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Save space and wiring costs with Exit Sign Combos. These dual-function units combine a lit exit sign with adjustable emergency floodlights in a single housing, perfect for doorways and corridors.

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The exit sign with emergency lights (often called a "combo") is the most efficient way to meet two safety codes at once. Instead of installing separate fixtures—one to mark the exit and another to light the floor—an exit light combo handles both tasks. This "2-in-1" design significantly reduces installation time and labor costs because it requires only a single electrical connection. Ideal for locations with limited wall space, a combo exit sign ensures your path of egress is clearly marked and brightly lit during a power outage.

Types of Exit Light Combos

We offer a wide variety of configurations to suit different building layouts and safety needs:

  • Standard Combos: The most common style, featuring a thermoplastic housing with a red or green sign and two adjustable lamp heads mounted on the side or front.
  • Remote Capable Units: These powerful exit sign combos feature a larger battery capacity, allowing them to power additional remote heads located 10-20 feet away.
  • Wet Location Combos: Sealed and gasketed units designed for outdoor use, ensuring your exit sign with flood lights works even in rain or wash-down environments.
  • High Output: Models with brighter lamps and stronger batteries for illuminating larger areas or long corridors.

Code Compliance for Combination Units

Integrating your safety systems doesn't mean cutting corners on compliance. All our emergency light exit sign units are built to meet rigorous standards:

  • NFPA 101: Meets the requirement for 90 minutes of emergency illumination and visibility from 100 feet.
  • UL 924 Listed: Certified for reliability and durability during power failures.
  • Adjustable Lighting: The integrated heads are fully adjustable, allowing you to aim the light exactly where it is needed to meet the 1.0 foot-candle requirement on the floor.

Upgrade to Efficient Exit Sign Combos

Streamline your safety lighting with our space-saving solutions. At Bees Lighting, we carry a huge selection of UL-listed exit sign combos in both red and green variations. Whether you need a standard unit for an office door or a rugged wet-location model for a warehouse exterior, we have the right fit. Browse our collection today to save time and money on your next installation. For help determining if a combo unit is right for your space, call our experts at 855-303-0665.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I wire an exit sign combo to only one switch?

Yes, that is the main benefit. An exit sign combo requires only one junction box and one set of wires to power both the exit sign and the emergency lights. This saves significantly on electrician labor and materials compared to installing two separate devices.

Can the lights on the combo unit be moved?

Yes. The LED lamp heads on an exit light combo are fully adjustable. You can rotate and aim them to direct light toward the floor, a staircase, or a specific obstacle to ensure the path of egress is safe.

What does "Remote Capable" mean for a combo sign?

A remote capable combo unit has a battery that is powerful enough to run the sign itself, its own lights, plus extra remote light heads installed elsewhere. This allows you to install a simple, low-cost remote head in a nearby hallway and power it from the main combo unit's battery.

Do combos come in both red and green?

Yes. You can purchase exit sign with emergency lights units with either red or green lettering to match your local code requirements. The emergency floodlights themselves will typically produce a bright white light regardless of the sign's color.

How do I test a combo unit?

Just like individual units, combo exit signs have a "push-to-test" button. Pressing it simulates a power outage: the AC power light will turn off, the exit sign will switch to battery power, and the emergency floodlights will turn on. You must do this for 30 seconds monthly and 90 minutes annually.