Philips 912401289507 Led Combination Exit Sign 1 Face

Product Description

The PHILIPS 912401289507 is a single-face LED combination exit sign with dual emergency lighting heads, designed for ceiling or wall mounting in commercial and institutional applications. The unit features a thermoplastic housing in white and runs on a built-in nickel cadmium (NiCd) battery for backup power during outages. Overall dimensions are 1-13/16 inches wide, 9-9/16 inches high, and 11-13/16 inches long, with a total package weight of 2.9 pounds. The LED lamp type delivers long service life with low energy draw compared to incandescent alternatives. This combination unit serves double duty as both an egress sign and an emergency lighting fixture, reducing the number of separate devices required in a space.

This exit sign is suited for commercial buildings, office spaces, schools, healthcare facilities, and retail environments where code-compliant egress marking and emergency illumination are required. The ceiling and wall mounting options allow flexible placement at corridor intersections, stairwells, and exit doorways. The NiCd battery backup keeps the sign and emergency heads operational during a power loss event, making it appropriate for occupancies governed by NFPA 101 or local fire and life safety codes. Licensed electricians typically handle installation and wiring of this type of fixture.

Key Features

• Single-face design with 2 emergency lighting heads on one unit
• LED lamp type for long service life and low energy consumption
• Nickel cadmium (NiCd) battery backup for power-loss operation
• Thermoplastic housing in white finish
• Supports both ceiling mount and wall mount installation
• Compact footprint: 1-13/16 inches wide, 9-9/16 inches high, 11-13/16 inches long

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation exit sign for commercial and institutional emergency egress lighting systems requiring a single-face, dual-head LED combination unit with NiCd battery backup.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local fire and life safety codes. Shut off branch circuit power at the panel before beginning any wiring work. The unit supports both ceiling and wall mounting configurations — confirm the mounting orientation and junction box location before securing the housing. Verify battery backup function after installation per the authority having jurisdiction requirements.