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OSHA Code of Federal Regulations
• Requires adequate and reliable illumination for all exits
• Requires proper maintenance to assure that exit lighting is in continuously proper operating condition
NFPA 70 - National Electric Code
• Requires specific illumination and performance of emergency and exit lights
• Provides functional standards for battery-powered emergency and exit lighting
NFPA 101 - Life Safety Code
• Requires a monthly inspection of all emergency and exit lighting systems
• Requires an annual test of all emergency and exit lighint systems
International Fire Code
• Requires proper illumination of means of egress
• Requires assurance that emergency and exit lighting systems will provide illumination for at least 60 minutes
NFPA 1997 5-9.3
Periodic Testing of Emergency Lighting Equipment
An annual test shall be conducted for a 1-1/2 hour duration. Equipment shall be fully functional for the duration of the test.
Standard Fire Prevention Code 1999
807.1.4 Exit Illumination and Signs A functional test shall be conducted on every required emergency lighting system at 30-day intervals for a minimum of 30-seconds.

Emergency Lights

Series LGSHL High Lumen Indoor Emergency Light

Product Code: LGSHL

Steel Housing 12V up to 40W Capacities High-Performance LED Emergency Lighting Unit

Standard Configuration Price: $312
Standard LED Emergency Light Series : ELLE

Product Code: ELLE

White or Black Housing

Standard Configuration Price: $26
Adjustable Optics LED Emergency Light Series : ELRTL

Product Code: ELRTL

Adjustable Optics LED Emergency Light Series : ELRTL

Standard Configuration Price: $26
Decorative Halogen or LED MR16 Emergency Light

Product Code: EL16

Decorative Halogen or LED MR16 Emergency Light available in White or Black Housing

Standard Configuration Price: $25
Decorative High-Capacity Emergency Light with 9-hour Runtime Series: ELMR50

Product Code: ELMR50

Decorative High-Capacity Emergency Light with 9-hour Runtime Series: ELMR50

Standard Configuration Price: $120
Remote Capable MR-16 Emergency Light Series : ELR16HO

Product Code: ELR16HO

Decorative Indoor MR16 Emergency Light with Remote Head Capacity | Series ELR16HO

Standard Configuration Price: $45
Semi-Recessed MR-16 Emergency Light Series : ELMR16L

Product Code: ELMR16L

Semi-Recessed MR-16 Emergency Light Series : ELMR16L

Standard Configuration Price: $50
Remote Capable LED Emergency Light Series : ELRFH

Product Code: ELRFH

Remote Capable LED Emergency Light Series : ELRFH

Standard Configuration Price: $24
LED Low Profile Thermoplastic Emergency Light Series : ELEO

Product Code: ELEO

LED Low Profile Thermoplastic Emergency Light Series : ELEO

Standard Configuration Price: $25
Wet Location Semi-Recessed MR-16 Emergency Light Series  : ELMR16WP

Product Code: ELMR16WP

Clear housing design looks great

Standard Configuration Price: $75
Glare-Free PAR-Type Emergency Light Series : ELNYXR

Product Code: ELNYXR

Glare-Free PAR-Type Emergency Light Series : ELNYXR

Standard Configuration Price: $90
Thermoplastic Emergency Light Series : ELEC

Product Code: ELEC

Thermoplastic Emergency Light Series : ELEC

Standard Configuration Price: $62
Chicago Approved Steel LED Emergency Light Series :ELCALR

Product Code: ELCALR

Chicago Approved Steel LED Emergency Light Series :ELCALR

Standard Configuration Price: $130
Adjustable Recessed Emergency Down-light Series : EMRL

Product Code: EMRL

EMRL

Standard Configuration Price: $95
Halogen Emergency Light Series : ELCA

Product Code: ELCA

Halogen Emergency Light Series : ELCA

Standard Configuration Price: $130
Wet Location Remote Capable LED Emergency Light Series : ELTX

Product Code: ELTX

Wet Location Remote Capable LED Emergency Light Series : ELTX

Standard Configuration Price: $228
Incandescent Emergency Light Series : ELR7

Product Code: ELR7

Incandescent Emergency Light Series : ELR7

Standard Configuration Price: $89
Fully Recessed Emergency Light Series : ELSE

Product Code: ELSE

Fully Recessed Emergency Light Series : ELSE

Standard Configuration Price: $89
Wet-Location Incandescent Emergency Light Series : ELTFX2

Product Code: ELTFX2

Wet-Location Incandescent Emergency Light Series : ELTFX2

Standard Configuration Price: $93
Remote Capable Incandescent Emergency Light Series : ELXR

Product Code: ELXR

White or Black Housing

Standard Configuration Price: $94
6 and 12 Volt Steel Enclosure Emergency Light Series : EL89

Product Code: EL89

6 and 12 Volt Steel Enclosure Emergency Light Series : EL89

Standard Configuration Price: $96
Steel Housing LED Emergency Light Series : ELSDXLR627

Product Code: ELSDXLR627

Steel Housing LED Emergency Light Series : ELSDXLR627

Standard Configuration Price: $127
Decorative Outdoor LED Emergency Light Series : ELBO

Product Code: ELBO

LED Decorative Outdoor Die-Cast AC/Emergency Unit Series : ELBO

Standard Configuration Price: $170
Incandescent Emergency Light Series : ELTB

Product Code: ELTB

Incandescent Emergency Light Series : ELTB

Standard Configuration Price: $215
Cold Storage NEMA-4X and NSF rated Industrial Emergency Lighting Unit Series: ELV18M

Product Code: ELV18M

Ideal for cold storage and food prep applications, the NEMA-4X and NSF Certified ELV18M Series delivers reliable, energy efficient, Emergency Lighting

Standard Configuration Price: $355
Die-Cast Aluminum LED Emergency Light Series : ELUX

Product Code: ELUX

Die-Cast Aluminum LED Emergency Light Series : ELUX

Standard Configuration Price: $286
Hazardous Area Explosion Proof Emergency Light Series LGXPL

Product Code: LGXPL

Class I, Division 1 Explosion Proof LED Emergency Light with High Lumen spot lights (2) which can be adjusted in horizontal and vertical planes.

Standard Configuration Price: $2705
LGHEQ Certified LED Emergency Light

Product Code: LGHEQ


Standard Configuration Price: $213
City of Chicago Approved LED Emergency Unit Series; LGELLC

Product Code: LGELLC

LGELLC

Standard Configuration Price: $130
Tundra EEVXC Series Cold and Wet Location LED Exit Sign Combo

Product Code: EEVXC

Tundra EEVXC Series is a LED Exit Sign Emergency Light Combo designed for Extreme Cold, Wet, and Vandal Prone Locations

Standard Configuration Price: $565

5-8.1.3* The floors of means of egress shall be illuminated at all points including angles and intersections of corridors and passageways, stairways, landings of stairs, and exit doors to values of not less than 1 footcandle (10 lx) measured at the floor. Exception: In assembly occupancies, the illumination of the floors of exit access shall be not less than 1/5 footcandle (2 lx) during periods of performances or projections involving directed light.

5-9.2.1*
 Emergency illumination shall be provided for a period of 1 1/2 hours in the event of failure of normal Lighting. Emergency Lighting facilities shall be arranged to provide initial illumination that is no less than an average of 1 footcandle (10 lx) and a minimum at any point of .1 footcandle (1 lx) measured along the path of egress at floor level. Illumination levels may decline to .6 footcandle (6 lx) average and a minimum at any point of .06 footcandle (.6 lx) at the end of the emergency Lighting time duration. A maximum to minimum illumination uniformity ratio of 40 to 1 shall not be exceeded.

  • Q: What is the purpose of emergency lighting?

    The purpose of emergency lighting is to provide illumination during power outages or other emergencies, to enable people to evacuate the building safely and quickly, and to locate emergency equipment.
  • Q: What are the types of emergency lighting?

    There are several types of emergency lighting, including self-contained emergency lighting, central battery emergency lighting, and generator-backed emergency lighting. Self-contained emergency lighting is the most common type, as it is easy to install and maintain, and can operate independently during emergencies.
  • Q: What are the regulations for emergency lighting?

    The regulations for emergency lighting are set by safety codes and standards, such as the International Building Code (IBC), the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) codes, and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations. These regulations specify the minimum illumination levels, uniformity, coverage, placement, and testing requirements for emergency lighting systems.
  • Q: How often should emergency lighting be tested?

    Emergency lighting should be tested regularly to ensure that it is functioning properly and to identify any issues or deficiencies. Safety codes and standards specify the testing frequency and procedures for emergency lighting, which typically include monthly and annual tests. Monthly tests involve a brief functional test of the lighting system, while annual tests involve a more comprehensive test of the entire system.
  • Q: What are the advantages of LED emergency lighting?

    LED emergency lighting offers several advantages over traditional emergency lighting systems, including higher energy efficiency, longer lifespan, lower maintenance costs, and brighter and more focused illumination. LED emergency lighting also has a lower carbon footprint, as it uses less energy and contains no hazardous materials.
  • Q: Can emergency lighting be used for other purposes?

    Emergency lighting is designed specifically for emergency use, and should not be used for other purposes, such as general lighting. Emergency lighting is subject to safety regulations and codes, and is designed to provide illumination during emergencies only.
  • Q: What should I consider when designing an emergency lighting system?

    When designing an emergency lighting system, there are several factors to consider, such as the illumination levels and uniformity, the placement and coverage of the lighting, the type of emergency power supply and backup systems, and compliance with safety regulations and codes. It is also important to consider the specific needs and characteristics of the building or space, such as the height and size of the space, the occupancy and use, and the location of emergency exits and equipment.
  • Q: How can I ensure that my emergency lighting system is compliant with safety regulations and codes?

    To ensure compliance with safety regulations and codes, it is important to consult with qualified professionals, such as electrical engineers or lighting designers, who are familiar with the regulations and standards. They can help to design and install an emergency lighting system that meets the requirements and provides adequate coverage and redundancy. It is also important to test the system regularly and maintain it properly, to ensure that it is functioning properly during emergencies.



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