Emergency light type

Collection: Hazardous Location Lights

Review hazardous-location emergency lights for qualified demanding spaces that need specialized egress coverage.

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Hazardous-location emergency light fixture for demanding commercial environments

Shop hazardous location lights for classified commercial and industrial egress projects that need protected exit signs, emergency lights, remote heads, or combo fixtures. Compare hazardous location emergency lighting by class/division, housing, IP or NEMA rating, backup requirements, mounting, and project fit.

Use this Hazardous Location Lights collection when the installation requires specialty ratings beyond standard indoor or wet-location egress products.

Hazardous Location Lights for Classified Egress Areas

Use this collection as the primary hazardous location lights page for industrial, chemical, utility, storage, manufacturing, and classified commercial spaces that need rated exit and emergency lighting. It should support hazardous location lights, hazardous location emergency lights, hazardous location exit signs, explosion proof exit sign, and class/division egress lighting searches.

Start with the site classification, class/division or zone requirement, IP or NEMA rating, housing type, backup runtime, mounting, remote-head needs, and whether the project needs an exit sign, emergency light, combo unit, or remote head. This page should route specialty shoppers before they compare standard emergency lights.

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10 Products

  • Hazardous Location LED Exit Sign

    Hazardous Location LED Exit Sign

  • Hazardous-Location LED Remote - Class I Div 2, IP66, 350 lm Output for Unlimited Lights

    Hazardous-Location LED Remote - Class I Div 2, IP66, 350 lm Output - Unlimited Lights Project Ready

  • Hazardous-Location LED Emergency Light - IP66, Class I Div 2, 350 lm - Unlimited Lights Project Ready for Unlimited Lights

    Hazardous-Location LED Emergency Light - IP66, Class I Div 2, 350 lm - Unlimited Lights Project Ready

  • Hazardous-Location Emergency Light (Class I Div 2, NEMA 4X) for Unlimited Lights

    Hazardous-Location Emergency Light (Class I Div 2, NEMA 4X) - Unlimited Lights Project Ready

  • Hazardous Location LED Exit Sign - NEMA 4X, Class I Div 2

    Hazardous Location LED Exit Sign - NEMA 4X, Class I Div 2

  • Hazardous Location Exit & Emergency Combo - Class I Div 2, IP66 - Unlimited Lights Project Ready for Unlimited Lights

    Hazardous Location Exit & Emergency Combo - Class I Div 2, IP66 - Unlimited Lights Project Ready

  • Explosion Proof Edge-Lit Exit Sign - Class I, II, III, 180 Min Backup

    Explosion Proof Edge-Lit Exit Sign - Class I, II, III, 180 Min Backup

  • Wet-Location Hazardous LED Combo Exit Sign - Unlimited Lights Project Ready for Unlimited Lights

    Wet-Location Hazardous LED Combo Exit Sign - Unlimited Lights Project Ready

  • LED Hazardous Location Emergency Unit - Class I Div 2 for Unlimited Lights

    LED Hazardous Location Emergency Unit - Class I Div 2 - Unlimited Lights Project Ready

  • Hazardous location LED remote head with clear protective cover

    Class I Div 2 MR-16 LED Remote Head (NEMA 4X, IP66) - Unlimited Lights Project Ready

Emergency Lights buyer guide

How to choose hazardous location lights

Hazardous location lights are specialty fixtures for qualified environments that require protected housings, ratings and careful specification review.

  • Confirm the class, division, group and environmental requirements before comparing fixtures.
  • Review whether the project needs emergency lighting, exit signage, combo fixtures or remote heads.
  • Use the quote path when approvals, ratings or replacement matching need review before ordering.

Are hazardous location lights interchangeable with standard emergency lights?

No. Hazardous environments require fixtures with the correct ratings for the application.

What information helps with a quote?

Provide the location classification, existing model number, voltage, mounting, environment and any inspection requirements.

How do I choose the right Hazardous Location Lights?

Start with the application, required rating, mounting style, voltage, output and any local inspection requirements. For replacement projects, match the existing fixture and confirm whether an upgraded Hazardous Location Lights option is appropriate.