Liton Emergency Lights

LITON's Emergency Lighting Collection come in a variety of styles to fit many applications that safety engineers commonly encounter. All feature heavy-duty construction and are completely self-contained for maintenance free operation for years to come.

Available with remote capacity when additional lights need to be located away from the main emergency fixture and with adjustable lighting heads to direct light in the exact location where illumination is needed during outage.

National, state and local codes guide emergency lighting applications. These codes and basic requirements are established mainly by the National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) and the Life Safety Code (NFPA 101).

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At a Minimum:

• Code requires at least 90 minutes of continuous illumination from an emergency lighting source.

• Emergency lighting must be operational within 10 seconds of the loss of normal power.

• Emergency lighting units must provide an average of at least one foot-candle of inital illumination at floor level along the path of egress. The minimum amount of illumination at floor level along the path of egress is 0.1 foot-candle.

• Emergency lighting must provide a max-to-min illuminance ratio that is less than or equal to 40:1 along the path of egress.

• Changes in egress path direction are to be clearly marked.

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