Emergency Lights

Emergency Lights

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FIXTURE IMAGE
FIXTURE NAME	Emergency Lights w/Integral Heads	Emergency Lights w/Adjustable Heads	LED Exit Signs w/Emergency Lights
FIXTURE MODEL #	PR-2	PR-1	PCXTEU-2RW
Housing	White injection molded thermoplastic	White injection molded thermoplastic	White injection molded thermoplastic
Letter Colors	N/A	N/A	Red
Emergency Lamps	Two 5.4W, 6V, DC, T4 Wedge-base incandescent lamps	Two 5W, 7V, DC, T5 Wedge-base incandescent lamps	Two 5.4W, 6V, DC, T4 Wedge-base incandescent lamps
Universal Mount	Yes	Yes	Yes
Battery	Rechargeable 6V, 4.5-ah	Rechargeable 6V, 4.5-ah	Rechargeable 6V, 4.5-ah
Pricing	$17.85 Buy this Item	$18.90 Buy this Item	$47.25 Buy this Item

Troubleshooting Tips for Emergency Lighting

Problem: The emergency unit does not light up and the LED indicator does not come ON.

Suggestion: Check to see if the power supply wires inside the unit are properly connected. Connecting 277 volts of input power to the 120-volt wire inside the emergency unit can cause the unit to burn out. Connecting 120 volts of input power to the 277-volt wire inside the emergency unit can cause the unit not turn ON. Also, in some cases there might be a gap between the input clip and the circuit board. Make certain that the input clip is connected correctly and securely to the circuit board.

Problem: The emergency lights do not come ON in an emergency.

Suggestion: The battery in the emergency unit needs to be connected right after AC power is supplied to the unit. Then, the battery needs to charge for, at least, a couple of hours before doing any initial tests. A 24-hour recharge time is required for a full 90-minute emergency operation.

Problem: The battery is connected properly but the emergency lights still do not come ON in the emergency mode.

Suggestion: The battery should have been in a charging mode for, at least, a couple of hours before doing any initial tests. Make certain that all of the light bulb connections are tight and secure and that the light bulbs are in good condition. If they are all good, then the manufacturer of the unit may have to be contacted for further assistance.

Problem: In a combo unit (exit sign + emergency light) the LEDs in the exit sign come ON but the light bulbs in the emergency lights do not come ON in the emergency mode.

Suggestion: Check the light bulbs to be certain that they are not burned out and that they are in good condition. Check to make certain that all of the light bulb connections are tight and secure. The battery needs to be charged for, at least, a few hours in order to be able to power up the light bulbs. If all these conditions are met and the light bulbs still don't come ON, then the battery might need to be replaced.