Lithonia Lighting 264E6T Led Combo Exit Sign 2-head

Product Description

The LITHONIA LIGHTING 264E6T is a combination exit sign unit designed for life-safety applications in commercial and light-industrial buildings. It uses an LED lamp source for long service life and low power draw compared to incandescent or fluorescent alternatives. The unit features a two-head configuration, providing illuminated egress indication in multiple directions from a single fixture. A built-in nickel cadmium battery pack supplies emergency backup power during a loss of main power, keeping exit paths marked when it matters most. Licensed electricians and fire-protection contractors typically specify and install this type of unit during new construction or tenant improvement projects.

The 264E6T supports ceiling mount, surface mount, and wall mount installation configurations, giving installers flexibility to meet egress-path requirements in corridors, stairwells, lobbies, and common areas. The dual-head design is suited for locations where exit visibility must cover more than one direction, such as corridor intersections or open floor plans. This type of combination exit sign is a standard replacement and new-construction choice for facilities required to maintain continuously illuminated exit signage under local fire and building codes.

Key Features

• LED lamp type for reduced energy consumption and extended service life
• Two-head configuration for multi-directional egress indication
• Nickel cadmium battery provides emergency backup power on loss of AC
• Three mounting options: ceiling, surface, and wall mount
• Single-unit combination design consolidates exit sign and emergency lighting functions

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation exit sign for commercial building egress systems requiring a two-head LED combination unit with nickel cadmium battery backup.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 700 governing emergency systems and applicable local fire codes. Disconnect and lock out AC power to the circuit before wiring the unit. Mount height and placement must comply with the authority having jurisdiction and applicable IBC or IFC egress-signage requirements. Test the battery backup function after installation to confirm proper operation before turning the circuit over to the facility.