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Steel Emergency Lights

Steel emergency lights are commercial-grade egress luminaires built with a vandal-resistant, durable housing that shields the electronics and LED heads from impact and abuse. These heavy-duty units deliver bright, code-required illumination for 90 minutes during outages—ideal for stairwells, warehouses, gyms, and transit areas. Explore all emergency lights, or extend coverage from a single power source with remote-capable emergency lights.

Vandal-Resistant Steel LED Adjustable Heads 90-Min Runtime Brownout / LVD 120/277 VAC Commercial-Grade
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What to Look for in Steel Emergency Lights

  • Housing & abuse rating: Choose commercial-grade steel enclosures with tamper-resistant hardware and impact-tolerant lenses to keep heads protected in high-traffic or vandal-prone areas.
  • Egress performance at 90 min: Match lumen class and optics to corridor/stair width; aim heads and verify foot-candles at end-of-discharge—not just at initial output.
  • Power & service: Confirm 120/277 VAC, brownout/LVD, documented recharge time, and accessible indicator/test; auto-diagnostics on select models simplify monthly/annual checks.

Built for abuse-prone sites, steel emergency lights keep egress illumination on when impacts and vibration are a given. Mount units where heads can cross-light stairs and corridors, then lock aim and verify foot-candles at the 90-minute mark. Use tamper-resistant fasteners and wire guards where equipment is within reach.

Plan power and service from day one: land conduit on reinforced knockouts, label circuits and test dates at the fixture, and place the status LED and push-to-test where they’re readable from the floor. Front-service layouts speed battery swaps without disturbing head alignment.

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Steel Emergency Lights - Specs & Features

  • Steel enclosure: Heavy-gauge, powder-coated housing with tamper-resistant hardware and reinforced knockouts; optional wire guards for vandal-resistant deployments.
  • Egress illumination: Dual adjustable LED heads with locking aim; select lumen class/beam to maintain required foot-candles at the 90-minute mark in corridors and stair towers.
  • Power & protection: 120/277 VAC input, brownout and low-voltage disconnect, documented recharge time; self-testing diagnostics available for commercial-grade maintenance workflows.
  • Service access: Front-service layouts with captive fasteners keep head alignment intact during battery or board replacement; floor-visible status indicator and push-to-test.

FAQs About Steel Emergency Lights

How do I keep steel emergency light heads from being knocked out of aim?

Specify units with locking-adjustment heads and tighten to spec after commissioning. In high-abuse zones, add wire guards and mount slightly above reach where practical, then re-verify foot-candles at 90 minutes.

What should I plan for mounting and anchors on heavier, commercial-grade housings?

Confirm junction-box pattern and substrate; use listed anchors appropriate to concrete/block/steel studs. Land conduit on reinforced knockouts and follow torque specs on tamper-resistant screws to prevent housing flex.

Can a steel emergency light power additional remote heads?

Only if the model is remote-capable. Match output voltage, add the watts for on-board lamps plus remotes, and ensure the battery supports the total for the full 90 minutes; verify brightness at the furthest head.