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NEW! LED Standard or High Output (1.8W-2.1W Total) Classic PAR Style Emergency Light (White). DUses 1/10th of the energy used by our Halogen version with lamps that will never go out! Constructed of injection-molded, V-O flame retardant, high-impact, thermoplastic housing dual-head emergency lighting unit. Compact, low-profile design.
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DIMENSIONS AND OPTIONS SHOWN BELOW
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FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS FOR THIS EMERGENCY LIGHT SHOWN BELOW |
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Long lasting, efficient ultra-bright white LEDs
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High-performance chrome-plated metalized reflector and polycarbonate lens for optimal light distribution
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Adjustable LED lamp heads provides optimal center-to-center spacing. Optional high-lumen heads are available for increased center-to-center spacing.
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Charge rate/power “ON” LED indicator light and push to test switch for mandated code compliance testing.
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Dual 120V/277V voltage
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Long-life, maintenance-free, rechargeable NiCd battery
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Internal solid-state transfer switch automatically connects the internal battery to LED lamp heads for minimum 90-minute emergency illumination
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Fully automatic solid-state, two-rate charger initiates battery charging to recharge a discharged battery in 24 hours
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Surface mount via quick-connect back plate; fits most standard size junction boxes and snaps into place to make internal electrical connections
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2 x 0.9 Watt LED lamp wattage (1.8W total) for standard output, Optional high output 2 x 1.05 Watt Heads (2.1 Watts total)
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Injection-molded, engineering-grade, 5VA flame retardant, high-impact, thermoplastic in white or black finish
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Suitable for wall or ceiling mount
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Self-Diagnostic Testing units (SDT) optional, please specify above when ordering
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UL listed for damp locations (0°-50°C/32°F-122°F standard). Meets UL924, NFPA101 Life Safety Code, NEC, OSHA, Local and State Codes.
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Five (5) year warranty on all electronics and housing. Batteries pro-rated for five years.
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