By law, all our Exit Signs and Emergency Lighting have been tested by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL). This certifies the product has been tested to meet or exceed all necessary standards set out by code. Learn more about these Certifications in our "NRTL Certifications Resource Guide"
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Are there “Battery-Powered” Exit Signs?
There is no such thing as a “Battery-Powered” Exit Sign that meets the codes set out in NFPA 101. Battery Backup Exit
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Can I wire an Exit Light to a cord
Can I wire an Exit Light to a cord and plug so that it can be plugged into a wall outlet?Modification of any exit or eme
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How do I start gathering pool lighting ideas?You can find inspiration almost anywhere: our gallery of swimming pool
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Do I need Emergency Lighting?
The law requires adequate and reliable illumination for all exits and paths of egress. A number of established codes fro
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How long does an Emergency Light stay on for?
When the electricity goes out and the Emergency Mode begins, the light must illuminate at a minimum of 1 footcandle aver
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What is the difference between damp and wet location?
A damp location is an exterior or interior location that is normally or periodically exposed to condensation of moisture
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How often should I test my Emergency Lighting sytem?
You are required by law to test your exit and emergency lighting regularly. According to NFPA 101 Life Safety Codes, uni
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What color Exit Sign do I need?
In the United States, Exit Signs can have either red or green lettering, but in most cases red is the safer bet. Many st
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How do I test Exit Lights?
For non self-testing units, look for a small Push to Test button that cuts power to the unit, sending it into emergency
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