Architectural LED Emergency Light, 11W, 120-277V, Dusk To Dawn, Silver
Architectural LED Emergency Light, 11W, 120-277V, Dusk To Dawn, Silver
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About this item
- Low-profile, streamlined design with die-cast aluminum housing
- Powerful 11W, 5000K CCT LED for bright, crisp illumination
- Switchable AC operation for dusk-to-dawn use with photocontrol option
- LED cold weather package for operation from -4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
- Stylish silver finish to complement any décor
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are emergency lights required?
Where are emergency lights required?
Emergency lighting is required along the "path of egress." This includes hallways, stairwells, corridors, and any room with an occupancy load of more than 50 people. The goal is to ensure that anyone in the building can see clearly enough to walk to the nearest exit.
How often do I need to test them?
How often do I need to test them?
Fire codes (NFPA 101) require a monthly 30-second test and an annual 90-minute test. All our units come with a "push-to-test" button to make the monthly check easy.
What is a "bug eye" light?
What is a "bug eye" light?
"Bug eye" is a nickname for the standard emergency light fixture that has a rectangular box (the battery housing) and two round, adjustable lamp heads on top or on the sides, which resemble the eyes of a bug or frog. They are the most popular type of emergency egress lighting due to their low cost and high effectiveness.
Can I use these outdoors?
Can I use these outdoors?
Only if the specific model is rated for "Wet Locations" or "Outdoor Use." Standard thermoplastic bug eye lights are typically for indoor use (Damp Location) only. If you install an indoor unit outside, moisture will corrode the battery.
Do these lights stay on all the time?
Do these lights stay on all the time?
No. These are "non-maintained" fixtures, meaning they are normally off. They only turn on when they detect that the building's main power has been lost.
