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RAB EREMOTEOUT-1B Outdoor Remote Head – Single Head – 3.6-15V – Black Housing – 90 Lumens -
RAB EREMOTE-1 Indoor Remote Head – Single Head – 3.6-15V – White Housing – 90 Lumens -
RAB EREMOTEOUT-W Outdoor Remote Head – Dual Head – 3.6-15V – White Housing – Die-Cast Housing – 180 Lumens -
RAB EREMOTEOUT Outdoor Remote Head – Dual Head – 3.6-15V – Gray Housing – 180 Lumens -
RAB EREMOTE-B Indoor Remote Head – Dual Head – 3.6-15V – Black Housing – 180 Lumens -
RAB EREMOTEOUT-B Outdoor Remote Head – Dual Head – 3.6-15V – Black Housing – 180 Lumens -
RAB EREMOTE Indoor Remote Head – Dual Head – 3.6-15V – White Housing – 180 Lumens -
RAB EREMOTEOUT-1W Outdoor Remote Head – Single Head – 3.6-15V – White Housing – 90 Lumens -
RAB EREMOTEOUT-1 Outdoor Remote Head – Single Head – 3.6-15V – Gray Housing – 90 Lumens -
RAB EREMOTE-1B Indoor Remote Head – Single Head – 3.6-15V – Black Housing – 90 Lumens
Collection: Remote Heads
Extending Emergency Lighting Beyond the Main Fixture
Reliable emergency lighting depends on every component working together when normal power is lost. Commercial Lighting Supply offers specification-grade LED remote heads designed to extend emergency lighting coverage throughout commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, warehouses, offices, and industrial environments. Our collection includes dependable indoor and outdoor remote heads from trusted manufacturers, helping contractors and facility managers maintain code-compliant life safety systems built for long-term reliability.
Bringing Emergency Illumination Where It's Needed Most
Not every emergency lighting application can be covered by a single fixture. Long corridors, stairwells, warehouse aisles, large open rooms, and complex building layouts often require emergency illumination beyond the immediate location of the primary unit. LED remote heads extend emergency lighting coverage by working alongside compatible emergency power equipment, helping provide dependable illumination wherever additional light is needed during a power interruption.
Expanding Emergency Coverage Throughout the Building
Remote heads are commonly used wherever emergency illumination must reach areas beyond the primary emergency lighting fixture. Their flexibility allows contractors and facility professionals to extend coverage while maintaining a coordinated emergency lighting system throughout the building.
Corridors & Hallways
Long corridors frequently require additional emergency illumination beyond the coverage of a single emergency unit. Remote heads help extend lighting throughout these continuous travel paths while supporting safe building circulation.
Stairwells & Exit Routes
Stair towers, landings, and designated egress pathways often utilize remote heads to provide additional illumination where changes in elevation or building layout require expanded emergency lighting coverage.
Warehouses & Industrial Facilities
Warehouses, manufacturing plants, distribution centers, and large industrial spaces commonly incorporate remote heads throughout storage aisles, production areas, and equipment spaces where dependable emergency illumination is essential.
Healthcare, Education & Commercial Buildings
Hospitals, schools, office buildings, retail facilities, and public buildings often specify remote heads to help extend emergency lighting coverage throughout occupied spaces while supporting broader life safety system designs.
Designed for Flexible Emergency Lighting Systems
Remote heads provide lighting professionals with additional flexibility when designing emergency lighting systems. By extending illumination from compatible emergency power equipment, they help optimize fixture placement while providing dependable coverage throughout the facility.
Indoor & Outdoor Configurations
Remote heads are available for both interior and exterior applications, allowing emergency lighting systems to support a wide variety of commercial building environments.
Adjustable Light Direction
Many LED remote heads feature adjustable lamp heads that allow emergency illumination to be aimed toward designated pathways, stairwells, intersections, and other critical areas.
Long-Life LED Technology
Modern LED remote heads provide dependable illumination, reduced maintenance, excellent energy efficiency, and long operating life while supporting reliable emergency lighting performance.
Compatible Emergency Power Systems
Remote heads are designed to operate with compatible emergency lighting equipment. Product specifications should always be reviewed to verify electrical compatibility, supported loads, and installation requirements.
Supporting Complete Emergency Lighting Coverage
Effective emergency lighting is about maintaining consistent visibility throughout the building—not simply installing individual fixtures. Remote heads provide the flexibility needed to extend illumination into areas where additional emergency coverage is required, helping contractors and facility managers create dependable life safety systems that serve the entire facility.
Commercial Lighting Supply offers LED remote head solutions engineered to deliver reliable performance across offices, schools, hospitals, warehouses, industrial facilities, hospitality properties, and public buildings where dependable emergency lighting coverage is an essential part of everyday building readiness.
The Right Remote Head Extends Emergency Lighting Exactly Where It's Needed.
One Power Source. More Emergency Coverage.
What are LED emergency remote heads?
LED emergency remote heads are auxiliary lighting fixtures that connect to a compatible emergency lighting unit or emergency power source. During a power outage, they provide additional illumination along exit paths, stairwells, corridors, and other critical egress areas where a standalone emergency fixture may not be practical.
Coverage Should Never Stop at the Main Unit
When should emergency remote heads be used?
Remote heads are commonly used when additional emergency illumination is required beyond the coverage provided by the primary emergency lighting unit. They are ideal for long corridors, multiple doorways, large open spaces, stair towers, warehouses, and commercial facilities with complex egress paths.
Compatibility Is the First Specification to Verify
How do I choose the right emergency remote head?
Select the remote head based on voltage, lamp technology, compatible emergency unit, wiring requirements, mounting location, and the required emergency light coverage. Always verify compatibility with the connected emergency lighting equipment before installation.
Aim the Light Before an Emergency Happens
Why are adjustable remote heads important?
Adjustable remote heads allow installers to direct emergency illumination toward stairways, exit doors, hallways, ramps, intersections, and other critical portions of the egress path. Proper aiming helps maximize visibility while making efficient use of available emergency lighting.
Distance Matters in Every Installation
How far can a remote head be installed from the emergency unit?
The maximum installation distance depends on the emergency unit, system voltage, wiring method, and manufacturer specifications. Following the manufacturer's installation guidelines helps ensure the remote heads receive adequate emergency power during an outage.
Built for More Than Indoor Hallways
Are emergency remote heads available for outdoor or harsh environments?
Yes. Commercial remote heads are available for indoor, damp location, wet location, cold-weather, and vandal-resistant applications. Selecting the proper environmental rating helps ensure dependable operation wherever emergency lighting is required.
Dependability Is the Most Important Feature
What should I look for in a commercial emergency remote head?
Look for compatible voltage, durable construction, adjustable lamp heads, dependable LED technology, appropriate environmental ratings, and manufacturer-approved compatibility with your emergency lighting system. Quality remote heads help extend emergency coverage while minimizing long-term maintenance.
Every Safe Exit Path Requires the Right Planning
What should I consider before specifying emergency remote heads?
Consider emergency unit compatibility, voltage, mounting location, coverage area, environmental conditions, wiring requirements, maintenance accessibility, and applicable life safety requirements before making your selection. A properly specified remote head system extends dependable emergency illumination wherever additional coverage is needed most.
Need Help Choosing?
Get Help Selecting Remote Heads
Selecting remote heads begins with determining emergency coverage, lamp compatibility, mounting configuration, voltage, and code requirements. Our commercial lighting specialists can help compare remote head options for dependable emergency egress illumination.
Visit our Knoxville headquarters or contact our team for expert assistance. Commercial Lighting Supply has proudly served contractors, facility managers, electricians, businesses, and property owners since 1996 while shipping commercial lighting products nationwide.
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