Lithonia Lighting 269XWW Led Combination Exit Sign 2-face

Product Description

The LITHONIA LIGHTING 269XWW is a combination exit sign with integrated LED lighting designed for commercial and residential life-safety applications. This dual-face unit mounts to ceilings, surfaces, or walls, giving installers flexibility in placement to meet egress path visibility requirements. The LED lamp type provides long service life and low energy draw compared to traditional incandescent exit sign lamps. Measuring 11.63 inches wide, 7.24 inches tall, and 1.63 inches in depth, the 269XWW keeps a low profile while remaining clearly legible. At 1.81 pounds, it is lightweight enough for single-technician installation on standard electrical boxes.

This unit is suited for egress marking in commercial buildings, office spaces, schools, retail environments, and multifamily residential common areas. The dual-face configuration projects the exit message in two directions, covering corridor intersections or open-plan spaces where a single-face sign would leave portions of the egress path unmarked. The three mounting options — ceiling, surface, and wall — allow the installer to adapt to the available structure without requiring separate model variants for each orientation.

Key Features

• LED lamp type for reduced energy consumption and extended service life versus incandescent
• 2-face design provides 360-degree egress visibility coverage from a single unit
• Three mounting configurations supported: ceiling mount, surface mount, and wall mount
• Compact profile at 1.63 inches depth minimizes protrusion from mounting surface
• Lightweight at 1.81 pounds, supporting single-technician overhead installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation exit sign for standard commercial and residential egress lighting systems requiring a dual-face LED combination unit.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 700 governing emergency lighting and exit sign circuits. Power down the branch circuit at the panel before making any wiring connections. Verify the mounting surface or electrical box can support the unit's weight and that conduit or wiring knock-outs align with the selected mounting orientation. Consult local building and fire codes for specific placement height and spacing requirements for exit signs in the applicable occupancy type.