Combo Exit Signs
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Long-lasting and cost-effective combo exit signs and emergency lighting are essential to a safe building environment. Exit Signs, which indicate an emergency exit route, are a safety feature required in all public buildings in the United States. Emergency lights are also required, including a back-up power source (usually batteries) to provide at least 90 minutes of light. Combining the two into exit sign/emergency light combination units makes sense in many instances.
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