Introduction
Kenall Manufacturing offers Metrex™ emergency lighting and signage solutions for high abuse environments such as schools, healthcare, correctional facilities, and industrial settings. The brochure highlights the Millenium Metrex™ LED exit sign series and Simple Seal™ exit signs for critical environments.
Product Overview- Metrex™ High Abuse Exit Sign: Durable LED exit signs with polycarbonate housings for extreme conditions.
- Mighty Mac™ Correctional Exit Sign: Designed for correctional facilities with heavy gauge steel construction and tamper-resistant features.
- Simple Seal™ Sealed Enclosure Exit Sign: Ideal for cleanrooms and containment areas, offering superior leakage resistance.
- Metrex™ Combo Exit/Emergency Light: Combines exit signage with emergency lighting, available with halogen or LED MR16 lamps.
- Metrex™ Emergency Light: High capacity emergency lighting solutions with options for halogen or LED lamps.
Lighting Recommendations
Guidelines are provided for various environments including corridors, stairwells, locker rooms, and gymnasiums to ensure optimal lighting performance and safety.
Specifications and Standards
The products meet UL and cUL standards for wet locations, IP ratings for dust and water protection, and comply with NFPA 101 life safety codes. The Simple Seal™ series also meets specific leakage standards for pressurized environments.
Advantages of LED Technology
Kenall's LED luminaires offer long life, reduced maintenance, environmental sustainability, and energy efficiency. They are designed for high vibration areas and feature simpler testing protocols.
Conclusion
Kenall's emergency lighting and signage products are engineered for durability and performance in challenging environments, backed by a commitment to customer satisfaction and a comprehensive warranty.
Specifications
The systems are housed in injection-molded polycarbonate, offering resistance to severe environmental and physical abuse. They are UL/cUL and IP64 rated, ensuring protection against moisture, dirt, and debris. The standard operating temperature is 10°C to 45°C, with an optional cold weather package rated to -30°C.
Lighting Options
The systems are available with two or four MR16 lamps, in either 12W or 20W halogen, or 6.5W LED configurations. These options meet life safety code requirements, providing up to 114-foot spacing between luminaires at a recommended 7.5-foot mounting height.
Battery and Diagnostics
The systems feature a NiCad battery with deep conditioning at startup, self-testing, self-diagnostics, and remote laser-testing capabilities. Quick disconnects are included for ease of servicing.
Listings and Standards
The products meet or exceed UL924, NFPA 101, and CSA standards, ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
Additional Features
Kenall offers a Peace of Mind Guarantee® covering luminaire breakage for the life of the installation. The systems also support remote-powered exit signs and emergency lighting capabilities.
Applications
The document highlights the suitability of these systems for corridors and stairwells, emphasizing their ability to provide adequate illumination and withstand vandalism in unsupervised areas.
Product Selector Chart
A chart is included to guide users in selecting the appropriate emergency lighting system based on specific project needs, detailing lamp types, durations, and spacing capabilities.
Emergency Lighting Product Overview
1. Product Specifications
The document provides a detailed chart of emergency lighting products, specifying lamp types, quantities, durations, and corresponding brochure and spec sheet pages. Products include various models such as Metec24n, Metec40n, Metec48n, and Metec80n, with options for LED and halogen lamps, offering durations from 90 to 240 minutes.
2. Recommended Applications- Stairwells: Closed stairwells with specific dimensions and luminaire placements are recommended to ensure adequate lighting, with calculations provided for footcandles (fc) to meet safety codes.
- Corridor Intersections: Emphasizes the importance of combining high-capacity emergency lighting with exit signage to guide occupants safely.
- Locker Rooms: Suggests using remote emergency luminaires and exit signs for effective egress paths.
- Multi-Purpose Rooms: Highlights the need for powerful luminaires to illuminate large areas, with spacing recommendations for different path widths.
- Gymnasiums: Discusses the durability and efficiency of Kenall Metrex luminaires in high-impact environments, with specific wiring recommendations.
- Building Exteriors: Focuses on luminaires that withstand environmental abuse while providing reliable egress lighting.
3. Calculation Summaries
Each section includes a calculation summary detailing average, maximum, and minimum footcandles, ensuring compliance with life safety codes.
4. Product Selector Charts
Charts are provided throughout the document to assist in selecting the appropriate lighting system based on specific project needs, including path width and duration requirements.
Product OverviewThe document provides detailed specifications and features for various series of Kenall's emergency and exit lighting products, including the METSR, MMEX, CMEXR, METSS, and METEC series. These products are designed for different mounting configurations and environments, offering features such as indirect
LED lighting, emergency battery backup, and robust construction materials.
General Specifications
- Electrical: Red or green LED light sources, various voltage options, and emergency battery packs with self-diagnostic features.
- Construction: Robust materials such as cold rolled steel and stainless steel, with options for painted or brushed finishes.
- Compliance: Products meet or exceed relevant UL, NFPA, CSA, and NRCAN standards.
Installation and Accessories
- Products are designed for easy installation with various mounting options and accessories like laser pointers and specialized screwdrivers.
- Listings and certifications ensure suitability for wet locations and compliance with safety standards.
Specifications
The document outlines the specifications for Kenall's lighting products, focusing on the construction and features of the housing, shield, and electrical components. The housing is made from high-impact, injection-molded polycarbonate with mounting holes and a neoprene gasket for sealing. The shield is secured with Torx® fasteners and sealed with a silicone gasket.
Electrical Components
The electrical components are mounted on a removable chassis and include a sealed nickel-cadmium emergency battery pack with self-test and diagnostic features. The battery pack is suitable for temperatures ranging from 10°C to 45°C, with a cold weather option available for -30°C to 45°C. The system can power remote exits and emergency units, with total lamp wattage not exceeding the unit's output rating.
Installation
Installation requires a standard four-point mounting, with optional drill points for surface conduit entry. The product is UL and CUL listed for wet locations and meets various safety standards.
Product Features
The products are designed for surface mounting on walls or ceilings, with options for high-capacity batteries and self-diagnostic testing. They are constructed from high-impact polycarbonate and are available in different finishes and lamp types.
Output Rating
The document provides an output rating chart for different battery capacities, detailing the wattage available for various durations.
Ordering Information
Detailed ordering information is provided, including options for lamp wattage, voltage, and accessories. The products are designed and manufactured in the USA, meeting Buy American requirements.
Specifications
The document outlines the specifications for high-impact resistant lighting fixtures made from UV-stabilized injection molded polycarbonate. The housing is constructed from marine-grade die-cast aluminum, and the door is secured with stainless steel screws. The fixtures are designed to be dust and water protected to IP64 standards and are UL listed for wet locations.
Gasketing
The fixtures use closed cell, silicone “O” ring gaskets to seal joints between the housing and lens frame, ensuring a secure and weather-resistant fit.
Electrical
The fixtures are equipped with high power factor HID ballasts and metal halide lamps that utilize pulse start technology. They include shock-absorbing, medium base lamp sockets and are pre-wired for easy installation.
Installation
The fixtures feature a quick mounting system with a hook-and-lock mechanism, requiring a four-point mount for the Peace of Mind Guarantee®. They are not designed to be inverted for uplighting.
Warranty
The fixtures come with a Peace of Mind Guarantee® against breakage, provided the standard mounting and lens requirements are met.
Listings
The fixtures are UL and CUL listed for wet locations and certified to IP64 standards. They are also IDA-approved as Dark-Sky Friendly Fixtures.
Options and Accessories
Various options are available, including low voltage emergency auxiliary lamps, single fuse and holder, and quartz restrike systems. Accessories include photo controls and surface conduit adapters.
Illumination of Means of Egress
The document specifies that illumination must be continuous during occupancy and meet minimum criteria values. Automatic motion sensor lighting is permitted under certain conditions. Emergency lighting facilities must be reliable and meet specific illumination requirements.
Specifications for Means of Egress
Means of egress must comply with Section 7.9 for various structures, including buildings specified in chapters 11-43, underground structures, high-rise buildings, and doors with delayed-egress locks. Specific provisions apply to stair shafts and vestibules of smokeproof enclosures, which may include standby generators for emergency lighting.
Exit Access and Discharge
Exit access includes designated stairs, aisles, corridors, ramps, escalators, and passageways leading to an exit. Exit discharge includes designated stairs, ramps, aisles, walkways, and escalators leading to a public way.
Emergency Lighting System Performance
Emergency illumination must last at least 1.5 hours during normal lighting failure, with specific illumination levels and uniformity ratios. New emergency power systems must comply with NFPA 110 standards. Emergency lighting systems should automatically activate during power interruptions.
Testing of Emergency Lighting Equipment
Emergency lighting systems require periodic testing, with options for monthly functional testing and annual testing for battery-powered systems. Self-testing/self-diagnostic systems must perform regular tests and indicate failures.
Marking of Means of Egress
Exits must be marked with approved signs visible from any direction. Tactile signage is required at exit doors, except in existing buildings without occupancy changes. Floor proximity exit signs and egress path markings must comply with specific standards and be visible during emergencies.
Illumination of Signs
Signs must be illuminated by reliable light sources, with specific requirements for externally and internally illuminated signs. Photoluminescent signs must be continuously illuminated while the building is occupied.
Specifications and Standards
The document outlines specifications for emergency lighting and signage, including requirements for illumination, character compliance, and signage for non-exit areas. It references compliance with ICC/ANSI A117.1 standards for accessible buildings and facilities.
Sign Illumination
Special signs must be illuminated according to specific sections of the code, and emergency lighting conditions must be met where required. Signs must comply with visual character requirements.
Testing and Maintenance
Exit signs require regular inspection and testing, particularly those with battery-operated emergency illumination sources.
Technical Specifications
The document provides detailed tables for wire size and voltage drop calculations for remote exit and lamp systems, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a maximum voltage drop of 5%.
Battery Output and Emergency Battery Pack Selection
Information is provided on battery duration for various wattages and the selection of emergency battery packs for different lamp types, including T8, T5, and compact fluorescent lamps.
K230 Performance Standards
The K230 standard is highlighted for its role in ensuring fixtures prevent leakage in pressurized environments, crucial for healthcare and cleanroom applications.
Ingress Protection Ratings
The document discusses UL and IEC standards for wet and hosedown ratings, emphasizing the importance of recognized standards and independent testing for fixture durability and safety.
Food Processing and Handling Standards
Kenall luminaires are certified to NSF2 standards for use in food processing, handling, and preparation areas, ensuring compliance with sanitation requirements.
Overview
The document outlines the specifications and standards for Kenall lighting fixtures used in food processing, handling, and preparation areas. These fixtures are evaluated based on corrosion resistance, cleanability, and the materials exposed to food.
Specifications
Exposed materials must withstand normal wear and the corrosive action of foods, beverages, and cleaning compounds. They should not impart any odor, color, taste, or toxic material to food. The National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) defines equipment surfaces as Food Contact or Non-Food Contact, with further divisions into Food Zone, Splash Zone, and Non-Food Zone.
Construction Types- Splash Zones (SN): Fixtures for Splash Zones and Non-Food Zones use painted CRS, painted aluminum, or anodized aluminum for exposed sheet metal. Fasteners are stainless steel, and lenses can be acrylic, polycarbonate, or tempered glass.
- Food Zones (FN): Fixtures for Food Zone/Non-Food Contact areas use similar materials but require paint that meets U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, Title 21. Fasteners are stainless steel and removable without tools, and lenses must be FDA-approved Food Grade polycarbonate.
Recommendations
Kenall does not recommend specific construction levels for applications; the final decision is up to local inspectors.
Certification
Kenall fixtures are tested and certified to the NSF2 standard, ensuring they meet sanitation requirements in food-related areas.