Westgate EL-HO 2-Head High-Output LED Emergency Light 4200K - 3-Watt Per Head
PART# EL-HO
Web Price
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Lumen:650lm
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Wattage:3 Watt
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| Mounting Height | 8 - 10 Feet |
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| Type of Area | Gas Station & Convenience Store, Industrial & Warehouse, Office & Small Retail, Schools, Hotels, Hospitals, Commercial Offices, Factory / Industrial, Retail |
| Certifications | UL, IP20 |
| Color Temp | 4200K |
| Dimmable | No |
| Dimensions | 5" x 12.5" x 2.8" D |
| Width | 12.5" |
| Height | 5" |
| Lumen Output: | 650 |
| Manufacturer | Westgate |
| Product Warranty | 3 Year |
| Part Number | EL-HO |
| Technology | LED - New Fixture |
| Voltage | Multivolt 120V-277V |
| Wattage | 3 Watt |
ShineRetrofits Input:
This EL Series Exit and Emergency Light is modern and designed with two fully adjustable 3-watt LED lamp heads. It features a built-in 6V 4Ah Lead Acid battery and runs at 90 minutes minimum during emergency operation. Easy to install and applicable for residential buildings and commercial locations.
Features:
• Innovative, Easy Installation in Minutes
• Injection-Molded Thermoplastic ABS Housing, UL 94V-0 Flame Rating.
• 3-Year Warranty
• 2x3pcs Super bright LED lamp heads for emergency mode
Technical Specifications
Electrical:
• Voltage: 120-277V / 50-60Hz
• Power Factor: >0.90
• Wattage: 3W Per Head
• Efficacy: 108 LPW
Mechanical:
• Mounting: wall mounting with KO’s in Back Plate
• Universal J-box Mounting Pattern
• Maximum 24 hours for Full Recharge Time
• Test Switch and Charge Indicator
• Operating temperature: 68-122°F
• Rated life: 90-minute rated
• White Finish
• IP 20, Indoor Use Only
Lighting:
• Two fully adjustable 3-watt LED lamp heads for safe egress
• Improved Beam Control for Increased Spacing and
• Illumination
• Total Lumens: 650LM
• Color Temperatures: 4200K
• Built-in 6V 4Ah Lead Acid battery for a minimum of 90 minutes of Emergency Operation
Applications:
• Emergency lighting is designed to provide sufficient illumination during a mains power failure. Modern emergency lighting is installed in virtually every commercial and high occupancy residential building. Most building codes require that they be installed in older buildings as well.
