Exit Light

An exit light is a vital safety device that illuminates the path to an emergency exit during power outages. It is typically a combination of a sign indicating the direction of the exit and a light source that activates automatically when the main power fails.  

• Sign: Clearly indicates the word "EXIT" or an arrow pointing towards the exit.  
• Light Source: Usually a battery-powered LED or fluorescent lamp that activates automatically during power failures.  
• Battery Backup: Provides power to the light source when the main power is out.  

Purpose:

• Guidance: Helps people locate the nearest exit in case of emergencies.  
• Safety: Improves visibility and reduces panic during evacuations.  
• Compliance: Required by building codes for public safety.

Exit lights are essential for ensuring safe and orderly evacuations in buildings and other public spaces.