SATCO Lighting 67-110 Green (Mirror) Edge Lit LED Exit Sign, 90min Ni-Cad backup, 120/277V, Dual Face, Top/Back/End Mount

Dual face. The 67-110 edge lit LED sign reads from both sides, so it works in a corridor or lobby where people approach the opening from either direction. If you only need one viewing side, a single face sign is the cheaper spec and avoids a lit face pointed at a wall.

Three mounting positions ship with it: top (ceiling), back (wall), and end. That covers a drop from a corridor ceiling, a flush wall mount over a door, and a perpendicular end mount where the sign has to be read down the length of a hallway.

Yes, it is dual voltage, 120 or 277V, so the same sign goes on a 120V branch circuit in a small building and on a 277V lighting circuit in a commercial panel. That is what lets a property manager or facility buyer standardize one part number across mixed distribution.

It has an integral nickel cadmium battery rated for 90 minutes of illumination, so the sign keeps the exit legible after the branch circuit drops. No separate emergency panel or inverter circuit is needed to keep it running.

Green letters on an edge lit mirror panel. Some jurisdictions and building standards call for red exit lettering and others for green, and mixing colors within one building is what gets flagged on inspection, so match whatever is already installed on the other egress paths.

An edge lit sign like the 67-110 pushes LED light into the edge of a clear or mirrored panel so the letters glow out of the panel itself, which reads as a thinner, glass-front piece. A stencil or thermoplastic face sign is a lit housing with cut-out letters, bulkier but usually the choice for back-of-house, stairwells, and high-abuse areas. Edge lit is what gets specified in lobbies and finished spaces where the sign is on show.

One finish, silver. If you are matching a run of existing signs in a building, the silver trim is what you get on this part number.