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Color
Housing
Housing Color
Lamp Type
  • LED REDUCED PROFILE THERMOPLASTIC EMERGENCY UNIT

    02-EM
    Housing Color: Black, White
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  • LED High Performance Emergency Light – 12 Watt Heads – Damp Location – 120/277 – 5 Year Warranty

    02-HPEM
    Housing Color: Black, White
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  • LED Emergency Unit – Wet Location

    02-EWL-LED
    Housing Color: Black, Gray
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  • LED Emergency Unit – 7 Watt Heads – Wet Location – Semi Recessed – 120/277 – 5 Year Warranty

    02-RMR-16-WP-PLED
    Housing Color: (Blank) = Gray, Black
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  • LED Emergency Light – With Dual Adjustable Optics

    02-ELW-LED
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  • Environmental Emergency Lights

    04-EPSB-EM
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  • LED 2 Lamp Steel Emergency Light

    02-ERCLED627
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  • LED Decorative Tear Drop Emergency Light

    02-ETD-ACEM
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  • LED 2 Lamp Remote Head – Indoor 9.6V

    04-RHRLED96D
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  • Double Outdoor LED Remote Head – MV – UL Listed – 5 Year Warranty

    04-RHRWLED2
    Color: Black, Gray
    Housing: Die-Cast, Thermoplastic
    Lamp Type: High Lumen, Standard
    Options: None, SDT – Self Diagnostic
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  • Single Outdoor LED Remote Head – MV – UL Listed – 5 Year Warranty

    04-RHRWLED1
    Color: Black, Gray
    Housing: Die-Cast, Thermoplastic
    Lamp Type: High Lumen, Standard
    Options: None, SDT – Self Diagnostic
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  • LED 2 Lamp Remote Head – Indoor 3.6V

    04-RHRLED36D
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Emergency Lighting & Remote Heads

Exit and emergency lighting is a life safety product used to assist in the safe exit of buildings during an emergency situation. OSHA requires that “each exit route be adequately lighted so that an employee with normal vision can see along the exit route. 1910.37(b)(1). OSHA also requires that “each exit must be clearly visible and marked by a sign reading “EXIT”. 1910.37(b)(2).

Emergency lighting is not specifically required for all occupancies, however, when there are requirements, emergency Illumination must be provided for a minimum of 1.5 hours in the event of failure of normal lighting.

The emergency lighting must be arranged to provide initial illumination of not less that and average of one foot-candle and a minimum at any point of 0.1 foot-candle measured along the path of egress at floor level MFPA 101 2006 UL 924.
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