
Battery Backup Emergency Lights
Designed for code-compliant egress lighting during power outages.
Thermoplastic emergency lights are an economical solution for reliable egress illumination in schools, offices, and general commercial environments. UL 924-listed and built with flame-retardant, injection-molded housings, these fixtures provide at least 90 minutes of battery-powered emergency lighting during outages—ensuring code compliance with NFPA 101 and OSHA life safety standards.
Most models feature energy-efficient LED lamp heads, dual-voltage input (120/277 VAC), and universal J-box mounting hardware for simple ceiling or wall installation. Available in both standard indoor and damp-location rated emergency light versions, many models also support optional features like self-testing diagnostics and remote head compatibility. High-output LED configurations deliver up to 800 lumens with adjustable optics for precise corridor or room coverage.
In summary, thermoplastic emergency lights are a cost-effective, code-compliant solution for most commercial applications. They combine affordability with essential safety features, including LED technology, long battery life, and simple maintenance. Whether you're updating an office corridor or adding backup lighting in a school hallway, these units deliver dependable performance at a budget-friendly price.
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UL 924-listed fixtures built in flame-retardant plastic housings that provide emergency lighting for corridors and exits with compact, affordable designs.
Yes—these units meet UL 924 and NFPA 101 standards, offering 90 minutes of backup power and proper illumination levels.
LED versions deliver between 240 and 800 lumens, adjustable via swivel heads for effective corridor coverage.
Wet-location rated models exist, but damp-rated options are most common for indoor commercial spaces.
Many include self-diagnostic circuitry or push-to-test buttons to help with monthly and annual inspection routines.
Yes—some models offer extra VA capacity (e.g., 1.5–3 W) to power external remote light heads in multi-fixture systems.
Most thermoplastic units come with a 5-year electronics and housing warranty, and prorated battery warranties depending on model.