Barron Lighting Group’s CP-EMX Champion emergency light is for use in harsh or hazardous environments. It has NEMA 4X fiberglass housing and high-impact, weatherproof emergency lamps.

Westgate Manufacturing’s EL-WP-Series LED two-head emergency light has 6W per head. In emergency mode, it provides more than 400-lm output. It can operate in 5°F to 104°F, is rated IP-65 and suitable for wet locations.

Nora Lighting’s NE-921LED decorative outdoor die-cast LED emergency light includes a heater pack for cold weather applications. General illumination can be controlled with a photosensor or wall switch. It is rated IP-65.

Current Lighting’s Compass CU2HL emergency light is available in 2.7W and 5.4W units. It has a long-life lithium iron phosphate battery for 90-minute emergency lighting. It is damp-location listed for 50°F to 104°F.

Nicor Lighting’s LED emergency outdoor full cutoff light combines 90-minute emergency lighting with a low-profile, architectural design. It is made for outdoor use and has an optional cold-weather kit. The cold weather option can operate in temperatures from –13°F to 122°F. It comes standard with a photocell and wall switch and has an optional motion sensor for additional energy efficiency. 

Evenlite’s Evolve high-performance industrial emergency light features 2–4 LED lamp heads that deliver more than 1,565 lumens and illuminate up to 240 ft. on center. A zoom optic enables instant conversion between floodlight and spotlight modes for adaptable emergency lighting. It is half the size of standard units with a 2.6-in. profile. It also features an optional NEMA 4X-rated construction and operates in temperates down to –40°F.

Westgate Manufacturing’s ELN4X-Series NEMA 4X-rated LED emergency light has two fully adjustable 3.3W, glare-free LED lamp heads. It operates in temperatures from 68–122°F and is UL-listed for damp locations. It has ½-in. top and back knockouts for conduit mounting.

Evenlite’s Curve architectural high-­performance LED emergency light comes in 9W or 16W models and delivers maximum spacing up to 135 feet. It is damp-listed and is designed for retail, office and institutional spaces.

Lithonia Lighting’s ELMRE emergency remote head is a remote LED lighting unit designed to provide light for the path of egress as part of an emergency lighting system. Available in single or twin lamp heads, it can be wall- or ceiling-mounted and is UL-damp-listed.

Lithonia Lighting’s INDL emergency unit light is designed for industrial applications. Three lumen packages are available: 640, 1,100 and 2,200 lumens. It is wet-location-rated and has a voltage rating of 120V to 347V.

Westgate’s 120–277V/50–60 Hz EL-HO Series LED 2-head high-output emergency light emits 650 lumens and has a 4,200K color temperature. Each fully-adjustable head is 3W. It is wall-mounted, with knockouts in the back plate and a universal J-box mounting pattern. It can operate in temperatures between 68°F and 122°F. It is designed for indoor use only.

Isolite’s HZL Class 1, Division 2 emergency light is designed for use in applications such as schools, institutions, public areas and apartment complexes where vandalism may occur. It has NEMA 4X housing. The light is made of fully gasketed fiberglass housing with an impact-resistant polycarbonate lens, and it is suited for temperatures from 50°F to 104°F.

Nicor Lighting’s 120/277V AC EOT LED teardrop 90-minute emergency light is designed for outdoor use, operating in temperatures between 32°F and 122°F under emergency conditions. A photocell and wall switch improves energy efficiency. It also has an LED indicator light and test button with self-diagnostics. 

Westgate Manufacturing’s EL-1 LED emergency light has two fully adjustable 1W, glare-free lamp heads. It has a dual-voltage capability of 120/277 and can operate in temperatures between 68°F and 122°F. It has a 3.6V Ni-Cad rechargeable battery and is made of high-impact thermoplastic.

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 CUSO LED light emits 1,600 lumens in AC normal use and 600 lumens in an emergency. Suitable for outdoor applications, it is wet-location listed. It includes a photosensor and PIR motion-detection sensor.

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. 

Evenlite’s Tufflite IPX industrial emergency lighting unit is for use in IP-66 and NEMA 4X wet locations, and it is approved for use in splash zones equivalent to NSF2. It has a die-cast aluminum enclosure and a vandal-resistant lens. A universal mounting pattern and keyhole slots are cast in the back plate.  

Nicor Lighting’s EML1-LED emergency light is damp-location-rated and fire-retardant, with a UL-947-0 flame rating. The low-profile lighting unit has injection-molded, thermoplastic ABS housing and adjustable heads. It has an input power of 1.15W at 120/277V AC and features a universal mounting plate.

Isolite’s LMIGN2 emergency light is compact and fully recessed. It features a universal (wall or ceiling) back box provided with fully adjustable mounting hardware to suit many applications.

Isolite’s outdoor wet location emergency light is designed for indoor and outdoor areas, damp locations and cold-weather applications. It features eight LEDs and offers 90 minutes of emergency lighting.

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 ERT recessed T-bar emergency light is designed for installation in T-bar type grid ceiling systems. It features two fully adjustable, top-mounted par 36 style lighting heads in high-impact thermoplastic standard. It can power multiple remote heads. 

Honeywell’s Agora LED anti-panic headlight has one hour of battery backup and LED indicators that show the status of the battery and light source. It is designed for large indoor areas, including sports halls and warehouses. 

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.