Cooper Lighting Solutions apwr2 Remote Emergency Light 1W

Product Description

The Cooper Lighting Solutions apwr2 is a remote emergency light unit from the APWR Series, designed to provide reliable illumination during power outages in commercial and residential applications. It operates at 3.6 volts and draws 0.217 amps, delivering 1 watt of output through two LED lamp heads mounted in a thermoplastic housing. The unit measures 5 inches in overall width and 2.875 inches in overall height, making it a compact, low-profile fixture suitable for ceiling or surface mounting. Electricians install this unit as part of a centralized emergency lighting system where the power source is remote from the fixture head.

The apwr2 is intended for use in buildings that require code-compliant emergency egress lighting. Its LED lamp heads provide directed illumination without the maintenance demands of traditional incandescent or fluorescent sources. The wide operating temperature range of -30 to 50 degrees C makes it suitable for environments that experience significant temperature swings, including unconditioned spaces, stairwells, and covered exterior locations. The white thermoplastic housing blends with standard ceiling finishes in offices, schools, retail spaces, and light industrial facilities.

Key Features

• Dual LED lamp heads deliver 1W total output at 3.6 volts
• Thermoplastic housing resists impact and is lightweight for easy overhead installation
• Wide operating range of -30 to 50 degrees C suits conditioned and unconditioned spaces
• Compact profile at 5 inches wide and 2.875 inches tall minimizes ceiling intrusion
• Ceiling surface mount configuration simplifies installation without recessing
• Remote design allows the power source to be located separately from the light head

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style remote emergency light head for use within centralized emergency lighting systems requiring a ceiling surface-mount LED fixture.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 700 governing emergency systems. Disconnect all power to the circuit before wiring or mounting the fixture. Follow the manufacturer wiring documentation for the remote power supply connection, and verify that the remote power unit is compatible with this fixture before commissioning. Do not exceed the rated voltage or current when connecting to the emergency power source.