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Connecticut Approved

Local code note: Confirm final product acceptance with the authority having jurisdiction before ordering for a regulated project.
Connecticut Exit Signs & Emergency Lights – UL 924, ADA Compliant Our Connecticut-approved exit signs and emergency lights are designed to meet state and federal requirements, including the Connecticut State Building Code (CSBC) , State Fire Safety Code (SFSC) , UL 924 , and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) .
Local Code ReviewAHJ AcceptanceListed ProductsCommercial Egress

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Connecticut Approved Buying Guide

Use these checks to confirm connecticut approved fit the application before choosing a model, option set, or replacement path.

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Local requirement

Use connecticut approved when the project has jurisdiction-specific requirements or plan-review expectations.

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Product listing

Confirm the product listing, labeling, and accepted configuration for the local code path.

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Application

Match sign, emergency light, or combo fixture type to the egress location and building use.

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Documentation

Keep spec sheets, submittals, installation instructions, and inspection records available for review.

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AHJ approval

Final acceptance depends on the authority having jurisdiction and project documents.

Final compliance depends on the selected product listing, installation, project documents, and local AHJ approval.

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FAQs About Connecticut Approved

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Where are Connecticut Approved used?

Connecticut Approved are used where the building application, mounting condition, and egress requirement match this product family.

What should I check before ordering?

Confirm product listing, voltage, mounting, environment rating, runtime or visibility needs, options, accessories, and local project requirements.

Are these products code compliant?

They can be when the selected model is properly listed and installed. Final acceptance depends on project documents and the local AHJ.

What if this collection is not the right fit?

Use the related buying paths above to compare the parent category or an adjacent product type before selecting a model.