Philips 912400348808 Led Exit Sign Single Face Universal Mount

Product Description

The PHILIPS 912400348808 is a single-face illuminated LED exit sign designed for life-safety egress applications in commercial and light-industrial buildings. It operates at 22 watts and features green LED letters on a white polycarbonate housing. The unit includes a nickel cadmium (NiCd) backup battery to maintain illumination during a power loss event, a code-required feature in most occupancies governed by NFPA 101 and local building codes. Universal mount design allows ceiling, wall, or end-mount installation, giving the installing electrician flexibility on the jobsite. The polycarbonate housing is impact-resistant and well-suited to corridor, stairwell, and exit vestibule locations.

This exit sign is intended for new construction and retrofit installations in commercial occupancies including offices, retail spaces, schools, and light industrial facilities. It suits locations where a single-face sign is appropriate, such as a wall-mounted position at the end of a corridor or directly above an exit door. A licensed electrician typically handles the wiring to the building circuit, while the NiCd battery backup provides the self-contained emergency function required by most authorities having jurisdiction (AHJ).

Key Features

• LED light technology for long service life and low ongoing energy draw at 22 watts
• Single-face configuration suited for wall-end or over-door mounting
• Universal mount design supports ceiling, wall, and end-mount orientations without additional hardware kits
• Nickel cadmium battery backup maintains illumination during power interruptions
• White polycarbonate housing resists impact and suits standard commercial interior environments
• Green letter color meets common egress signage requirements under NFPA 101 and IBC

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation exit sign for single-face egress signage applications in commercial buildings. No specific replacement part numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 700 governing emergency systems and applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out building branch circuit power before beginning any wiring connections. Verify NiCd battery charge status after installation and confirm the unit illuminates on battery backup before closing the job. Follow the manufacturer installation guide for correct mounting-bracket orientation when using ceiling or end-mount configurations.