SATCO Lighting 67-133 Emergency Light, 90min Ni-Cad backup, 120/277V, Tri Head, Universal Mounting, Steel/NYC

Yes. The Satco 67-133 emergency light is dual voltage, 120/277V, so it can be wired into either a 120V or a 277V branch circuit without ordering a different unit. That makes it a single part number to standardize on when a building mixes 120V tenant spaces with 277V commercial or common-area circuits.

Ninety minutes on a nickel-cadmium battery. That 90 minute runtime is the duration most egress lighting requirements are written around, so the 67-133 covers a code-standard emergency illumination period. Ni-Cad chemistry also tolerates the warm ceiling and stairwell locations these units usually end up in.

The 67-133 is built as a steel-housing NYC unit, which is the configuration specified for New York City work where a metal enclosure is required rather than thermoplastic. If you are buying for a Manhattan or outer-borough building and the spec calls out an NYC-type emergency light, this is the matching build.

It ships with universal mounting, so the same unit covers wall, end-wall, and ceiling installations over a standard junction box. For a property manager buying a batch across a building, that means you do not have to sort units by mounting location before the electrician gets on site.

Three adjustable lamp heads instead of two lets you cover a third direction from one location, which is what you want at a corridor intersection, a stair landing, or a large open floor plate where a two head unit leaves a dark corner. The Satco 67-133 is the tri head configuration, so one unit can light a path of egress in two directions plus the exit discharge.

It is an emergency egress light with three adjustable heads and a 90 minute Ni-Cad battery, not an illuminated EXIT face. If your plan calls for a lettered exit sign at the door and emergency illumination along the path, the 67-133 covers the illumination half and you will still need a separate exit sign, or a combination exit/emergency unit.

White is the finish offered on the 67-133. If you are matching a run of existing emergency lights in a corridor, expect a white steel housing.

Satco Lighting model 67-133, also written 67/133 in Satco's own catalog format. That is the 120/277V tri head unit with the steel NYC housing and 90 minute Ni-Cad backup.