Existing fixture
Record the fixture type, lamp type, ballast or driver details, housing condition, and replacement goal before selecting a part.
Spec guide
Confirm compatibility and the replacement path before ordering an emergency ballast or converting to a complete emergency fixture.
Record the fixture type, lamp type, ballast or driver details, housing condition, and replacement goal before selecting a part.
Check voltage, wiring diagram, connectors, lamp configuration, battery type, and time-delay requirements.
Verify emergency runtime, lumen output, lamp compatibility, and whether the selected path still meets the project's egress needs.
Confirm damp or wet rating, ambient temperature, enclosure condition, and installation access before choosing a retrofit.
Use a complete LED emergency fixture when compatibility is unclear, the existing housing is aging, or a full replacement simplifies maintenance.
Confirm fixture compatibility, wiring, lamp or driver type, voltage, runtime, product listing, installation instructions, and local AHJ acceptance before ordering.
Quick answers
Expand the questions that match your application, fixture-selection, or compliance review.
Start with the existing fixture and lamp information, then confirm voltage, wiring, lumen output, battery, runtime, environmental rating, and listing.
Replace the full fixture when the housing is aging, compatibility is unclear, the lamp or driver is obsolete, or a complete LED unit is simpler to maintain.
Only when the selected ballast, lamp, wiring, and fixture are explicitly compatible. Do not assume a fluorescent emergency ballast works with an LED conversion.
They can be when properly listed, compatible, and installed for the application. Confirm the product documentation and local AHJ acceptance.