Lithonia Lighting 269XW8 Led Exit Sign 3W 2 Face Surface Mount

Product Description

The LITHONIA LIGHTING 269XW8 is a dual-face LED exit sign designed for surface or wall mounting in commercial and light industrial occupancies. Rated at 3 watts, it combines an LED light source with incandescent-compatible circuitry in a single thermoplastic housing. The unit features two integral emergency heads, making it suitable for locations that require both egress signage and backup illumination in one fixture. The white thermoplastic housing measures 32.1 inches in length, 4.375 inches wide, and 9.125 inches high, keeping the profile compact for corridor and stairwell installations. Installation and service are handled by licensed electricians familiar with low-voltage exit and emergency lighting circuits.

This exit sign is suited for hallways, stairwells, storage areas, and general commercial spaces where a two-face sign must be readable from opposing directions. The two emergency heads provide supplemental egress lighting during power loss. The surface mount and wall mount configurations allow installation directly to walls or ceilings without a recessed rough-in. Operating temperature range of 32 degrees F to 122 degrees F supports standard interior conditioned and unconditioned spaces.

Key Features

• Dual-face design provides egress visibility from two directions simultaneously
• 3-watt LED lamp type reduces energy consumption compared to traditional incandescent exit signs
• Two integral emergency heads deliver backup illumination during power interruption
• Thermoplastic housing in white offers impact resistance and lightweight handling
• Surface and wall mount configurations eliminate the need for recessed boxes
• Rated for operating temperatures from 32 degrees F to 122 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface or wall mount exit sign replacement for standard commercial emergency lighting applications requiring a dual-face, dual-head LED combination unit.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 700 governing emergency systems and applicable local codes. Power down the circuit at the breaker panel before making any wiring connections to the fixture. Verify the mounting surface can support the fixture weight and that the junction box or mounting bracket aligns with the unit footprint before securing. Test battery backup and lamp function after installation per the manufacturer procedure and local fire code requirements.