Self-Testing One Touch Twin Head LED Emergency Light
Pre-order now. Estimated ship date January 2027.
A twin head LED emergency light that tests itself every 30 days and every year, and shows faults on a high-visibility indicator.
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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 Twin Head LED Emergency Light.
Egress lighting that checks itself
Emergency lights must keep the path of egress lit for at least 90 minutes when power fails. The only way to know a unit will do that is to test it, and NFPA 101 asks for that test monthly and annually. This twin head unit runs both tests automatically and flags low battery, battery connection and lamp problems, so failures get caught long before an outage or an inspection.
See our guide to emergency light batteries for why the annual 90-minute test matters so much.