Architectural Exit Sign Combos
Architectural exit sign combos pair a sleek EXIT legend with integrated emergency lamp heads in one low-profile fixture—ideal for design-forward interiors. Explore all
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UL 924
LED Heads
90-Min Backup
Red/Green Legend
Single/Double Face
Universal Mount
Buyers Guide Tips
What to Look for in Architectural Exit Sign Combos
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Slim, Architectural Form: Die-cast or edge-lit designs that blend into lobbies, galleries, and upscale retail.
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Legend Options: Red or green letters; field-selectable chevrons; single/double-face as needed.
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Integrated LED Heads: Adjustable optics for corridor spacing and code-compliant egress lighting.
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Battery Backup: Minimum 90-minute runtime to meet UL 924 and support NFPA 101.
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Self-Testing: Automated monthly/annual diagnostics to simplify inspections and record-keeping.
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Mounting Flexibility: Universal backplate supports wall, ceiling, or end-mount installations.
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Environment Rating: Choose damp-location models for humidity; upgrade to wet-location units for direct spray.
What is an architectural exit sign combo?
An architectural combo combines a design-forward EXIT sign with integrated emergency heads and a 90-minute battery. It reduces fixture count and preserves clean sightlines without sacrificing code-required egress illumination.
Housings often use die-cast aluminum or architectural-grade thermoplastic with brushed or matte finishes that complement modern interiors—offices, hospitality, galleries, and public venues. Many models offer red or green legends, field-applied chevrons, and single- or double-face configurations.
All units provide at least 90 minutes of emergency illumination to meet UL 924, with options for self-testing diagnostics that run automated monthly/annual checks. Adjustable LED heads improve spacing along corridors and stairwells.
For installations exposed to moisture or wash-down, consider wet-location exit sign combos. For industrial or harsh environments requiring sealed enclosures, explore NEMA-rated emergency lighting.