Edge-Lit Exit Sign – Dual Face – Red Letters – White Panel – White Housing – Self-Test – Battery Backup – 120-277V
- Wattage
- 4W
- Voltage
- 120-277V
- Mounting type
- Surface
- Dimensions
- 12.9375"W x 11.875"H x 4.4375"D
Have an account? Log in to check out faster.
Visibility along the intended route determines the face arrangement and mounting position of an exit sign, with lettering and directional indicators selected for the building's specified requirements. A single-face wall installation and a double-face suspended installation call for different ordering details, including the supported hardware and electrical supply. Where the same position also needs emergency illumination, consider exit and emergency combination fixtures. For replacement work, compare dimensions and mounting provisions with the existing installation, then verify the chosen sign's backup configuration, documented runtime and suitability for its operating environment.
CLS / TECHNICAL LIBRARY
Expert guidance for commercial lighting selection, specification and application.
TECHNICAL GUIDE
Exit signs show the route; emergency lights illuminate it An exit sign helps a person identify an exit or the direction of...
Read Technical GuideTECHNICAL GUIDE
Judge the sign from the point where a person must choose An illuminated exit sign can be easy to see from directly...
Read Technical GuideTECHNICAL GUIDE
Identify Which Luminaires Operate During Emergency Power The normal lighting plan shows every luminaire operating at its scheduled setting. The emergency arrangement...
Read Technical GuideTECHNICAL GUIDE
Emergency Lighting Tests Need More Than a Checkmark A technician notices a fault indication, enters “checked” in a spreadsheet and moves to...
Read Technical GuideTECHNICAL GUIDE
Plan Emergency Lighting Around Building Requirements Emergency lighting is not simply a matter of installing exit signs and battery-backed fixtures. A commercial...
Read Technical GuideTECHNICAL GUIDE
Select the power unit and remote heads together Remote heads let an emergency power unit serve lighting positions away from its own...
Read Technical Guide