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Thermoplastic Emergency Lights

Thermoplastic emergency lights deliver cost-effective, indoor-rated egress illumination in a lightweight, flame-retardant housing. Dual adjustable LED heads and a 90-minute battery keep corridors and stairwells visible during outages, with universal wall/ceiling mounting for fast installs. See all emergency lights, or compare heavy-duty alternatives like die-cast aluminum emergency lights and steel emergency lights.

For a complete egress plan, use these fixtures to light the path and pair doorway markings with thermoplastic exit signs. Place the status LED and push-to-test where they’re readable from the floor to speed inspections; self-testing models further reduce maintenance time.

Lightweight Housing LED Adjustable Heads 90-Min Runtime Universal Wall/Ceiling Cost-Effective Indoor-Rated
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What to Look for in Thermoplastic Emergency Lights

  • Egress coverage (at 90 min): Pick lumen class/optics that hit target foot-candles along corridors and stairs; aim both heads and verify levels at end-of-discharge—not just at initial output.
  • Install & service speed: Lightweight, indoor-rated housings mount to wall/ceiling with universal plates; keep status LED and push-to-test visible from floor level for quick checks. Self-testing (select) reduces manual rounds.
  • Power & protections: Confirm 120/277 VAC, brownout/LVD, documented recharge time, and flame-retardant thermoplastic cabinet. For larger layouts, consider units with remote-head capacity.

Lightweight thermoplastic emergency lights install quickly on walls or ceilings and keep egress routes visible with dual adjustable LED heads. Mount where you can cross-light stairs and corridors, lock head aim, and confirm target foot-candles at the 90-minute mark—don’t size from initial output alone.

For a complete egress plan, use these fixtures to light the path and pair doorway markings with thermoplastic exit signs. Place the status LED and push-to-test where they’re readable from the floor to speed inspections; self-testing models further reduce maintenance time.

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Thermoplastic Emergency Lights - Specs & Features

  • Lightweight, flame-retardant housing: Injection-molded thermoplastic cabinet (UL 94) with snap-fit cover for fast install and tool-less service; indoor-rated for corridors and stairs.
  • Egress illumination: Dual adjustable LED heads with locking aim; select lumen/optics to maintain required foot-candles at the 90-minute mark along paths of egress.
  • Power & protections: 120/277 VAC input, brownout sensing, low-voltage disconnect, and documented recharge time; optional self-testing automates monthly/annual checks.
  • Mounting & service: Universal wall/ceiling plate, J-box ready; floor-visible status LED and push-to-test for quick inspections; select models offer remote-head capacity.

FAQs About Thermoplastic Emergency Lights

Are thermoplastic emergency lights suitable for cold or hot interiors?

Check the unit’s ambient range. Standard indoor models cover typical hallway temperatures; for colder mechanical rooms or warm mezzanines, choose versions with published low-/high-temp ratings and verify 90-minute performance at those extremes.

Can these fixtures power remote heads?

Only if the model is remote-capable. Match output voltage (e.g., 6V/12V), add the watts for on-board lamps plus remotes, and confirm the battery supports the total for the full 90 minutes. Verify brightness at the furthest head at end-of-discharge.

Any tips to speed installation on ceilings?

Use the universal plate on a listed J-box, keep conductors short, and seat the snap-fit cover fully. Aim heads after power-up, then re-check foot-candles at 90 minutes before sign-off.