Ecmweb 5944 Epco Stairwell Luminaire
Ecmweb 5944 Epco Stairwell Luminaire
Ecmweb 5944 Epco Stairwell Luminaire
Ecmweb 5944 Epco Stairwell Luminaire
Ecmweb 5944 Epco Stairwell Luminaire

Stairwell luminaire

Dec. 19, 2013
Provides 24/7 illumination UL-listed for indoor use Features a corrosion-resistant housing

This stairwell luminaire provides 24/7 illumination in compliance with the ASHRAE/IES 90.1-2010 building standard. The luminaire is UL-listed for indoor use only, is designed for wall-mount applications only, and accommodates two or three lamps (T8 lamps not supplied) that operate on 120V/277V circuits. Features include a corrosion-resistant housing, fixture housing channel ends, and lamp socket brackets manufactured from 22-gauge carbon steel pre-painted with a highly reflective white finish. In addition, a lamp conditioning circuit operates lamps at 100% before allowing the lighting control to switch into full occupancy operating mode, while an optional emergency battery backup is ensures emergency lighting is available in the event of a power outage — even if the luminaire is not on an emergency circuit.

EPCO

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