Mircom Technologies EL-7030BWP Double Remote Head 6W

Product Description

The MIRCOM TECHNOLOGIES EL-7030BWP is a double remote emergency lighting head rated at 6 watts total output, delivered through two independent 3-watt lamp heads. Designed for emergency egress lighting applications, this unit mounts as a remote head assembly that connects to a compatible emergency lighting inverter or central battery system. Licensed electricians and life-safety contractors install this type of fixture as part of a code-required emergency lighting layout in commercial, institutional, or industrial facilities. The dual-head configuration allows both heads to be aimed independently to cover two distinct egress paths or zones from a single mounting point.

The EL-7030BWP is suited for emergency lighting installations in corridors, stairwells, exit pathways, and general building egress areas where dual-zone illumination coverage is required from a single remote head unit. It is intended for use as a remote head connected to a centralized emergency power supply or inverter-based system. This configuration is common in larger commercial and institutional buildings where centralized battery systems serve multiple remote heads throughout the facility.

Key Features

• Dual-head design provides 6 watts total output from two independent 3-watt lamp heads
• Each head aims independently for flexible egress path coverage
• Remote head configuration connects to a central emergency battery or inverter system
• Sold as a single assembly unit for streamlined installation
• Designed for commercial and institutional emergency egress lighting applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style remote head for use with compatible centralized emergency lighting inverter or battery systems in commercial emergency egress lighting installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 700 requirements for emergency lighting systems. De-energize the emergency lighting circuit and confirm the central battery or inverter is in a discharged or bypass state before connecting remote heads. Aim each lamp head along the intended egress path before securing the assembly. Verify system function with a full load test after installation per local authority having jurisdiction requirements.