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Emergency Lighting

22 Verified Suppliers

Chase Security Systems, Inc. Chicago, IL We design and manufacture quality steel products for use in the security industry. With over 40 years of experience, we welcome projects of any size, specializing in custom. About PhoneEmail Website

Incon Lighting, Inc. Sanford, FL Doing Business for Over 25 Years About PhoneEmail Website

Alerte Systems, Inc. Cassville, MO

Astralite, Inc. Brookfield, CT

Beghelli, Inc. Miramar, FL

Best Lighting Products, Inc. Etna, OH

Carpenter Emergency Lighting, LLC Hamilton, NJ

Concealite Life Safety Products Elkton, SD

Cyalume Technologies, Inc. West Springfield, MA

Ecco Safety Group St. Louis, MO

Feniex Industries, Inc. Austin, TX

HG2 Emergency Lighting, Inc. Orlando, FL

HiViz Lighting, Inc Hendersonville, NC

Mule Emergency Lighting, Inc. Providence, RI

Myers Emergency Power Systems Bethlehem, PA

Roto Rays, Inc. Herndon, VA

Self-Powered Lighting, Inc. Berwyn, PA

Tactical Lighting Systems, Inc. Addison, IL

Tele-Lite, Inc. Rochester, NY

Traffic Safety System LLC Fairview, NC

Whelen Engineering Co., Inc. Chester, CT

Wholesale Direct, Inc. Chicago, IL

The emergency lighting industry focuses on providing illumination solutions that ensure safety and visibility during power outages or emergency situations. This industry designs, manufactures, and installs lighting systems that automatically activate when the main power supply fails. Key components of emergency lighting systems include emergency luminaires, exit signs, and central battery systems. Emergency luminaires provide general illumination, while exit signs guide occupants to safety. Central battery systems supply power to multiple lighting units, ensuring consistent operation during emergencies. Materials used in emergency lighting systems include durable plastics, metals, and energy-efficient light sources such as LEDs. LEDs are preferred due to their long lifespan, low energy consumption, and high reliability. Emergency lighting systems must comply with stringent safety standards and regulations to ensure they function effectively during emergencies. These standards dictate the minimum illumination levels, duration of operation, and installation requirements. The design process involves assessing the specific needs of a building, including its size, layout, and occupancy, to determine the optimal placement and type of emergency lighting. Applications of emergency lighting span various sectors, including commercial, industrial, residential, and public infrastructure. In commercial buildings, emergency lighting ensures safe evacuation during power failures or fire incidents. Industrial facilities use these systems to maintain safety in hazardous environments. Residential buildings incorporate emergency lighting to provide peace of mind and safety for occupants. Public infrastructure, such as airports, hospitals, and transportation hubs, relies on emergency lighting to manage large crowds and ensure orderly evacuations. The emergency lighting industry serves a critical role in enhancing safety and compliance across multiple sectors. It provides essential solutions that protect lives and property by ensuring visibility and guidance during emergencies. The industry continues to innovate by integrating advanced technologies, such as smart lighting controls and wireless communication, to improve the functionality and efficiency of emergency lighting systems.