ADA / Door Indicator Lighting

ADA indicator lighting is built with TDG’S LED fixtures to provide superior light levels, power savings and reliability over traditional incandescent bulbs.

We offer:

24, 28.5, 37.5, 72, 110 vdc versions
Tamperproof lens with stainless steel flange
Reverse polarity and transient spike protection
100,000-hr minimum continuous operation for an LED system
24-month warranty on LED fixtures

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    ADA indicator lighting is built with TDG’S LED fixtures to provide superior light levels, power savings and reliability over traditional incandescent bulbs.

    We offer:

    • 24, 28.5, 37.5, 72, 110 vdc versions
    • Tamperproof lens with stainless steel flange
    • Reverse polarity and transient spike protection
    • 100,000-hr minimum continuous operation for an LED system
    • 24-month warranty on LED fixtures

    All fixtures as a system meet or exceed these safety standards:

    • APTA Normal Lighting Standard RP-E-012-99
    • APTA Emergency Lighting Standard SS-E-013-99 Rev 1
    • APTA Insulation Integrity Standard SS-E-001-98
    • APTA Attachment Strength Standard SS-C&S-006-98 Rev 1
    • NFPA 130:2010 Flame Smoke and Toxicity Standards

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