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Author Archives: adminolivia

Why are emergency exit signs red or green?

Company BlogBy adminoliviaJanuary 12, 2023

One of the most shocking incidents in American industrial history occurred on March 25, 1911, in New York City. The Triangle Shirtwaist Company factory burned, killing 146 workers. The tragedy was largely preventable as most victims died due to neglected safety features and locked doors within the building.

UL 924 – Emergency Lighting and Power Equipment

Company BlogBy adminoliviaJanuary 9, 2023

The UL 924 standard is applicable for emergency lighting and power equipment circuits of 600 volts or less, which is intended to supply power and illumination in critical locations when the regular power fails.

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LED Exit Signs & Combos, New York City Exit Signs, View All Exit Signs & CombosBy adminoliviaNovember 29, 2022

Elite Edge-Lit Exit Sign, Custom Graphics

Emergency Lighting Inverter

What is an Emergency Lighting Inverter?

Company BlogBy adminoliviaAugust 17, 2022

No matter the battery capacity, an inverter provides several advantages over other systems. Learn more about how inverters support emergency lighting systems.

Exit Signs and Emergency Lights Guide Facility Occupants to Safety

Company BlogBy adminoliviaJuly 25, 2022

Safety regulations mandate that emergency exit signs appear at all points of egress from a building and all areas inside a building leading to the point of egress.

What batteries are used in emergency exit signs and lights?

Company BlogBy adminoliviaJuly 19, 2022

Internal rechargeable batteries provide power for emergency fixtures when the power goes out. Learn about these various battery types.

Emergency Lighting Code Review

Company BlogBy adminoliviaJuly 14, 2022

Learn more about the agencies and codes that apply to the installation of emergency and exit lighting.

Introducing the ELT2 Edge-Lit Exit Sign

webinar-seriesBy adminoliviaDecember 9, 2022

Remote Lamps & Heads

webinar-seriesBy adminoliviaOctober 28, 2022

Flying Colors

webinar-seriesBy adminoliviaOctober 14, 2022
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