SATCO Lighting 67-130 Emergency Light, 90min Ni-Cad backup, 120/277V, Dual Head, Universal Mounting

Yes. The 67-130 emergency light accepts either 120V or 277V input, so the same unit works on residential/light commercial 120V branch circuits and on 277V lighting circuits common in commercial buildings. That dual-voltage input is useful for MRO buyers standardizing one part number across a facility that runs both.

90 minutes, powered by an onboard nickel-cadmium battery. Ninety minutes is the standard emergency illumination duration life safety codes are written around, so this unit is built for a typical egress path requirement in a commercial or multi-family building.

No. The 67-130 is an emergency light with two lamp heads and a 90 minute battery, not a lit EXIT legend. If the opening also needs an illuminated exit designation, you need a separate exit sign or a combination exit sign/emergency light unit.

The 67-130 uses a universal mounting arrangement, so it can be installed wall mounted or on the ceiling depending on how the egress path needs to be covered. That flexibility matters when you are retrofitting existing junction box locations rather than cutting in new ones.

A dual head unit like the 67-130 carries two lamp heads that aim independently, so one fixture can throw light in two directions, down a corridor both ways or across a stairwell landing and its exit path. A single head only covers one direction, which usually means more fixtures to cover the same egress route. If your layout is a straight run with turns, dual head generally reduces fixture count.

White. It is the only finish this unit is built in, which keeps it consistent if you are ordering a run of them to match across corridors and stairwells in the same building.

Nickel-cadmium. Ni-Cad is the long-standing chemistry for emergency lighting because it tolerates the continuous float charge these units sit on year round. Worth noting for facilities teams who stock replacement batteries by chemistry.