EXIT-EM-W
Featuring optional single face or double face with red or green lettering and removable directional indicators, the EXIT/EM/W with ultra bright LED is rated for wet location.
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Low-Profile wet location Exit and Emergency combo unit, 2.5" deep. Available in white, black and grey. Stocked in selectable Red/Green for convenience. Long lasting, efficient, ultra bright white LED lamp heads. 1.0W (1 LEDs x 1.0 watt) per head. Adjustable LED lamp heads provide up to 18-ft center-to center spacing with 3-ft path of egress at 7.5-ft mounting height.
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- wattage: 7.2W → 2W
AtLite Exit Lighting
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The LPXW series provides a UL924 compliant solution for outdoor exit requirements. The fixture is wet location listed with a temperature rating of (- 20°C to 50°C ). The UV stabilized polycarbonate housing is available in white, grey or black with red or green Exit letters. Labor savings self-diagnostics that perform required monthly and yearly testing are standard for the self-powered exits.
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The TCE Series from the Lithonia Lighting® Indura® Family is ideal for City of Chicago applications requiring a steel exit sign. The TCE is constructed out of 20-gauge steel with a white powder coat
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Rugged 20 gauge steel luminaires comply with the latest New York City codes and performance standards. Stencil letters are 8" high with 1" stroke, with a minimum of 100' viewing distance rating as required by UL 924 standard. FEATURES Meets City of New York Emergency Code requirements 20-gauge steel housing with white powder coating Fully-illuminated 8" letters with 1" stroke Includes single and double faces Removable knockout chevron directional arrows Illuminates for 90 minutes during power failure Universal mounting (Wall or Side) HOUSING 20-gauge steel housing includes an additional face for a double-sided exit sign. Adjustable emergency heads feature a unique twist-locking collar. Low profile snap-together. Snap-out knockouts for wiring. MOUNTING Steel case includes two knockouts for side of wall mounting (hardware included). LABELS AND LISTINGS 5 year limited warranty Meets City of New York emergency code requirements (NY Approved) NFPA-101 cULus Listed for damp locations
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The DLTLC from Holophane is a wet location low-profile combination of exit and emergency light. Available with red or green letters. It is ideal to safely illuminate the path of egress above-the-door
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LED EMERGENCY DECORATIVE Black or white finish. 1 watt per head. Options include self-diagnostics.
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- wattage: 7.2W → 1W
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