Outdoor Remote Head – Single Head – 3.6-15V – Black Housing – 90 Lumens
- Wattage
- 1.2W Max
- Lumens
- 90
- Voltage
- 3.6-15V
- CCT
- 6500K
- Mounting type
- Surface
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A remote head extends an approved emergency system to a location that needs its own aimed light. It relies on a compatible power source. Begin with the remote-capable unit's voltage and available load capacity, then choose head count and output for the mounting position. Single- and dual-head arrangements address different coverage needs along the planned route. Review location rating, wiring limitations and the manufacturer's compatibility information for the complete connection. When buying the source and heads together, coordinate them with the appropriate emergency lighting unit so the order supports the intended connected load.
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