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This 4ft linear high bay keeps working when the power drops. Its lithium battery holds the fixture on for 1.5 hours, and the emergency driver is listed to CSA C22.2 No. 141 and UL 924.
Switch-select 110W, 160W or 220W and 3500K, 4000K or 5000K on the fixture. 120-347V input. CRI 80. 0-10V dimming, cables included.
Galvanized rolled-iron housing, 10kV surge protection, cUL damp location, IP20, 50,000 hours, 5-year warranty.
Does it meet Canadian emergency lighting code?
The emergency driver is listed to CSA C22.2 No. 141 and UL 924, the two standards covering self-contained emergency lighting equipment. The fixture itself is cUL listed for damp locations. That combination is what an electrical inspector looks for.
One caveat worth knowing. Code sets a light level too, not just a duration, so your designer still needs to prove the layout hits it. We can run that check with you.
Will it fit your opening and mounting?
You need a lamp compartment of at least 45.67" x 14.17" x 2.89". That depth catches people out on retrofits, so measure before you order. Mount it vertically only, by chain, pendant or surface. Chain, V-hooks and wire caps come in the box; surface and pendant kits are ordered separately.
Two limits from the manual. Never let thermal insulation cover the fixture, and keep it indoors, because IP20 and a damp rating won't survive a wet location. Adding the PIR sensor? It tops out at 10 m mounting height.
For wiring diagrams, the sensor base sequence and all three mounting methods, open the Manual (PDF), and pull the IES file if your designer needs photometry. Send us your fixture count and mounting height and we'll come back with a wholesale quote plus a code check on the emergency coverage.
