The Exit Light

The Exit Light Co. provides complete solutions for your emergency lighting needs. While complying with current exit & emergency lighting regulations, you can also save money. The Exit Light Co. is a premier company in the emergency lighting industry. We continually conduct extensive technical research in the area of exit signs and emergency lighting and have a proven, patented exit sign testing methodology. Our team is composed of experienced professionals that have advised hundreds of companies, and thousands of customers with their lighting needs (see a sampling of our satisfied customers).

The Exit Light Company is your local retailer for emergency lighting and exit signs, but with an international reach. Our lights and signs have been sold to all 50 States and 5 Territories of the U.S. and all 10 Provinces and 3 Territories of Canada. While most of our sales currently are in North America, we have sold to other countries and can sell to anywhere in the world. The Exit Light Company specializes in exit signs, emergency egress signs, emergency lighting, and energy efficient lighting products.

The most common reason for exit sign or emergency light failure is an exhausted battery. Unfortunately, backup batteries do not work forever. Rechargeable batteries, after a while, lose their abilities to fully charge. To keep your signs and lights in compliance with the 90 minute backup required, a replacement battery is necessary. The Exit Light Company carries a wide variety of replacement NiCad batteries, 12 volt sealed lead acid batteries, 4 volt sealed lead acid batteries and 6 volt sealed lead acid batteries.

A functioning emergency light is required to comply with state building and fire codes, insurance standards, and even OSHA standards. The Exit Light Company offers cost-effective, energy efficient emergency lights to meet a variety of applications including: industrial, remote capable and wet location emergency lighting, as well as high end architectural and recessed installation. Our newest series of LED emergency lights use ultra bright, energy-efficient Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs). This configuration allows for low-voltage operation eliminating the need for a bulky sealed lead acid battery.