SATCO Lighting 67-111 Red (Mirror) Edge Lit LED Exit Sign, 90min Ni-Cad backup, 120/277V, Dual Face, Top/Back/End Mount

Yes. The 67-111 is a dual face edge lit LED exit sign, so the red EXIT legend reads from both directions. That's what you want where the sign hangs perpendicular in a corridor or drops from a ceiling in an open area. If the sign sits flat against a wall and only needs to read one way, a single face version is the cheaper spec.

It carries an integral Ni-Cad battery rated for 90 minutes of emergency operation, which is the standard duration emergency egress lighting is expected to hold. No separate inverter or emergency circuit is needed at the fixture.

Either. The 67-111 is dual voltage, 120/277V, so the same sign goes on a 120V branch circuit in a residential-style corridor or a 277V lighting circuit in a commercial building. That's useful for MRO buyers standardizing one part number across mixed-voltage facilities.

Three ways: top (ceiling), back (wall), and end mount. The universal canopy setup means one sign covers a ceiling drop in an open lobby, a flush wall position above a door, or an end-mount perpendicular projection off a wall. You pick the orientation at install, not at order time.

Edge lit means LEDs sit in the housing and light a clear acrylic panel from its edge, so the EXIT letters glow out of an otherwise transparent panel. The 67-111 uses a mirror panel with red letters, which reads as a clean architectural piece in lobbies and finished spaces. A traditional thermoplastic stencil sign is a solid opaque box, cheaper and more impact tolerant, which is usually the better call for stairwells, back of house, and parking structures.

Yes. Satco part number 67-111 (also written 67/111) covers the complete sign: dual face red mirror edge lit panel, silver housing, 90 minute Ni-Cad battery, dual voltage 120/277V, and top, back or end mounting hardware. One SKU handles every mounting orientation and both common commercial voltages, so a property manager or facilities buyer can standardize on it rather than stocking several variants.

Silver. The housing and canopy come in a silver finish, paired with the mirror acrylic panel and red letters, which is the combination most often specified where the sign has to blend with brushed or stainless trim in a lobby or retail space.