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Emergency Lighting and Safety Signs

Emergency lights, exit-sign parts, hazardous-location accessories, replacement batteries and safety signs for workplaces and roads. 1,162 products from $1.89 to $1,535.99. Brady, Value Brand, Accuform Signs and more.

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Emergency lights: battery, lamp heads and testing

Powered lights, hazardous-location parts and signs share this aisle, and the light comes first: it holds a battery and charger and switches on by itself when mains power fails, so the battery is the part that matters. Sealed lead acid packs are common, with nickel and lithium-ion types also listed, and a replacement must match the voltage, capacity and connector of the original. Lamp heads vary from one to three, and extra heads cover a wider area. Most listings here use LED lamps, which draw little current. Most buildings expect a periodic test, so pick a unit with a test button and indicator.

Hazardous-location parts and safety signs

Fixtures for hazardous locations are built so they cannot ignite flammable gas, vapor or dust, and they carry a class and division or a zone marking. An accessory, such as a guard or hanger, should be listed for the same rating as the fixture; an ordinary part can undo the protection. Safety signs are chosen by legend, size and material: aluminum holds up outdoors, reflective sheeting helps at night, and a traffic sign should match the standard size and wording used where it will be posted.

Questions about Emergency Lighting and Safety Signs

What battery does an emergency light use?
It depends on the unit: sealed lead acid, nickel-based and lithium-ion packs all appear. Match the voltage, capacity and connector printed on the old battery or in the manual, because a different voltage can damage the charger or leave the lamp dim.
How long should an emergency light stay on?
Many building codes call for about 90 minutes of light after a power failure, though requirements vary by building and region. Look for the stated runtime on the product, and press the test button regularly to confirm the battery still holds.
What does a hazardous location rating tell me?
It names the gas, vapor or dust conditions a fitting is built for, usually as a class and division in North America or a zone elsewhere. Use a part marked for the same rating as the fixture, since an unrated part can break the protection.