BEACON units are supplied with certified runtime and battery-mode output figures, self-test options and model-specific hazardous-location marking, so the fixture schedule carries the data the building and electrical codes call for.
Explosion-Proof Emergency Lights & Exit Signs
BEACON emergency lights, exit signs and combination units alongside VECTOR battery-backed linear fixtures for classified and harsh industrial locations. Selected configurations carry C1D2 or C2D1 markings, with 8 W and 15 W heads, 100-277 V AC input, sealed housings and self-test options. Combination exit and emergency units cover egress marking and illumination in a single fixture.
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C1D2
BEACON Hazardous-Location Emergency Light — C1D2
- 100-277V/AC
- Wall mount
Emergency Lighting
C1D2
BEACON Hazardous-Location Exit Sign & Emergency Light Combo
- 100-277V/AC
- Wall mount
Emergency Lighting
C2D1C1D2
VECTOR Series Emergency Battery Back-up - LED Hazardous Location Linear Light - C1D2/C2D1
- 30–80 W · 5,100–13,600 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- 11 mounting options
Linear Lighting
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Compare classification, output and voltage across the models in this category. Full marking details, Canadian certification records and IES files are on each product page.
| Model | Classification | Power and output | Voltage | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BEACON Hazardous-Location Emergency Light — C1D2 | C1D2 | Varies by configuration | 100-277V/AC | Review → |
| BEACON Hazardous-Location Exit Sign & Emergency Light Combo | C1D2 | Varies by configuration | 100-277V/AC | Review → |
| VECTOR Series Emergency Battery Back-up - LED Hazardous Location Linear Light - C1D2/C2D1 | C2D1 · C1D2 | 30–80 W · 5,100–13,600 lm | 100-277V / 347-480V | Review → |
Typical Applications
- Emergency floodlights for classified routes
- Exit signs with red, green or running-man legends
- Combination exit signs with emergency lamp heads
- Battery-backed linear lighting for qualifying areas
Specifications at a glance
- Selected configurations marked C1D2 or C2D1
- BEACON emergency, exit-sign and combination formats
- 100–277 V input options shown in the catalogue builder
- Model-specific spec sheet and part number
Choose the emergency-lighting format first
Start with the life-safety function, then check the hazardous-location marking and emergency performance of the exact configuration. A wet-location or ingress rating alone is not a hazardous-location approval.
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Emergency illumination
Choose a BEACON emergency floodlight when the route needs battery-mode illumination without an exit legend.
- 2
Exit identification
Choose the required EXIT colour or running-man direction, in single- or double-sided faces with wall, ceiling and end mounting.
- 3
Combined function
Use a combination unit when one location needs both exit identification and emergency lamp-head output.
- 4
Continuous linear light
Evaluate a battery-backed VECTOR linear fixture where the normal luminaire must also support the emergency layout.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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