Egress Learning Center
Self-Testing Exit Signs: Benefits & Compliance
Facility managers and safety teams have a lot on their plate—regular inspections, code compliance, recordkeeping, you name it. Auto-test (self-diagnostic) exit signage lightens that load by running the required checks...
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Recessed Exit Signs: Concealed Mounting Guide
When life-safety marking needs to disappear into the architecture, concealed, in-ceiling egress signage is the move. By hiding hardware above the ceiling plane, you keep premium interiors clean while preserving...
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Edge-Lit Exit Signs: Modern Guide
Edge-lit exit signs use etched acrylic and hidden LEDs to create a floating EXIT legend. They’re the go-to choice when you want clean lines, clear wayfinding, and UL 924 compliance...
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Die-Cast Aluminum Exit Signs: Durable & Stylish Applications
Slim, modern, and designed to blend into high-finish interiors, edge-lit egress panels make the EXIT legend appear to float—delivering code-ready visibility without the bulky “box sign” look. This guide covers...
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Architectural Exit Signs: Design Guide
For projects that demand architectural finish without sacrificing durability, cast-metal egress legends are the sweet spot. Precision-made frames deliver a clean, premium look, while rigid construction stands up to busy...
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Exit Signs 101: Compliance, Configurations & Planning
Planning safe egress starts with the right UL 924–listed signage: compliant illumination for power-loss events, clear direction at every decision point, and hardware suited to your interior and environment. This guide...
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Wet-Location Emergency Lights Guide
When emergency lights face rain, spray, or harsh outdoor conditions, weather-sealed fixtures keep egress paths lit for the required 90 minutes. Here’s how to choose the right rating—wet vs damp,...
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Remote Heads Emergency Lights Guide
What remote heads are, when to use them, how to size and wire them, and how to pick a compatible remote-capable system that meets code without overbuilding. Remote-Capable Emergency Lights...
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Self-Testing Emergency Lights Guide
Self-testing vs manual testing: estimate labor hours, annual cost, and payback when you switch emergency lights from clipboard rounds to self-diagnostic models. This calculator uses your numbers (units, labor rate,...
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Recessed Emergency Lights Guide
How to keep ceilings clean and corridors code-ready: recessed vs. semi-recessed emergency lights, mounting in drywall and grid ceilings, aiming for coverage, and what to specify for a polished, inspection-ready...
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High-Lumen Emergency Lights Guide
When standard output isn’t enough: how to plan, specify, and install high-output emergency lights for large, tall, or complex spaces—without overbuilding. High-Lumen Emergency Lights Emergency Lighting Guide Remote Heads Guide...
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Architectural vs Thermoplastic vs Steel Emergency Lights
Which housing makes sense for your project? Compare durability, appearance, abuse resistance, heat behavior, and upkeep to choose the right emergency light for each space—without overspending or failing inspection. Architectural...
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