Exit Sign Combo – Universal Face – Dual Head Emergency Light – Red/Green Letters – Black Housing – 120-277V – 160 Lumens
- Wattage
- 1.8W
- Lumens
- 160
- Voltage
- 120-277V
- CCT
- 6500K
- Mounting type
- Surface
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One mounting position can serve exit identification and emergency illumination when a combination unit suits the layout. Exit emergency combo lights bring the sign and lighting heads together, with face configuration, directional indicators and head adjustment affecting the choice.
Choose emergency output and runtime for the intended coverage, then confirm supply voltage and location suitability. Some models can power compatible remote heads; that capacity must be verified for the full connected load. If the sign and illumination need different positions, separate exit signs and emergency fixtures provide another arrangement to evaluate.
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