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2.4 watt 120/277 volt LED Black Panel / Red Letters Universal TCP Exit Sign with Battery Backup
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SPECIAL ORDER ITEM
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Due to the cost of this item, it cannot be returned.
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Should ship by January 22.
Why?
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Description:
TCP 22747 09118 |
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Our Part #:
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TC 09118
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UPC Code:
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762148091189
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Manufacturer:
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TCP
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Manufacturer Code:
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22747
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Case Size:
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12
($715.08/Case)
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The pricing of $59.59 is per item, not case
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Additional Information:
- Replaces 20743DBLK
- Injection-molded thermoplastic ABS housing
- Innovative, snap-together design allows for fast
installation
- Replaceable directional chevron inserts are easily
removed and reinserted
- Letters 6 height with 3/4 stroke
- Universal mounting- wall, side, or ceiling
- Housing snaps to canopy with simple twist and
locking tightly secure housing to canopy
- Low energy consumption
- LED indicator light and push button test switch
- LEDs mounted on print circuit board
- LED lamps are operating in normal (AC input) and
emergency (DC input) modes
- Ni-Cd battery delivers more than 3 hours capacity
to emergency lamps
- 24 hours recharge after 90 minutes discharge
- Low voltage battery disconnection- preventing
deep discharge damage to the battery
- Maintenance-free battery with an operating
temperature range of 10°C to 40°C
- Damp location rated
- Meets NFPA 101, NEC, OSHA, and UL924 approvals
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Lumens (light output)
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Watts (Energy Used)
"Watts" is the term applied to the amount of energy required and used by a particular light bulb. It is an international system unit of power equal to one joule per second. Contrary to popular belief, the wattage of a bulb does not directly measure the brightness; the "lumens" of a light is what defines the actual light output.
Average Lifetime
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Volts
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Bulb Type
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Base Type
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The "Base" of a light bulb is the part that either screws or snaps into a receptacle. Base Type terminology may indicate common descriptive words like "Medium" or "Candelabra", or may even contain numeric codes that signify size and variety, like "E26" or "2GX13".
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Filament Type
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The filament is the style of fine wire that is heated electrically inside of an incandescent light bulb.
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Color Temperature
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CRI (Color Rendering Index)
CRI refers to the "Color Rendering Index" of a light bulb. CRI measures a light source and grades its ability to render the color of objects "correctly," as compared with a reference source with comparable color temperature. 100 is perfect rendering.
Length
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Width
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Beam Angle
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# of Lamps
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Bulb Type Used in Ballast
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