Emergency exit signage
The EDGR exit by Lithonia.
Rounding out its line of edge-lit emergency exit signs, Lithonia Lighting has introduced the EDGR exit. Available with one or two faces, this exit sign is ideal for recessed applications where a clean, edge-lit appearance is desired, but cost is driving the decision. Universal directional chevrons are field installable. All emergency models feature a standard Ni-Cad battery. Options include self-diagnostics and single or dual ac input. New York City- and Chicago-specific options are available.
Lithonia Lighting
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