Industrial Emergency Light is oil, water, and dust resistant.
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Certified to NSF Standard 2 Splash Zone, Max-Lite Series is UL listed for use in damp and wet locations in temperatures ranging from 0-40°C. Standard Intelli-Charge self-diagnostics continuously monitor all critical functions and optional self-testing feature meets monthly periodic testing requirements in NFPA 101 and IBC. Available in 6 or 12 V, 25-150 W units with tungsten or halogen lamp heads, series includes maintenance-free, sealed lead calcium or nickel cadmium batteries.
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Max-Lite Series with Intelli-Charge!
At Chloride Systems we pride ourselves at continuing to offer advanced technologies in emergency lighting. The Max-Lite Series is ideal for locations where oil, water and dust resistant equipment are required. The Max-Lite Series is certified to NSF Standard 2 Splash Zone, and is UL listed for use in damp and wet locations in temperatures ranging from 0°C to 40°C. Standard Intelli-Charge self-diagnostics electronics continuously monitors all critical functions and the optional self-testing feature satisfies the monthly periodic testing requirements in NFPA 101 and the IBC. Installations where Max-Lite Series excels: manufacturing facilities, parking decks, warehouses, and water treatment facilities.
Equipped with Intelli-Charge for self-diagnostics, the Max-Lite Series is provided standard with an on-board IR receiver and is pre-programmed for use with our optional hand held test device allowing for remote testing in accordance with all applicable building code requirements. One-minute and 90-minute testing may also be initiated via the push to test switch on the unit.
The Max-Lite Series is available in 6 or 12 volt, 25-150 watt units with available tungsten or halogen lamp heads. The Max-Lite Series includes maintenance-free, sealed lead calcium or nickel cadmium batteries that surpass the requirement for 90 minutes of emergency power.
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