Emergency “Exit” light in English, 120V with battery, meets CSA. Steel casing, simple or double face.

English "Exit" Emergency Sign 120 V With Battery, Steel Casing

This AimLite English "Exit" emergency exit sign marks an emergency exit with red text in a sturdy white steel casing. Compliant with the CSA standard, it includes an internal battery that takes over during a power failure, without depending on an external back-up supply. Intended for customers outside Quebec, it is lit by very low-consumption, long-life LED bulbs.

It includes two sliding faceplates with the "Exit" cut-out, for single-face (wall) or double-face (ceiling) installation. Each plate is held by a screw and fitted with pre-cut directional arrows, to be punched out as needed.

Power Supply and Back-Up Autonomy

The sign runs on a 120 V 60 Hz supply and includes an internal battery. During a power failure, this battery keeps the lighting on for 90 minutes.

Important: English Sign for Outside Quebec

In Quebec, exit signs must be in French (« Sortie ») ; "Exit" signs are not accepted. This item is intended for customers outside Quebec. For French signs, see the LUM (without battery) and LUMB (with battery) items.

Dimensions and Installation of the Exit Sign

Dimensions : 12 in W × 7.75 in H × 2.5 in D (30.5 × 20 × 6.5 cm). The sign mounts on the wall (single-face) or ceiling (double-face) thanks to its sliding faceplates.

Buildings and Sectors Where This Sign Is Required

Exit signs are required in most buildings that host the public or workers :

• Commercial buildings, offices and institutions.
• Factories, warehouses and industrial sites.
• Schools, hospitals and care facilities.
• Residential buildings, hotels and municipal facilities.

FAQ About the Exit Sign With Battery

What is the autonomy during a power failure ?

The internal battery keeps the lighting on for 90 minutes after a power outage.

Is this sign accepted in Quebec ?

No, in Quebec signs must be in French (« Sortie »). This "Exit" version is intended for customers outside Quebec.

What is the difference with the battery-free model ?

This model is self-contained thanks to its built-in battery, whereas the battery-free model (LUMA) must be connected to an external back-up supply.

Suggested Complementary Emergency Lighting Equipment

To complete your emergency lighting installation, see also a batteryless model (LUMA), a French version (LUMB), a bilingual model (LUM), a pictogram sign (LUMRMB), a combo unit (LU36CLED), a tritium sign (LUMT), a back-up cell (LB65), a LED kit (LALED). Under "Accessories" at the bottom of the page.

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