Commercial Emergency Lights – Battery Backup LED Fixtures | Wholesale Pricing
Green Lighting Wholesale stocks 39+ commercial LED emergency lights at wholesale pricing with bulk discounts for contractors, electricians, facility managers, and commercial buyers. Our selection includes battery backup emergency fixtures, self-testing units, wet location models, remote heads, and exit sign combos from trusted brands including Lithonia Lighting, MaxLite, Westgate, Fulham, and Aleddra.
Emergency lighting plays a critical role in helping occupants safely navigate exit routes when normal power is interrupted. Modern LED emergency lights deliver reliable performance, long operating life, and reduced maintenance requirements while supporting building safety and code compliance.
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Browse our commercial emergency lighting products:
- Emergency Lights
- Emergency Exit Signs
- Exit Sign & Emergency Light Combos
- Emergency Battery Backup Drivers
- Remote Emergency Heads
- Wet Location Emergency Lights
What Are Emergency Lights?
Emergency lights are battery-powered fixtures that automatically activate when normal electrical power is lost. These fixtures provide illumination along exit pathways, corridors, stairwells, and other critical areas during emergencies.
- Automatic operation during outages
- Battery backup protection
- Energy-efficient LED technology
- Long service life and reduced maintenance
- Improved occupant safety
Battery Backup Emergency Lighting
Most emergency lights include integrated battery backup systems that provide illumination when utility power is unavailable. Available battery technologies include Nickel Cadmium (Ni-Cad), Lithium-Ion, and maintenance-free rechargeable batteries. Many models include automatic charging circuits and self-testing capabilities for reliable operation.
Self-Testing Emergency Lights
Many commercial emergency lights include automatic self-testing features that perform scheduled diagnostic tests to verify battery condition and fixture operation, simplifying maintenance while helping facilities meet inspection requirements.
Common Applications
Emergency lighting is commonly installed in office buildings, schools and universities, healthcare facilities, hospitals, retail stores, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, churches, hotels, and apartment buildings.
Remote Heads & Emergency Lighting Systems
Many emergency lighting systems support remote emergency heads that extend coverage into hallways, stairwells, and other areas requiring additional illumination in large commercial and industrial facilities.
Emergency Lighting & Exit Sign Systems
Emergency lights are often installed alongside exit signs to create a complete life-safety lighting system that identifies exit routes, illuminates pathways, and supports occupant safety during evacuations.
Emergency Lighting Code Requirements
Commercial emergency lighting is required in many buildings to provide safe egress during power failures. Most emergency lighting systems are designed to provide at least 90 minutes of illumination in accordance with applicable building and life safety codes. Always verify local code requirements before installation.
Trusted Emergency Lighting Brands
Green Lighting Wholesale carries emergency lighting from trusted manufacturers including Lithonia Lighting, MaxLite, Westgate, Fulham, and Aleddra.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are emergency lights?
Emergency lights are battery-powered fixtures that automatically illuminate during power outages to provide safe visibility and emergency egress lighting.
Do emergency lights have battery backup?
Yes. Most emergency lighting fixtures include rechargeable battery backup systems that activate when normal power is lost.
Where are emergency lights required?
Emergency lighting is commonly installed in commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, warehouses, offices, apartment buildings, and other public facilities.
How long do emergency lights stay on during a power outage?
Many commercial emergency lighting fixtures are designed to provide illumination for at least 90 minutes during an outage, depending on local code requirements and product specifications.
Are LED emergency lights energy efficient?
Yes. LED emergency lights consume less energy, require less maintenance, and generally provide longer service life than older emergency lighting technologies.