Wet Location Exit Sign Combos

Wet-location combo units provide an EXIT legend with integrated emergency heads in a sealed, gasketed housing for hose-down and outdoor exposure. For a broader category overview, see exit sign and emergency light combos. If you only need the sign without heads, browse wet-location exit signs.

UL 924 NEMA 4X / IP66 90-Minute Battery Self-Testing (opt.) Cold-Weather Gasketed / Sealed
Buyers Guide Tips
  • Confirm enclosure rating: NEMA 4X and/or IP66 for wash-down and wind-driven rain.
  • Cold-weather kits/heaters if ambient temps drop below battery rating.
  • Verify input voltage and conduit entry suitable for outdoor wiring.
  • Match head output/aiming to egress foot-candle targets at your mounting height.
  • Consider self-testing/self-diagnostics to simplify code checks.
  • Choose remote-capable models if adding outdoor remote heads.

Definition: A wet-location combo integrates the EXIT legend and egress heads in the same sealed housing, reducing penetrations and keeping the enclosure weather-tight.

Typical applications: car washes, exterior egress doors, food processing/hose-down areas, cold-storage docks, coastal facilities.

For classified environments, compare hazardous-location emergency lights & exit signs.

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Wet Location Exit Sign Combos - NEMA 4X/IP66, 90-Minute Battery - Features & Specs

  • UL 924 listing and NFPA 101 alignment.
  • NEMA 4X/IP66 enclosures for hose-down and outdoor exposure.
  • Input voltage 120/277V standard; verify special circuits as needed.
  • Minimum 90-minute emergency runtime with status indicator.
  • Head output/aiming to illuminate paths of egress.
  • Cold-weather packages for low-ambient sites.
  • Self-testing/self-diagnostics options.
  • Remote-capable models when adding outdoor remote heads (verify VA capacity).

FAQs About Wet Location Exit Sign Combos

What’s the difference versus sign-only models?

Combos include the EXIT legend and egress heads in one sealed enclosure. Sign-only models use separate emergency lights.

Do I need NEMA 4X or just IP66?

IP66 covers powerful water jets; NEMA 4X adds corrosion resistance for harsh/wash-down or coastal settings.

Can I add remote heads outdoors?

Yes. Choose a remote-capable combo and outdoor-rated heads, and confirm VA capacity and wiring method.

What about cold climates?

Use models with cold-weather kits/heaters when ambient temperatures fall below the battery’s rating.