LED Low Profile Thermoplastic Emergency Light

SKU: E-1-HL
Regular price $38.41

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Low-Profile Thermoplastic LED Emergency Light – Dual 0.5 W Heads — Features & Specs

The E‑1 low‑profile thermoplastic LED emergency light delivers reliable, code‑compliant egress illumination in a compact, durable enclosure. Twin adjustable LED lamp heads, a 90‑minute battery backup, and quick snap‑fit mounting make it an easy upgrade across commercial interiors. For related options, see our thermoplastic emergency lights, compare broader categories of LED emergency lights, and review exterior‑rated choices under damp/wet‑location emergency lights.

UL 924 Ni‑Cd / 90 min Adjustable Heads Low Profile 120/277 V RC (opt.) Damp Location

Key Features

  • UL 924 listed; damp‑location rated for interior use (0–30 °C).
  • Low‑profile, high‑impact thermoplastic housing (white or black) blends into finished interiors.
  • Dual adjustable LED heads 0.5 W each (HL option: 2.0 W each for extended spacing).
  • Typical spacing up to 30 ft on a 3 ft path at 10 ft mounting height (design‑aid; verify with layout).
  • Universal 120/277 VAC input (optional SPV 208/220/240 VAC); status LED & push‑to‑test.
  • 3.6 V Ni‑Cd battery; 90‑minute emergency runtime with solid‑state transfer and dual‑rate charger (~24 h full recharge).
  • Snap‑fit backplate for 4" J‑box; wall or ceiling mount; top/side ½" conduit knockouts.
  • RC option: 1.0 W remote‑head capacity at 6 V (not compatible with HL).
  • Meets NFPA 101, NEC, and OSHA requirements.
  • 5‑year electronics/housing warranty; battery 5‑year prorated.

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Spec Sheet

Download LED Emergency Light Spec Sheet (PDF)

Specifications (Overview)

  • Light Heads: Two adjustable 0.5 W LED lamps (HL option: 2.0 W each).
  • Runtime: 90 minutes (UL 924).
  • Input: 120/277 VAC (opt. SPV 208/220/240 VAC).
  • Battery: 3.6 V Ni‑Cd.
  • Environment: Damp‑location rated (0–30 °C).

Illumination

  • Two 0.5 W LED lampheads with integrated reflectors for efficient corridor coverage.
  • HL option increases output to 2.0 W per head for wider spacing.
  • Design‑aid spacing example: up to 30 ft on a 3 ft path at 10 ft mounting height (validate with photometrics).

Electrical

  • Universal 120/277 VAC input (optional SPV 208/220/240 VAC).
  • Bi‑color status LED and push‑to‑test switch for routine checks.
  • Solid‑state transfer with two‑rate charger (~24 h full recharge).
  • RC models: 1 W remote‑head capacity (6 V output).

Mounting

  • Snap‑fit backplate for standard 4" junction boxes.
  • Surface wall or ceiling mount; top/side ½" conduit knockouts included.

Housing

  • Injection‑molded, impact‑resistant thermoplastic (white or black).
  • Low‑profile form factor minimizes visual clutter in finished interiors.

Options

Warranty / Listings

  • 5‑year warranty on electronics and housing; battery prorated 5 years.
  • UL 924 listed for damp locations (0 °C – 30 °C).
  • Compliant with NFPA 101, NEC, and OSHA.

Dimensions

  • 7 ¼" W × 4 ½" H × 2 ¾" D

Applications & Layout Tips

  • Where to use: Offices, corridors, stair runs, classrooms, reception zones, clinic suites—any interior needing a compact, budget‑friendly emergency light.
  • Mounting height: The 30‑ft example assumes 10 ft MH, neutral reflectances, and clear lines of sight. Dark finishes or shelves reduce spacing.
  • Aiming: Start with each head tilted 10–20° to overlap beams along the egress path; adjust to limit hotspots and shadowing at door thresholds.
  • Circuiting: Provide an unswitched feed to the charger/transfer circuit per code; if sharing with a switched lighting branch, ensure a constant hot is present.

Maintenance & Testing

  • Monthly: 30‑second functional test (push‑to‑test; SDT models automate).
  • Annually: Full 90‑minute discharge test; record results for inspection.
  • Battery care: Replace the Ni‑Cd pack when capacity falls below code‑required runtime; allow ~24 hours to recharge after a full test.

Compare Low‑Profile & Environmental Alternatives (Form Factor • Spacing • Environment)

All models below are emergency lights; values shown are design‑aid examples. Always verify with a project photometric layout.

Model (Link) Form Factor Head Watts / Variants Spacing Example @ MH Battery / Runtime Input / SPV Remote‑Capable Environment
This model — E‑1 Low‑Profile Thermoplastic LED Compact thermoplastic 2 × 0.5 W (opt. 2.0 W heads) ~30 ft on 3' path @ 10' MH Ni‑Cd 3.6 V · 90 min 120/277 V / opt. SPV Opt. 1 W @ 6 V Damp interior
Slim Decorative — DEM (dual 1 W) Low‑profile decorative 2 × 1 W ~50 ft on 3' path @ 12' MH NiMH 4.8 V · 90 min 120/277 V Damp interior
Remote‑Capable Wet — LED‑RX (dual 1.9 W) Sealed thermoplastic 2 × 1.9 W ~22 ft on 3' path @ 7.5' MH Ni‑Cd 3.6 V · 90 min 120/277 V 3.7 W RC Wet / outdoor
Wet‑Location — LEM54‑N4 (dual 1 W) Gasketed thermoplastic 2 × 1 W ~18 ft on 3' path @ 7.5' MH Ni‑Cd · 90 min 120/277 V Wet / wash‑down

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the emergency runtime?

The E‑1 provides a minimum of 90 minutes using its 3.6 V Ni‑Cd battery (UL 924 compliant).

Can it be ceiling‑mounted?

Yes. The snap‑fit backplate aligns with 4" junction boxes and includes knockouts for wall or ceiling mounting.

Can I increase brightness?

Choose the HL option for 2.0 W heads and extended spacing. (Not compatible with the RC option.)

Is it rated for damp locations?

Yes. It’s UL 924 damp‑location listed for operation from 0 °C to 30 °C.

Does it support remote heads?

RC models provide 1 W of remote capacity (6 V output) to power compatible remote heads; not compatible with the HL option.

  • low‑profile emergency light
  • thermoplastic LED egress unit
  • UL 924 90‑minute battery backup
  • adjustable twin‑head emergency light
  • Ni‑Cd emergency lighting
  • damp‑rated corridor lighting
  • remote‑capable emergency light (1 W)

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