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The PHILIPS 912401289504 is a two-face, two-head LED combination exit sign designed for direct-mount installation in commercial and industrial buildings. The unit operates on 120 or 277 volts, making it compatible with standard single-phase branch circuits found in most commercial electrical systems. An integrated nickel cadmium (NiCd) battery provides backup illumination during a power outage. The thermoplastic housing is lightweight at 2.9 pounds and resists impact in demanding environments. This fixture is installed by licensed electricians as part of a building's life-safety egress lighting system.
This exit sign is suited for commercial, institutional, and light industrial applications where dual-face visibility is required to direct occupants from multiple approach angles. The direct-mount design attaches the fixture flush to a wall or ceiling surface without a separate canopy or junction box adapter. The two-head configuration allows the unit to serve simultaneously as an emergency lighting fixture and an exit sign, reducing the total number of fixtures required in an egress path. It is appropriate for corridors, stairwells, and doorway egress points.
Designed as an OEM-style direct-mount replacement or new-installation exit sign for commercial egress lighting systems requiring dual-face, dual-head LED combination units rated at 120/277 V.
Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 700 requirements for emergency lighting and exit signage. Power down and lock out the branch circuit before making any wiring connections. Verify the supply voltage matches the 120/277 V rating of the fixture before energizing. Battery backup systems should be tested after installation per the authority having jurisdiction and NFPA 101 life-safety code requirements.
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