LED Slim Decorative Emergency Unit

SKU: DEMW
Regular price $100.86

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Slim LED Decorative Emergency Light — Dual 1 W Heads — Features & Specs

The DEM LED decorative emergency unit brings a sleek, low‑profile look to code‑required egress lighting. Twin 1 W adjustable LED heads support design‑aid spacing up to 50 ft on a 3 ft path at a 12 ft mounting height, while a long‑life 4.8 V NiMH battery delivers 90 minutes of backup. Ideal for offices, corridors, and public interiors upgrading to modern LED emergency lights. For compact aesthetics across a full catalog, see thermoplastic emergency lights and our curated picks of low‑profile emergency lights.

UL 924 Up to 50 ft NiMH / 90 min 120–277 V Damp Location Slim Profile

Key Features

  • Minimalist, decorative low‑profile design for modern interiors (offices, corridors, reception, public spaces).
  • Dual adjustable 1 W LED heads; spacing up to 50 ft on a 3 ft path at 12 ft MH (design‑aid; verify via photometrics).
  • Universal 120–277 VAC input with bi‑color status LED and push‑to‑test.
  • 4.8 V NiMH battery with 90‑minute emergency runtime; ~24 h typical recharge.
  • Solid‑state transfer and two‑rate charger for dependable switchover.
  • Damp‑location rated (10–50 °C / 50–122 °F).
  • High‑impact, flame‑retardant UL 94 5VA thermoplastic (white or black).
  • Fast install: universal backplate; top/side ½" conduit knockouts.
  • Options: SDT self‑diagnostics (monthly, biannual, annual).
  • Compliance: UL 924; meets NFPA 101, NEC, and OSHA.
  • Warranty: 5‑year electronics & housing; battery 5‑year prorated.

Applications & Design Notes

Use the DEM when you need an understated architectural emergency light without bulky heads or boxy housings. Its slim body sits close to finished surfaces and blends with minimalist interiors. The adjustable optics let you push light down long corridors or widen coverage in lobby spaces. For outdoor or hose‑down areas, compare dedicated weatherproof units under damp‑location emergency lights.

  • When appearance matters: DEM’s low projection and smooth face keep sightlines clean in public‑facing spaces.
  • When wiring is tight: The universal J‑box pattern and top/side ½" knockouts simplify retrofit feeds.
  • When layouts vary: Start with the design‑aid spacing (50 ft @ 3 ft path at 12 ft MH), then refine with a site photometric.

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Spec Sheet

Download DEM LED Decorative Emergency Unit Spec Sheet (PDF)

Illumination

  • Two ultra‑bright 1 W LED heads with integrated reflector/lens assemblies.
  • Design‑aid spacing up to 50 ft center‑to‑center on a 3 ft path at 12 ft mounting height (layout dependent).

Electrical

  • Universal 120–277 VAC input with bi‑color status LED and push‑to‑test.
  • 4.8 V NiMH battery with a minimum 90‑minute emergency runtime.
  • Solid‑state transfer and two‑rate charger (~24 h full recharge).
  • Input power: 2.0 W | 0.03 A (standard) · 2.5 W (SDT self‑test).

Mounting

  • Universal backplate knockouts for surface wall mounting.
  • Top and side ½" conduit knockouts for flexible feed locations.

Housing

  • High‑impact, flame‑retardant UL 94 5VA thermoplastic — white or black finish.
  • Damp‑location rated (10–50 °C / 50–122 °F).

Options

Warranty / Listings

  • 5‑year warranty on electronics and housing; battery prorated 5 years.
  • UL 924 listed for damp locations (10–50 °C / 50–122 °F).
  • Meets NFPA 101, NEC, and OSHA.

Dimensions

  • 9 11/16" W × 3 1/8" H × 5 15/16" D

Selection, Layout & Testing Tips

  • Photometric check: Treat the 50 ft spacing as a starting point and validate with a site‑specific layout, especially in wide corridors or spaces with dark finishes.
  • Mounting height: DEM is optimized around 12 ft MH; at lower heights, tighten spacing to maintain minimum foot‑candle targets along the path of egress.
  • Maintenance: Use the push‑to‑test monthly and log results, or specify SDT for automated test intervals (monthly, 6‑month, annual).
  • Aesthetics: Position DEM to align with other wall devices (stats, panels) for a clean datum line in design‑sensitive spaces.

Compare Decorative & Compact Egress Units (No Pricing)

Feature‑focused comparison only. Use the spec sheets to finalize electrical and spacing for your application.

Model / Link Form Factor Heads / Optics Design‑Aid Spacing Battery / Runtime Diagnostics / RC Listing / Use Case
This model — DEM (Slim Decorative Emergency Light) Slim thermoplastic 2 × 1 W LED, adjustable ~50 ft @ 3 ft path · 12 ft MH 4.8 V NiMH · 90 min SDT optional · no RC UL 924 Damp · interiors
Thermoplastic Exit & Emergency Combo — CEM Exit + heads combo 2 × 0.5 W (opt. 2.0 W HL) Varies by head set Ni‑Cd · 90 min SDT opt. · RC 1.0 W UL 924 Damp · doors, lobbies
Industrial Wet‑Location Emergency Unit — LEDTFX‑2 Rugged wet‑list 2 × 1.875 W sealed LEDs Long‑throw (outdoor) Ni‑Cd · 90 min Remote 3.7 W UL 924 Wet · exterior paths
Die‑Cast EXIT & Emergency Combo — CKXTEU Architectural combo 2 × 3 W LEDs Varies; wide distribution Ni‑Cd · 90 min RC up to 3 W UL 924 Damp · design‑forward

Frequently Asked Questions

What spacing can the DEM achieve?

As a design aid, up to 50 ft center‑to‑center on a 3 ft path at a 12 ft mounting height. Always confirm with a project photometric.

Is the DEM appropriate for commercial interiors?

Yes. It’s a decorative emergency light for offices, retail, corridors, stair approaches, and reception areas where aesthetics matter.

Does the DEM offer self‑diagnostics?

Yes. Specify the SDT option for automated monthly, 6‑month, and annual tests aligned with life‑safety maintenance.

Is the unit code‑compliant?

It is UL 924 listed for damp locations and meets NFPA 101, NEC, and OSHA requirements.

How fast is installation?

The universal backplate and ½" conduit knockouts simplify mounting and side/top feeds for retrofit and new work.

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