This TUROLIGHT Running Man combo unit is engineered with modern LED technology that dramatically reduces energy consumption compared to older incandescent or fluorescent emergency exit signs. The integrated LEDs deliver clear, highly visible illumination of the Running Man pictogram while drawing minimal power during normal operation, which translates into meaningful energy savings over the life of the fixture — especially in buildings where emergency signage must remain illuminated around the clock.
The built-in emergency battery backup is a critical component of this fixture, designed to provide sustained illumination during power failures. The battery and charging circuitry are engineered for reliable performance through repeated charge and discharge cycles, with the combo light heads activating automatically to illuminate egress paths. An efficient LED driver manages consistent power delivery to both the sign and the emergency heads, ensuring stable output and extending the overall lifespan of the LEDs.
This fixture is cUL listed and meets the rigorous safety and performance standards required for emergency lighting and exit signage in Canadian jurisdictions. The plastic enclosure provides a lightweight, corrosion-resistant housing suitable for standard indoor environments, and the overall thermal management design ensures that heat generated by the LEDs and driver is effectively dissipated, preserving component integrity and long-term reliability.
Installation is straightforward, with versatile mounting options that accommodate wall-mount and ceiling-mount configurations as well as end-mount applications for corridors and hallways. The unit supports multiple directional faceplate configurations — including left, right, and bi-directional arrows — making it adaptable to a wide range of building layouts. With a high CRI rating for clear visibility and low-maintenance LED operation, this combo exit sign is a smart, code-compliant upgrade for any property owner looking to modernize their emergency egress lighting system.
