Emergency Lighting Emergency Unit

KEY FEATURES

Built with durable thermoplastic or aluminum housing design
Remote head capable, see Remote Head Compatibility List
Self-diagnostics available in select models
High-lumen models
Options with 90-minutes of emergency illumination
Select models compliant with California Title 20, Chicago or New York City Requirements
Select models suitable for indoor/outdoor applications in dry, damp, wet or cold environments.

Voce di capitolato

- CONSTRUCTION
  - Product Type: Emergency unit
  - Shape: Rectangle
  - Housing Material: Thermoplastic*, steel sheet*, die-cast aluminum*
  - Housing Color: White*, bronze*, gray*
  - Remote Capacity: Yes*
  - Number of Heads: None, 2-lamp, 3-lamp
  - Head Shape: Round, square
  - Remote Heads Replaceable: No
  - Photocell: Yes*
- ELECTRICAL
  - Input Voltage: 120-277V
  - Operating Frequency: 60Hz
  - Operating Temperature:
    32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)
    68°F to 122°F (20°C to 50°C) - Chicago models
    -4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C) - Outdoor models
  - Emergency Illumination: 90 minutes
  - Battery Backup: Yes
  - Battery Type: Nickel Cadmium, Sealed Lead Acid (Chicago models)
  - Battery Voltage: 3.6V, 4.8V (Outdoor models), 6V (Chicago models), 9.6V (NYC models)
  - Recharge Time Required: 24 hours
  - Storage Temperature: 68°F to 86°F (20°C to 30°C)
  - Storage Shelf Life: 3 years before the initial charge. 5 years after the initial charge. 1 year before the initial charge (Chicago models)
  - Self Diagnostics: Yes*
- INSTALLATION
  - Mounting Method: Back, end, conduit
  - Mounting Type: Wall Mount
  - Cold Weather Rated: Yes*
- COMPLIANCE
  - Listings: UL924 Listed
  - Environment: Suitable for indoor or outdoor* use in dry, damp, wet*, or cold* environments.
  - IP Rating: Indoor, Outdoor*
  - California Title 20 Compliant: Can be used to conform with the requirements of California Title 20.
  - California Title 24 JA8 Compliant: No
  - California Energy Commission (CEC) Status: Lawful for Sales in California
  - FCC: Complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.