Emergency Light Lamps

Emergency light lamps refer to the lamp heads that are attached to emergency lighting units. The lamp heads are what produce illumination during emergencies. Emergency lights are required in buildings that do not have an emergency power generator. Emergency lamp heads vary in size, power, and construction. Consider the type of installation that you are going to do. Exitsigns.net manufactures more than 50 models of emergency lights and offers them through our online store at factory direct prices.

If you are installing emergency lights indoors you can use an affordable thermoplastic model. Our thermoplastic models are a popular choice for commercial applications such as malls, apartments, and condominiums. The EL-1 series is available in black or white and is the most popular emergency lighting fixture that we sell. The EL-1 surface mounts to walls or ceilings and features two 5.4-watt incandescent lamp heads that adjust easily.

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If you are installing your emergency lights into a high-end environment such as retail and commercial office space, consider a recessed emergency light. Recessed emergency lights install flush with the wall or ceiling and minimize the appearance of the safety lighting fixture. The RMDEL is a recessed emergency fixture that comes with two MR16 lamps and is available in black or white. The CRMEL is a recessed emergency light designed for installation into six-inch recessed can housings, so it allows you to turn a standard light into an emergency lighting fixture. The MR series is designed for upscale commercial interiors and is available with multiple lamp head wattages for increased light power.

Click here for the RMDEL series product page.

Click here for the CRMEL series product page.

You might be looking for replacement emergency light bulbs. Exitsigns.net carries a full line of replacement bulbs for many different makes and models of emergency lights. Try to identify the type and wattage of the bulb you need to replace and then give us a call. If you cannot identify the type of bulb you need to replace we can help you figure it out. Call today to talk to an emergency light bulb specialist who will help you find the right bulb or fixture for your application.

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