SATCO Lighting 67-124 Combination Red Exit Sign/Emergency Light, 90min Ni-Cad backup, 120/277V, Tri Head, Single/Dual Face, Universal Mounting

Both. The 67-124 is a single/dual face unit, so you can run it as a one-sided sign against a wall or as a two-sided sign where the egress path is approached from both directions. Universal mounting means it can go on the wall, end, or ceiling depending on which faces you need visible.

The integral Ni-Cad battery carries the lamp heads for 90 minutes after a power loss, which is the standard duration emergency egress lighting is specified at for commercial buildings. The sign face plus three adjustable lamp heads run off that same backup.

Plan on a 14.56 inch width by 14.88 inch height footprint for the 67-124. It is a steel-bodied unit weighing 6.61 lb, so a wall anchor into stud or solid masonry is appropriate rather than a drywall-only fastener. The tri-head lamps add projection beyond the body, so leave clearance below for door swings and corridor signage.

Steel. The 67-124 uses a steel housing rather than thermoplastic, which is what gets specified in stairwells, parking structures, schools, and other locations where a plastic body gets damaged. It is finished in white.

The 67-124 is built in the NYC configuration, which is how SATCO designates the steel-housing version intended for New York City jurisdictions. If you are buying for a Manhattan or outer-borough building where the inspector will not pass a plastic combo unit, this is the steel/NYC build.

No, that is the point of the unit. The 67-124 combines the red exit sign with three adjustable emergency lamp heads in one housing, so a single device covers both the directional sign at the door and the egress illumination down the corridor. Where you need light further along the path of egress, add a remote-head or standalone unit beyond this one.

Red. The 67-124 is a red-lettered face, which is what most US jurisdictions require or expect. If your building has standardized on green lettering, this unit will not match the existing signage and you should specify a green-face combo instead.

SATCO publishes a PDF spec sheet for the 67-124 covering the combination exit/emergency unit in detail. It is hosted at https://media.distributordatasolutions.com/269/xlsx_satco/69f192ffa63beac255b57032dd77e9d58520d7be.pdf and is the document to attach when submitting the fixture for approval on a drawing.