New housing for signs simplifies installation
Cooper Crouse-Hinds has redesigned the housing on its Exit series of explosion-protected Ex-escape sign luminaires. The new housing provides a number of benefits for customers including simplified installation and maintenance.
The new flatter designed housing now features single-sided through-wiring with a generously dimensioned terminal compartment, simplifying installation and maintenance. The mounting fixtures are now integrated in the profile of the luminaire. A hinged cover also enables the escape sign luminaire to be mounted universally in any direction.
As Klaus Weyer, product manager LED Lighting at Cooper Crouse-Hinds comments: “The new optimised design is made from high grade polycarbonate and is robust with a high degree of ingress protection [IP66]. The luminaire also has an LED printed circuit board mounted in the cover.
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