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Thin Exit & Emergency Combo, Thermoplastic, Red Letters, Battery Backup

By MaxLite

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Thin Exit & Emergency Combo, Thermoplastic, Red Letters, Battery Backup

$52.30
  • SKU: MX-EXTC-RW
  • MPN: EXTC-RW

Quick Overview

Compact exit and emergency combo unit with thermoplastic housing, red letters, and battery backup. 62 lumens per head, 1.66/1.85W (120/277V) draw.

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Description

The MaxLite EXTC-RW is a thin exit and emergency combo unit, featuring a thermoplastic housing and red letters. This unit is designed for efficient and reliable emergency lighting, ensuring safety and compliance.

Key Features and Benefits

  • High impact UV stabilized flame-rated thermoplastic housing UL94 V-0
  • 120V or 277V AC input
  • Nickel Cadmium (NiCad) battery meets UL 90-minute emergency lighting requirement
  • Test switch and AC-On indicator included
  • Wall or ceiling mount capabilities, canopy included
  • Single or double face with removable chevrons
  • Combo heads adjustable
  • Self Diagnostic option available
  • Operating temperatures 20°C-30°C
  • White finish standard, Black available as special order

Specifications

  • 62 lumens per head
  • 1.66/1.85W (120/277V) draw
  • UL924 Listed for Damp Locations
  • 5-year standard warranty, extendable to 10 years

Common Uses

This product is ideal for use in commercial buildings, offices, schools, and other settings where reliable emergency lighting is essential.