Compact Damp Location LED Emergency Light - LEDR-1
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Compact Damp Location LED Emergency Light - LEDR-1 Overview
The LEDR-1 compact damp-location LED emergency light is a low-profile thermoplastic emergency unit for protected indoor egress paths that need economical UL 924 backup lighting. Use it in offices, schools, retail suites, corridors, stair approaches, tenant improvements, and other damp-rated interior spaces where dual adjustable LED heads and a shallow housing are preferred.
This product page keeps the top description focused on search intent while the structured sections below own exact specifications, option selection, documents, related paths, and FAQs. That split removes duplicate Key Features, Electrical, Mounting, Housing, Options, Warranty, and Dimensions sections from the main body without losing the facts buyers need. It also makes the variant matrix easier to scan before checkout.
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- UL 924
- Damp Location
- Low Profile
- Dual LED Heads
- 90 min Runtime
- Ni-Cd Backup
- 120/277 V
- SPV Option
- Self Diagnostics
- High Lumen Option
- CSA Option
- CEC Title 20
- USA Assembly Option
- White / Black
Key features
- Compact profile helps the unit fit corridors, door approaches, offices, classrooms, and tenant spaces without bulky projection.
- Dual lamp-head layout supports common path-of-egress coverage from one economical emergency unit.
- Thermoplastic body keeps the fixture lightweight while still supporting protected commercial interiors.
- White and black housing choices let the unit coordinate with ceiling grids, wall color, or exposed interior finishes.
- Option structure lets buyers add automatic testing, extra head output, alternate voltage, jurisdictional listings, or USA assembly as needed.
- Local battery operation supports emergency illumination when normal branch power is lost.
- Push-to-test and status indication help maintenance teams perform routine inspection checks.
- Snap-in backplate and conduit-entry flexibility support common surface installation conditions.
- Damp-location and code-listing context support project review for protected indoor spaces.
- Manufacturer documentation provides exact electrical values, dimensions, mounting details, listings, and warranty language.
Documents
Application Fit
Choose LEDR-1 for protected indoor egress paths that need a compact, low-cost, damp-location emergency unit with adjustable heads. Compare wet-location or high-abuse families when the space is exposed to weather, hose-down cleaning, or impact risk.
Base Model vs Options
- Start with the standard LEDR-1 or LEDR-1B when basic 120/277 V emergency lighting is enough.
- Add SDT when the owner wants automatic monthly, biannual, and annual test support.
- Add HL when the layout needs more head output and longer typical spacing.
- Add SPV when the schedule calls for 208/220/240 V input.
Head Output and Spacing
- Use standard heads for common door, corridor, and path-of-travel coverage.
- Use high-lumen heads when fixture spacing, mounting height, or layout geometry needs extra output.
- Confirm final photometric spacing with the plan, mounting height, path width, and local inspection requirements.
Voltage and Test Planning
- Match the voltage option to the electrical drawings before ordering.
- Use push-to-test and status indication for routine manual inspection.
- Use SDT configurations where automated test records are preferred by the owner or maintenance team.
Placement Fit
- Use wall placement above or near doors, corridor changes, or egress decision points.
- Use ceiling placement when the fixture must aim down a path from an overhead location.
- Confirm junction-box position, conduit entry, aim direction, and obstruction clearance before closeout.
Approval Package
- Use CSA, CEC Title 20, or USA assembly selections only when the building plans require those attributes.
- Include the PDF in the project paperwork for dimensions, electrical values, options, listings, and warranty language.
- Confirm local code approval, runtime, fixture placement, and final aiming before ordering large quantities.
Compliance notes
- Record the selected option and option string on purchasing documents.
- Have fixture layout and head aiming reviewed before installation.
- Choose a different rated family where water exposure, cleaning spray, or impact risk is expected.
Frequently asked questions
Can LEDR-1 replace a wet-location emergency light?
No. Use LEDR-1 only where the fixture is sheltered; rain, spray, or washdown conditions need a sealed wet-location unit.
How long does LEDR-1 run during an outage?
The unit provides 90 minutes of emergency operation from a 3.6 V Ni-Cd battery after a full charge.
When should I choose the LEDR-1 HL high-lumen option?
Choose HL when the layout needs more head output, longer typical spacing, or stronger illumination from each adjustable lamp head.
What does SDT add to LEDR-1?
SDT adds self-diagnostic testing support for projects where automated monthly, biannual, and annual test routines are preferred.
Can LEDR-1 be wall or ceiling mounted?
Yes. The snap-fit backplate supports surface installation on walls or ceilings using standard junction-box and conduit-entry conditions.
How should I choose white vs black LEDR-1 housing?
Use white for light ceilings and walls. Use black where darker ceilings, exposed structure, or visible trim packages need lower contrast.
Which LEDR-1 listing options can I select?
The variant set includes CSA, CEC Title 20, and Assembled in USA options, along with combinations that also include SDT, HL, or SPV.
Is the compact LEDR-1 emergency light available in black?
Yes. The product family includes white and black housing configurations across the option matrix.