In the event of a power failure, the RHB Series fluorescent emergency ballast takes over from the AC ballast and operates 1 or 2 lamps at a reduced lumen output.
Emergency ballasts must provide battery power for a minimum of 90 minutes, and must power the lamps to provide at least 1 Foot Candle of illumination on the floor. Emergency ballasts allow the same fixture to be used for both normal and emergency operation. All Commercial and Government buildings in the US are required by law to provide emergency lighting in the path of egress. Life Safety Code NFPA 101, UL924
| Product | Features | Data Sheets | ||
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RHB1402 (is being replaced - contact factory for availability) BAL1400ACTD (New Product to replace RHB1402) |
1400 Lumens, 1- 2 T8 linear lamps |
RHB1402 Spec BAL1400ACTD Spec |
RHB1402 Instructions |
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RHB1201 | 1200 Lumens, 1 T5 & T8 linear lamp | Spec | Instructions |
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RHB1301LP | 1300 Lumens, 1 lamp T5, T8 and long compact -Low Profile | Spec | Instructions |
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RHB831LP | 800 Lumens, 1 lamp T5, T8 and long compact- Low Profile | Spec | Instructions |
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RHB702 | 700 Lumens, 1 - 2 T8 & T12 lamp , 1 lamp long compact | Spec | Instruction |
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RHB701 | 700 Lumens, 1 T8 & T12 lamp | Spec | Instructions |
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RHB501 | 500 Lumens, 1 T8 & T12 lamp | Spec | Instructions |
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RHB751C | 750 Lumens, 4 pin Compact and long compact Lamps | Spec | Instructions |
| Back Mount Covers |
BMC-1 BMC-2 BMC-3 |
Spec |
If you need technical assistance, call 1-877-774-4775
