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ILLUMINATION • Ultra-bright, energy efficient, long-life Red or Green LED. • UV-stabilized ultra-clear acrylic edgelit panel provides consistent, uniform illumination. • Double face utilizes factory installed silver or white mylar background panel. ELECTRICAL • Dual 120/277 voltage. • Charge rate power “ON” LED indicator light and push-to-test switch for mandated
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The Basics™ Edge-Lit Exit Sign from Lithonia Lighting provides a high-end aesthetic while remaining budget friendly. Available in two versions, a surface mount and universal mount version, making it
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The EXE Exit Sign series offers emergency lighting solutions with a more refined architectural look. The pivoting capability allows them to fit into a variet...
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The Chloride 44R Line edge- lit LED exit sign has a new contemporary design with a smaller compact size. The universal 44R Line exit can be surface mounted (ceiling, wall, end) or recessed mounted (ceiling, wall) all with one specified catalog number.
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EDGELIT ALUMINUM RECESSED - NEW YORK CITY APPROVED New York City compliant 8" Red letters. Clear, mirror or white panel. Aluminum, black or white trim color. Self-adhesive chevrons. Options include wall mount, self-diagnostics and 208/220/240v 50/60 Hz.
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With a sleek profile and energy-efficient LEDs, this edgelit exit and emergency light fits into any modern application.
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The EDGRM Series from the Lithonia Lighting® Quantum Family is an Edge-Lit Running Man exit sign. The EDGRM is available in a white, black or brushed aluminum finish. UVOLT (120-347V) Top, end
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