Emergency Driver for LED T8 Bypass Tubes – 10W – 120-277V AC – Double Ended or Single Ended
- Voltage
- 120-277V AC
- Dimensions
- 12.6875"L x 1.6875"W x 1.1875"H
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Build an exit and emergency lighting order around the building's egress plan. Exit signs identify the route, while emergency lighting units supply illumination when normal power is interrupted. Combination fixtures, remote heads and backup equipment address additional installation arrangements.
The right equipment depends on sign visibility, mounting position and the required emergency coverage. Review operating voltage, documented runtime, environmental suitability and any remote load capacity for the selected products. Emergency performance must be evaluated for the complete installation, including the power source and connected equipment, rather than inferred from a fixture's normal light output.
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