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Special Use Emergency Lights For Every Application
All emergency lights are not created equal. Standard thermoplastic fixtures are appropriate for everyday office use, while explosion proof emergency lights are built to operate in environments containing flammable gas,...
Read MoreEmergency Light Circuit Boards
Emergency Light Circuit Boards If the 'heart' of an Emergency Light is the battery then the circuit board must be its 'brain'. Each Emergency Light is equipped with a small...
Read MoreEMERGENCY LIGHT TRANSFORMERS
Emergency lights operate at 4, 6 or 12 volts DC (direct current), depending upon the particular light design. However, the electricity we receive through electrical outlet is 120 volts AC...
Read MoreEmergency Light Voltage Drop
EMERGENCY LIGHT VOLTAGES AND VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS The most common voltage for emergency lights is 6 VDC. This means that the power coming from the building’s electrical system must be...
Read MoreUL 924 Emergency Lighting and Exit Sign Regulations
Underwriters Laboratories (UL) is a world renowned independent product safety certification organization. UL was established in 1894 and the company is headquartered in Northbrook, IL. Underwriters Laboratories creates standards and...
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EMERGENCY LIGHT VOLTAGES SUMMARY AC/DC isn't just a hard-rock band from Australia, it is the two worlds that make up all electronic circuitry. Emergency Lights run off an Alternating Current...
Read MoreLearn about Exit Signs!
Learn about Exit Signs! The Many Types of Exit Signs There are many different types of exit signs available today and choosing the correct model is important for any exit...
Read MoreUnderstanding Exit Signs and Emergency Lights
Understanding Exit Signs and Emergency Lights
Read MoreImportance of Emergency Light Testing
Why is testing required for emergency lighting? Read this article to find out why state and federal laws require monthly check ups for fixtures and battery!Just as you would test...
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