Lithonia Lighting 263X65 Combination Exit Sign Led 2 Head

Product Description

The LITHONIA LIGHTING 263X65 is a combination exit sign unit with an integrated LED lamp and dual-head configuration. It provides simultaneous exit sign and emergency lighting functions in a single fixture. The LED light source delivers energy-efficient, long-life performance compared to incandescent alternatives. A built-in nickel cadmium battery provides backup power during an outage, keeping egress paths illuminated when primary power is lost. The white thermoplastic housing is lightweight and durable. Mounting hardware is included. This unit is installed by licensed electricians in commercial, institutional, and multifamily residential applications that require code-compliant egress lighting.

The 263X65 is suited for corridors, stairwells, lobbies, and exit pathways in light commercial and institutional buildings. The surface mount and wall mount configuration makes it adaptable to a range of ceiling and wall installation scenarios. The dual-head design allows the emergency light heads to be aimed independently to cover multiple egress directions from a single mounting point. Its compact profile fits standard junction box locations without requiring additional rough-in work.

Key Features

• LED lamp type for long service life and low energy draw
• Dual-head emergency lighting with adjustable aim
• Nickel cadmium battery backup maintains operation during power interruption
• Surface mount and wall mount compatible installation
• White thermoplastic housing resists impact and corrosion
• Mounting hardware included for straightforward installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation combination exit and emergency light fixture for commercial and institutional egress lighting applications requiring surface or wall mount LED units with battery backup.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 700 and applicable local codes governing emergency and egress lighting systems. Disconnect and lock out all power to the circuit before wiring or mounting. Position light heads to illuminate egress paths per the authority having jurisdiction requirements. Test battery backup function after installation to confirm proper operation under simulated power loss.