Remote-Capable Thermoplastic LED Exit Sign - Red/Green

Choose CEMXTE when a standard EXIT sign also needs a small remote-head output budget for nearby egress light coverage. It is commonly reviewed for vestibules, elevator lobbies, short corridor turns, stair landings, tenant improvements, schools, retail back-of-house spaces, and narrow halls.

• Use the 5.5 W remote budget for compatible low-wattage heads near the sign.
• Use a full exit emergency combo instead when the same fixture needs integral adjustable lamp heads.
• Use a wet-location or hazardous-location model when the environment calls for a different listing.

The remote-capable output is the reason to choose this model over a standard thermoplastic EXIT sign. Confirm every remote head wattage before release.

• Add the rated watts for all connected remote heads and keep the total at or below 5.5 W.
• Review wire length and gauge because longer runs can increase voltage drop.
• Use the remote-head sizing guide when layout, distance, or head wattage is not yet fixed.

CEMXTE variants combine letter color, body color, SDT diagnostics, and USA assembly without changing the core fixture family.

• CEMXTERW and CEMXTERB cover red letters with white or black body color.
• CEMXTEGW and CEMXTEGB cover green letters with white or black body color.
• SDT suffixes add self diagnostics, while USA suffixes identify USA-assembled configurations.

Standard models support 120/277 V service and include a 3.6 V Ni-Cd battery for emergency operation.

• Allow the battery to complete its charge cycle before a full 90-minute discharge test.
• Use the status LED and push-to-test button for routine functional checks.
• The spec references SPV 120/230 V service; confirm availability before using that requirement in a submittal.

The included hardware is intended to simplify common surface placements while keeping the same body style across orientations.

• EZ-snap canopy hardware supports top or end placement.
• Universal knockout backplate supports surface wall placement.
• Confirm junction-box pattern, conduit approach, sightline, and service clearance before rough-in.

Plan the viewing approach and arrow direction before field setup so the installed sign matches the egress plan.

• Use single-face setup where the sign is viewed from one side only.
• Use double-face conversion where traffic approaches from both directions.
• Set snap-out chevrons to left, right, or no-arrow direction according to the approved path of travel.

Keep the product selection tied to the spec sheet and local approval path before purchase.

• Confirm UL 924 listing, 0-40 C damp rating, face count, letter color, body color, remote-load budget, and test option.
• Verify whether SDT, USA assembly, or SPV service is required by the project documents.
• Use the linked PDF for envelope, faceplate, canopy, and wiring reference drawings.

CEMXTE is intended to stay familiar for facility teams that already maintain standard thermoplastic EXIT signs.

• Record monthly functional checks and annual duration tests according to the site maintenance plan.
• SDT models can reduce manual test friction where automated diagnostics are accepted.
• Warranty coverage is 5 years on the unit, with the Ni-Cd battery covered on a 5-year prorated basis.

• Confirm UL 924 listing, damp-location suitability, remote-head wattage, letter color, face direction, branch circuit, test option, and AHJ acceptance for the project.
• The SPV 120/230 V reference should be confirmed before quote or substitution because the live product variants expose standard 120/277 V, SDT, and USA-assembled choices.