Wet Location Emergency Light with Time Delay Emergency Lights/Popular NiCad batteries charge in about

NiCad batteries charge in about 2 hours and will keep the sign lit for at least 90 minutes following a power failure

won't require maintenance and are fully corrosion resistant

To prevent the intrusion of humidity or moisture into the unit's electronics

OSHA has determined a safe minimum amount of lighting necessary for occupants to find their way in the dark

Wet Location Emergency Light with Time Delay Emergency Lights/Popular NiCad batteries charge in aboutOverview The wet location emergency light with time delay is a heavy duty outdoor luminary made for exteriors lit by High Intensity Discharge (HID) lights. Such lights include high powered HPS, metal halide and certain types of fluorescent fixtures. OSHA has determined a safe minimum amount of lighting necessary for occupants to find their way in the dark. Since HID fixtures can often take up to 15 minutes to reach their peak illumination levels after