Emergency Lighting ALC-X Series

Features The Dual-Lite ALC-X series emergency lighting units offer a traditional design coupled with efficiency, flexibility and long-life, low-maintenance operation. The cabinet is constructed of 18-gauge steel with a traditional dark brown enamel finish. It contains an SCR solid-state charger, automatic transfer circuit, test switch and charge-rate indicator. Fully adjustable dual lighting heads are made of injection-molded thermoplastic. A knockout is provided for mounting a third lighting head on the cabinet. Capacities for handling remote lighting heads and fixtures are indicated in the Product Selector table. Also available in Spectron self-testing/self-diagnostic versions. See ALC-X Series I data sheet for details. Completely self-contained Long-life, lead-calcium batteries Fully automatic, solid-state charger Automatic battery protection (LVD) High-output, fully adjustable, sealed beam ty pe lighting heads Standard operation from 120 or 277VAC Traditional dark brown enamel finish Models for loads up to 162 watts Test switch, AC pilot light Operating Temperature Range : 20° to 30°C (68°F to 86°F) UL 924 Listed (emergency lighting) Specification: Standard illumination is provided using 25-watt, sealed beam type lamps especially designed for emergency lighting. The usual design objective in emergency lighting is to provide a level of illumination sufficient to allow people to leave a building in the event of a power failure. For lamp photometrics, see Data Sheet 60-1600. Application/Installation: Ideal for all industrial applications where traditional units featuring high-capacity batteries, low-maintenance operation and remote capabilities are required for maximum illumination over extended operating times. The unit mounts directly to wall by means of two keyhole slots. A matching brown mounting bracket or a beige-finish shelf are available options. Knockouts are provided for right-end entry of 1 /2" conduit. A strain relief knockout is also provided for standard three conductor cord. Connections for remote wiring are fused