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Emergency Lights – LED, UL 924 Compliant, Commercial Grade
UL 924 emergency lights are essential for meeting fire codes, insurance requirements, and OSHA safety standards. At EmergencyLights.net, we provide high-performance, cost-effective lighting solutions for commercial and industrial environments—including remote-capable emergency lights, outdoor-rated models, recessed units, and die-cast aluminum options. Fast shipping available nationwide.
UL 924 Listed
NFPA 101 Compliant
OSHA Approved
Our latest LED emergency lights feature ultra-bright diodes and energy-efficient operation. Each unit includes a maintenance-free backup battery—NiCad, NiMH, or Lithium—eliminating bulky sealed lead-acid setups. These fixtures reduce installation time and meet the latest commercial safety standards.
Is your building ready for a power outage? Our emergency lighting with backup battery provides consistent illumination during blackouts—ideal for office buildings, warehouses, and retail environments. We also offer damp-location fixtures for covered outdoor areas and self-testing emergency lights to simplify maintenance.
Need something more specific? Explore our full selection of battery backup emergency lights, recessed emergency fixtures, and wet-location rated models. All orders ship fast from U.S. warehouses.
💡 What is an emergency light? An emergency light functions as a safety device that turns on automatically to illuminate hallways, stairwells, and exits during a power failure. Most units rely on internal battery backup, while larger systems may use inverters or generators.
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Emergency Lights Frequently Asked Questions
❓ What types of emergency lighting fixtures do I need?
Most facilities need wall-mounted units, remote heads, and damp/wet-location fixtures based on layout and code. Always check with your inspector.
❓ How long do emergency lights operate during a blackout?
At least 90 minutes per NFPA and OSHA standards. Our lights meet UL 924 compliance for emergency runtime.
❓ How often should I inspect emergency lighting systems?
Test monthly for 30 seconds and annually for 90 minutes. Self-testing lights automate this process.
❓ What environments require vandal-resistant emergency lights?
Install in areas prone to damage or tampering—such as gyms, correctional facilities, schools, or transit hubs.
❓ Do I need hazardous-location rated emergency lights?
Yes, if flammable gases or vapors are present. See our hazardous-rated options.
❓ Can I add wire guards to existing emergency lights?
Yes — our universal-fit wire guards retrofit to most models to prevent impact damage.
❓ Are these lights activated by motion?
No, emergency lights are activated during an emergency such as a power failure or fire alarm. If you're looking for security or motion-activated lighting, please shop our Wall Pack Lights.