Sage EmEmergency Luminaires
Sage Em PHO

PHO

With spacing up to 55 ft in 9 ft ceilings, this recessed down light with a 4" & 6" trim is our most efficient emergency luminaire; very effective in long corridors, it is inconspicuous and will blend with general lighting fixtures without affecting the appearance of ceiling layouts.

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