Emergency

Emergency / Egress Area

Conditions:

An emergency path of egress is an unobstructed and continuous route of exit from all points within a building or structure. These areas require compliance with local and national codes.

Typical Applications

	Corridors
	Stairways
	Lobbies
	Fire Escapes
	Balconies

	Parking Garages
	Warehouses
	Manufacturing Facilities
	Retail Warehouses
	General Office

OTHER REFERENCE INFORMATION

American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) Recommended Practices RP-07-00
National Fire protection Association (NFPA 101)
NEC Article 500

	Reflectances– Varies
	Dirt - Clean to Dirty *TD 5-7
	Temperature - Ambient condition can fluctuate *TD11-12

	Offices/Hallways	General	Heavy	Hazardous
EMERGENCY UNITS
Indura - Industrial
IND6		■
IND12		■	■¹
IND24		■
Wet Location - Dust Tight
ELUX		■	■²
ELUX N		■	■²
Titan - Steel / Recessed
ELT16-50		■
ELT125-275		■
Quantum - Polycarbonate
ELM	■	■
ELM2 / 6ELM2	■	■
ELM4	■	■
Extreme - Hazardous
ELA ZX				Class I / Div 1
ELA ZCD				Class II / Div 1
Z				Class I / Div 2
EXITS
Quantum - Polycarbonate
LQM	■	■
LQM EL N	■	■
LHQM	■	■
Extreme - All Conditions
LV	■	■	■
LV EL N	■	■	■
Titan - Die-formed Steel
LX		■
LX EL N		■
Signature - Die-Cast Aluminum
LE	■	■
LE EL N	■	■
Self-Luminous - Tritium
D	■	■	■
Extreme - Hazardous
LZ				Class I & II / Div 2
LHZ				Class I & II / Div 2

■ Denotes recommended area of application
* Denotes page number in the Technical Data index
¹Denotes 0�C to 40�C
² Denotes -40�C to 40�C

Emergency / Egress Area