Outdoor Wall-Pack Emergency Light

Outdoor Wall-Pack Emergency Light

This outdoor wall-pack emergency light is designed for commercial exterior applications that need normal AC wall-pack lighting with battery-backup emergency operation. The low-profile die-cast aluminum housing provides a finished architectural appearance while supporting egress visibility during a power outage.

This product is structured as the consolidated DBEL-ACEM-HL outdoor emergency wall-pack family. Available variant options may include white, black, dark bronze, or nickel housing finishes, cold-weather operation, Title 20 / CEC-compliant configurations, photocell control, self-testing, wet-location construction, and 120/277V operation depending on the selected configuration.

Key Features

• Outdoor LED wall-pack emergency light for commercial egress applications
• Normal AC lighting with battery-backup emergency operation
• White, black, dark bronze, and nickel housing finishes available
• Cold-weather and Title 20 / CEC-compliant configurations available
• Photocell and self-testing configurations available
• Wet-location construction for exterior commercial use
• Die-cast aluminum housing with low-profile architectural design
• Suitable for 120/277V wall-mounted applications

Applications

• Exterior doors
• Building perimeters
• Covered walkways
• Loading areas
• Service entrances
• Commercial outdoor egress paths

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an emergency wall pack?

An emergency wall pack is an exterior wall-mounted light with battery backup so it can continue providing emergency illumination when normal building power is interrupted.

What housing colors are available?

Available housing finishes may include white, black, dark bronze, and nickel depending on the selected configuration.

Are cold-weather options available?

Cold-weather configurations are available for applications where lower ambient temperatures are expected.

What does Title 20 / CEC compliant mean?

Title 20 / CEC-compliant configurations are intended for projects that require California energy-compliance options.

Where is this fixture commonly installed?

It is commonly installed near exterior doors, building perimeters, walkways, loading areas, service entrances, and other outdoor commercial egress paths.