Current Lighting’s Compass CUW emergency light is fully sealed and gasketed for outdoor use, with die-cast aluminum housing. It uses universal 100–300V AC input and includes self-test/self-diagnostics. It has an LED life cycle of more than 10 years and offers normally on and emergency lighting. It is wet-location listed and can be used in temperatures between 32°F and 122°F.

Emergi-Lite’s JS series steel housing, emergency lighting battery unit is available in 6V and 12V models with up to 54W capacity. It features low-voltage disconnect, automatic brownout protection and center-to-center spacing of up to 100 feet. Heads are available in thermoplastic or decorative die-cast aluminum. 

Current Lighting’s Compass 46T222 LED emergency light is damp-location rated and includes an emergency battery backup with 90 minutes of illumination. It can operate in temperatures from 68°F to 86°F. It is ceiling- or wall-mounted, and the lamp heads are adjustable. 

Orbit Industries’ EL2LR recessed LED emergency light features dual-voltage input and two fully adjustable 1W LED lamp heads. It offers a minimum of 90 minutes of emergency operation and a push-to-test switch.

Isolite’s ELF flush-mounted architectural emergency light features 4 integrated 1W LED heads that produce bright lights. The LEDs are adjustable and allow up to 50 ft. of light spacing. It is available in textured white and black finishes.

Isolite’s NEMA 12 27–140W emergency light is designed for use in hazardous indoor applications where there is dust, dirt, lint, dripping water or condensation. It is made with a 20-gauge steel cabinet with full welded corners.