thick metal or wood doors, specify if wood door.
Projections: 4-3/8" extended, 2-1/2" depressed.
Stile: 1-3/4" minimum.

Replacement parts are also available

Doromatic Mounting Stud. Male stud mounts to the door and the housing slides over.

Doromatic part # PB2 and also STUD.101

Dor-o-Matic 990/1990 Repair Parts Breakdown
Dor-o-Matic 1090/2090 Repair Parts Breakdown

Dor-o-matic bottom rod guide. Fits up inside the door to take up slack in bottom rod. Also known as the GPB134 and G1990134

Doromatic part # 4270107176

Dor-o-Matic 990/1990 Repair Parts Breakdown
Dor-o-Matic 1690 Repair Parts Breakdown
Falcon / Dor-o-Matic 2390 Parts Break Down

The Falcon Doromatic Latch Screw PB17 is also known as the SCREW.1029 and the GPB17.  The screw is a 10-32-1/4" with an undercut head.  This screw is used to hold the top and bottom latches on the door for the 1690 and 1990 series devices.

Effective December 20, 2024 the 2390 has been discontinued.  Falcon Doromatic is working on retro-fit plates to work with the 1690.

Doromatic 2390 Exit Device

The Dor-o-Matic 1690/1990 Top Rod Latch Assembly PB130 is also used on the 1390, 1490 and 2390.  This latch has been around since the 1970's,  and is usually the issue if your bottom rod is dragging on the floor.  Although we are calling it Dor-o-Matic, it is actually known as a Falcon SU Top Latch due to a name change 5 or 6 years ago.  This latch rolls over when the device is pressed in and then locks in that position.  When the door closes, the 'U" channel of the latch flips over to a vertical postion and drops the rods.  This latch always uses the PB48 Strike, our part # G199034.  The Dor-o-Matic Panic Devices have been around since the late 1960’s, but have most recently been known as the Falcon Panic Device from a name change they had in about 2008.  They are basically the same device, with the same parts, just a different name plate.  Falcon part # PB130 or 4270101806.