Remote heads for emergency lights are individual lamp heads that contain no internal battery and are designed to be powered by a central emergency light or exit sign combo that has "remote capability." These dependent units allow you to extend your emergency illumination to cover long hallways, L-shaped corridors, or multiple sides of a large room, all while drawing power from a single "master" fixture. This creates a highly cost-effective and scalable system that simplifies installation and maintenance. Available in single-head and twin-head options, remote heads are the smart way to build a comprehensive lighting plan. Explore Bees Lighting's selection to extend your emergency lighting coverage.
Key Features of Remote Head Emergency Lights
Our remote heads are designed for easy integration and flexible coverage, allowing you to build a comprehensive and cost-effective emergency lighting system.
- Requires a Remote-Capable Fixture: It is critical to note that these heads must be connected to a master emergency fixture or exit sign combo that is specifically rated with "remote capability" and has the correct voltage and wattage capacity.
- Single and Twin Head Models: Choose from single-head units perfect for illuminating a specific doorway or small area, or twin-head units that can cover a larger space or two different directions from one mounting point.
- Matching Styles and Materials: Remote heads are available in a variety of styles to perfectly match their master units, including standard thermoplastic, heavy-duty steel, and fully weatherproof wet location models.
- Fully Adjustable Lamp Heads: The lamp heads are identical to those on their master units and are fully adjustable and aimable to direct light precisely down the path of egress.
- Simplified Low-Voltage Wiring: These units connect to the master fixture using simple, low-voltage wiring, which is often easier and less expensive to install than running new AC power lines.
Extend Your Coverage, Simplify Your System
Remote heads are the most efficient and economical way to illuminate complex or large-scale spaces. By expanding the reach of a single master emergency light, you can reduce the number of battery-backed fixtures you need to purchase and maintain, saving time and money. This scalable approach allows you to design a system that is perfectly tailored to your building's unique layout. For help confirming compatibility or designing your system, contact our experts at 855-303-0665.
