Self-Testing One Touch Red and Green LED Exit Sign
Pre-order now. Estimated ship date January 2027.
A compact bi-color LED exit sign that tests itself. It runs the 30-second monthly and 90-minute annual tests on schedule and shows any fault on its high-visibility indicator, so your team only has to look and log.
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Key features
- Self-diagnostic: runs the 30-second test every 30 days and the 90-minute test every year on its own
- First automatic monthly test runs 24 hours after installation; first annual test runs 26 hours after installation
- Fault codes show at a glance, so staff only inspect visually and log the result
- Patented One Touch test button (US Patent 11,280,462): one press runs the monthly 30-second functional test
- A double press runs the annual 90-minute test, so there is no breaker to switch off
- Integrated tactile button means no ladder and no test pole for routine tests
- High-visibility test indicator flags faults, including improper battery connection, low battery and light source failure
- UL 924 listed and UL 94 flammability rated
- Visible from over 100 feet
Also in this family: One Touch Red and Green LED Exit Sign.
Why a self-testing exit sign
NFPA 101 requires a 30-second functional test of every exit sign and emergency light every 30 days, plus a 90-minute test once a year, with written records. In most buildings that means a ladder, a test button pressed and held, or a breaker turned off for an hour and a half. This sign runs those tests on its own and reports the result on the face of the unit.
That turns a monthly testing round into a walk-through: look at each indicator, note the result in your log book, and move on. If you ever need to run a test on demand, the One Touch button does it in one press.
Where it fits
Corridors, stairwells, warehouses, schools, clinics and offices: anywhere you need a code-compliant illuminated exit sign and want the testing burden gone. Pair it with a self-testing twin head emergency light or choose the combo unit to cover both in one fixture.
Frequently asked questions
Does a self-testing exit sign still need monthly inspections?
Yes. NFPA 101 still expects a visual check and written records. A self-testing sign removes the manual test itself, so the monthly check becomes a quick look at the indicator and a log entry.
Can I run a test on demand?
Yes. Press the One Touch button once for the 30-second test or twice for the 90-minute test, for example when an inspector visits.