Extreme Emergency Light – Built for Harsh & Cold Weather Environments

Extreme Emergency Light – Built for Harsh & Cold Weather Environments

Sometimes, choosing the right emergency light means going beyond the basics. Standard thermoplastic emergency lights are excellent for office buildings and schools—but what if you're dealing with freezing temperatures, wet conditions, or flammable dust? That’s when you need the Extreme Emergency Light.

Designed for the Most Demanding Environments

This ultra-rugged fixture is NEMA 4X rated for challenging locations where water, humidity, snow, sleet, and dust are present. Whether it’s the icy chill of northern Alaska or the water-slicked decks of a tropical resort, this unit is engineered to perform when conditions get tough.

The Extreme Emergency Light features durable construction and Halogen MR16 lamp heads in 6W, 12W, or 20W. Prefer energy efficiency? Upgrade to 4W LED MR16 lamps for superior runtime and minimal power draw.

Cold Weather Package – Survive Sub-Zero Temperatures

Outfit your Extreme Emergency Light with the optional cold weather package and get reliable illumination in temperatures as low as -40°F. Perfect for industrial freezers, outdoor job sites, and any location prone to extreme cold.

Battery Options for Any Runtime Requirement

This emergency lighting unit is highly customizable. It comes standard with a 6V 18W sealed lead calcium battery that provides at least 90 minutes of operation. Need more runtime or power? Swap in a nickel-cadmium or nickel-metal hydride battery for increased efficiency and performance.

Code Compliant & Built to Last

The Extreme Emergency Light is UL 924 listed and approved for use throughout the United States. Whether you're protecting a harsh industrial environment or a wet location outdoors, this fixture is ready for the job.

Key Features:

  • NEMA 4X rated for dust, water, sleet, and snow
  • Operates in temps as low as -40°F with cold weather package
  • Halogen or LED MR16 lamp head options
  • Customizable battery and lamp configurations
  • UL 924 listed and fully compliant

If your environment is extreme, your emergency lighting needs to match. Choose the Extreme Emergency Light—built tough for wherever safety matters most.