Exit Emergency Lighting

NCLTG Exit & Emergency Lighting is designed to provide life-safety compliance, visual clarity, and long-lasting performance in critical egress paths. With dual-color switchable EXIT signage, high-output emergency lighting heads, and remote-capable designs, these fixtures support a range of commercial, institutional, and industrial applications. Built to meet UL 924 and wet/damp location standards, our Sentinel Series combines smart versatility with code-compliant reliability.

Why Choose NCLTG Exit & Emergency Lighting?

At NCLTG, we manufacture emergency egress solutions that are trusted by contractors and facility managers nationwide. The Sentinel Series simplifies procurement and installation with features like switchable red/green EXIT letters, universal mounting, and remote-capable options. Whether for schools, healthcare facilities, warehouses, or multi-tenant buildings, our emergency lighting systems meet strict code standards and are backed by a 5-year warranty.

Key Features of NCLTG Sentinel Series

• Dual-Color Exit Signs: Easily switch between red or green lettering without needing multiple SKUs—ideal for inventory consolidation and project flexibility.
• Remote-Capable Units: Pair with MJ-RC Series remote heads to extend emergency lighting coverage beyond the fixture’s built-in capacity.
• Battery Backup: Includes rechargeable Ni-Cd or Ni-MH batteries for at least 90 minutes of operation during power failure.
• Durable Construction: Built from 5VA flame-retardant thermoplastic or aluminum housing, rated for damp or wet locations (0°C–40°C).
• Quick Mounting: Supports wall, ceiling, back, or end mounting with universal J-box compatibility and snap-out chevron indicators.
• UL Listed: All fixtures are UL 924 compliant and many meet CAN/CSA C22.2 standards for commercial code compliance.

Applications for NCLTG Emergency Lighting

These fixtures are used to maintain visibility and safe egress during emergency situations in commercial and institutional buildings.

• Stairwells & Corridors: Illuminate exits and pathways to ensure safe evacuation during power outages.
• Warehouses & Manufacturing Floors: Provide wide-area emergency coverage with high-output dual LED heads.
• Schools & Healthcare Facilities: Ensure code compliance and clear directionality with dual-face, directional signage.
• Multi-Tenant Buildings: Accommodate diverse layout needs with field-selectable options and compact form factors.
• Outdoor & Wet Location Areas: Use wet-location rated models for exposed installations such as covered entries or parking structures.

Why NCLTG Exit & Emergency Lighting Stands Out

The Sentinel Series from NCLTG offers unmatched adaptability with red/green switchable signage, remote head compatibility, and field-tested durability. Our exit signs and emergency lights feature fast installation, long-life batteries, and a streamlined footprint for minimal intrusion in occupied spaces. Whether for new construction or retrofit, we provide complete emergency lighting coverage that meets today's safety codes and tomorrow's efficiency goals.

Exit & Emergency Lighting FAQs

What is a combo exit emergency light?

A combo unit combines an exit sign with emergency lighting heads in a single fixture. It offers both signage visibility and area illumination, commonly used in hallways, stairwells, and exit doors.

What does red/green switchable mean?

Switchable dual-color models allow you to select either red or green EXIT lettering via internal toggle or configuration setting—useful for matching local code or design preferences without stocking multiple SKUs.

How long do batteries last in NCLTG fixtures?

All Sentinel Series units include Ni-Cd or Ni-MH batteries that provide a minimum 90-minute emergency runtime and a 24-hour full recharge cycle. Batteries are backed by a 5-year warranty.

Can these fixtures be used outdoors?

Yes. Models such as the MJ-3WL and MJ-10WL are wet-location rated (UL listed) for outdoor or high-humidity areas. They are built with sealed thermoplastic housings and impact-resistant designs.

Do I need remote-capable emergency fixtures?

If you want to connect additional remote emergency heads (like the MJ-RC-1 or MJ-RC-2), you'll need to use a remote-capable fixture such as the MJ-1LRC or MJ-2RGRC. These extend coverage without adding full units.