Alpha Communications RSN7050D Led Refuge Sign 120V Red

Product Description

The ALPHA COMMUNICATIONS RSN7050D is a 120-volt LED refuge sign designed for use in emergency communication and life-safety installations. This double-sided unit displays a red LED illuminated refuge indicator, providing clear directional and status information in area-of-rescue and refuge zone applications. It is intended for permanent installation in commercial and institutional buildings where code-compliant emergency signage is required. Licensed low-voltage and fire-alarm technicians, as well as licensed electricians, are the typical trades responsible for installing and commissioning this type of device.

The RSN7050D is suited for area-of-rescue assistance stations and refuge zone signage in commercial, institutional, and multi-story residential buildings. These installations are commonly required under fire and life-safety codes in stairwells, elevator lobbies, and other designated areas of rescue assistance. The double-sided configuration allows the sign to be visible from multiple approach directions, making it appropriate for corridor and ceiling-mount applications where two-way visibility is required.

Key Features

• 120-volt AC operation for direct connection to building power circuits
• Red LED illumination for code-compliant refuge zone identification
• Double-sided display for visibility from multiple directions
• LED light source provides long service life and low maintenance
• Designed for permanent installation in area-of-rescue and refuge applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style refuge sign for use in area-of-rescue and emergency communication intercom systems requiring 120-volt LED signage.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NFPA 72 requirements. Disconnect and lock out all power to the circuit before mounting or wiring the sign. Follow the manufacturer data sheet for exact wiring and mounting procedures. Verify that the installation meets all local fire and life-safety authority-having-jurisdiction requirements before placing the system in service.