STXE
Steel LED Exit
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EXIT/EM/CHICAGO features energy-efficient, long-lasting LEDs and two 5.3-watt Chicago-approved adjustable lamp heads.
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The LHX-NY Series from the Lithonia Lighting® Indura® Family is ideal for New York applications where steel exits is required. Available in a white finish. Dual Volt (120/277V) Back Mount
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ILLUMINATION • Ultra-bright, energy efficient, long-life Red or Green LED. ELECTRICAL • Dual 120/277 voltage. • Charge rate/power “ON” LED indicator light and push-to-test switch for mandated code compliance testing. • 4.8V long-life, maintenance-free, rechargeable NiCd battery. • Internal solid-state transfer switch automatically connects the internal battery to LED board
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Ideal for wet location areas requiring exit signs for AC only or battery back-up power that are subject to saturation with non-mechanically delivered water. Contemporary designed polycarbonate
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Chicago CCE-LED Series Steel LED Exit Sign
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The New York City Approved LED Exit Sign, Chloride 40 Line is constructed of die cast aluminum. This universal exit sign contains a Self Diagnostic/Self -Test circuitry as a standard feature on self powered battery versions.
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- spec →LightalarmsUX4 LED Steel Exit and Combination Series [available with LED lamps] (Nexus Compatible)strong
Steel LED exit signs and combination units use energy-efficient LEDs with a choice of battery options to meet your requirements.
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