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Wet Location Emergency Lights – Outdoor-Rated, UL 924 Compliant
Wet location emergency lights—also known as outdoor emergency lights or weatherproof emergency lights—are engineered for direct exposure to rain, humidity, and high-pressure wash-down conditions. These rugged fixtures feature fully sealed enclosures and corrosion-resistant housings, delivering reliable egress lighting in the harshest environments.
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UL 924 Listed
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NFPA 101 Compliant
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OSHA Approved
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IP65 Rated
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NEMA 4X Rated
Whether you're lighting stair towers, outdoor walkways, loading docks, or mechanical rooms, wet location emergency lights ensure safe egress during power outages. Most units are UL 924 compliant and meet NFPA 101 and OSHA life safety codes, delivering at least 90 minutes of runtime during emergencies.
Choose from models with IP65 or NEMA 4X ratings, integrated cold-weather heaters, high-lumen output, and tamper-resistant enclosures. Housings are available in thermoplastic, fiberglass, and powder-coated aluminum—built to withstand rain, humidity, UV exposure, and physical abuse in outdoor environments.
Enhance your setup with matching wet location exit signs or remote-capable emergency lights to extend coverage using shared battery packs. All units ship quickly and include manufacturer warranties.
💡 Pro Tip:
Use outdoor emergency lights in any area exposed to water, spray, or wash-downs—like car washes, parking structures, commercial kitchens, outdoor stairwells, and marine-grade enclosures.
Use outdoor emergency lights in any area exposed to water, spray, or wash-downs—like car washes, parking structures, commercial kitchens, outdoor stairwells, and marine-grade enclosures.
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FAQs About Wet Location Emergency Lights
What is a wet location emergency light?
It's an emergency lighting fixture certified to operate safely in environments exposed to rain, hose-down spray, or direct moisture. These lights are UL wet-location rated and fully sealed against water ingress.
Where are wet-location emergency lights typically used?
Common installation areas include parking decks, outdoor stairwells, walk-in freezers, industrial wash-down zones, and any exterior location exposed to the elements.
Do these emergency lights meet code requirements?
Yes. All models are UL 924 listed and compliant with NFPA 101 and OSHA life safety code requirements, including 90 minutes of emergency egress runtime.
Can they handle freezing temperatures?
Many models include low-temperature battery packs or internal heaters for reliable operation in cold-storage areas, freezers, or outdoor structures during winter months.
Do wet-location units include battery backup?
Yes. All models feature a sealed internal battery backup that activates during power outages. See our full battery backup emergency light collection for more options.
Are self-testing models available?
Absolutely. Many self-testing emergency lights are also wet-location rated, making code-required inspections easier in hard-to-reach or high-mount environments.
Do these lights turn on at night or by motion?
No. Wet-location emergency lights activate only during emergencies, such as power failures or fire alarm events. For lighting with motion sensors or dusk-to-dawn control, explore our wall pack light collection.