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Global Industrial
Dual-head LED emergency unit with fixed optics and Ni-Cad battery backup
The Global Industrial 500788 provides battery-backed illumination with two fixed-optic LED heads. It is intended for commercial and industrial spaces that require code-compliant egress lighting.
This unit fits facilities needing a self-contained emergency fixture with nickel-cadmium backup. Buyers who need adjustable aiming heads, remote-capable circuitry, or wet-location ratings should look at other models.
The two heads use non-adjustable optics, so the beam pattern is set at the factory. Verify that the fixed spread matches your mounting height and spacing requirements before purchase.
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The 500788 model comes with two fixed-optic LED heads and Ni-Cad battery backup for emergency illumination.
The unit uses a Ni-Cad battery to power both LED heads during a power outage for emergency egress lighting.
This emergency unit is designed for standard building electrical systems and includes Ni-Cad battery backup for code-compliant operation.
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