Commercial Emergency Lights & Backup Lighting
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Emergency lights have one primary purpose: to promptly get people out of your building in case of a problem. Problems that trigger the emergency lights would be power outages, blackouts, fires, lightning strikes, or any problem that causes a power failure in a building. Emergency light fixtures from Warehouse Lighting are available with emergency backup batteries or remote capable emergency lights in your choice of colors to accommodate your space with ease and affordability. Types of Emergency Lights For A Commercial Business There are several types of emergency light fixtures for different mounting applications. These types consist of wall-mounted exit signs, recessed drop ceiling exit signs and emergency lights, or ceiling mounted exit lighting. These emergency lights are made to last for a long time with their quality construction and durable materials such as tempered glass lenses and aluminum housings. Considerations For Emergency Light Fixtures: Number of lamps - The number of lamps in backup emergency lights is of critical importance. You want to consider the size of the space and the foot candle created by each head, and the directional reach of the light spread. For a light to be adequate and increase safety, it needs to offer enough visibility for people to safely navigate hallways or spaces to find the exit. A single fixture with triple directional heads can achieve the proper illumination levels or by placing several double or even single head units throughout the space. The key is to ensure the right foot candle per square foot for the area. Generally, codes denote at least one-foot candle per square foot but keep in mind that may not be enough for all patrons to see adequately, so consider aiming for more if possible. Most codes stipulate you can go up to but not exceed 40-foot candles per square foot. Lamp type - The type of bulb also matters in choosing emergency backup lights. Incandescent is an acceptable option since these lights won't receive co