System and method for snap-on emergency exit LED lighting
A system and method for snap-on emergency exit LED lighting. The emergency exit lighting fixture comprises a structure for housing at least one LED light, an LED driver electronically coupled to the LED light(s), a continuous power source, a backup power source, and a test switch. The fixture, in various configurations, may be mounted to an existing T-grid. The fixture may be tested remotely.
1. A snap-on emergency exit lighting fixture comprising:
an elongate semi-rigid flat base extending between a first end and a second end, said flat base comprising a right edge, a left edge, a top plane, and a bottom plane;
at least one right top catch extending along a portion of said right edge;
at least one left top catch extending along a portion of said left edge;
at least one right bottom catch extending along a portion of said right edge;
at least one left bottom catch extending along a portion of said left edge;
at least one LED light mounted to said bottom plane;
an LED driver electronically coupled to a first power source, a backup battery containing enough power to power said at least one LED light for at least 90 minutes, said at least one LED light, and an on/off test switch; and
a translucent lens panel mounted at least partially below said bottom plane via said at least one right bottom catch and said at least one left bottom catch, said translucent lens adapted to diffuse light from said LED light.
2. The snap-on emergency exit lighting fixture of claim 1 , wherein said translucent lens comprises at least one cut-out, with a red or green color translucent lens panel placed within said at least one colored cut-out.
3. The snap-on emergency exit lighting fixture of claim 1 , wherein said at least one LED light further comprises colored LEDs in either red or green color.
4. The snap-on emergency exit lighting fixture of claim 1 , further comprising a wireless antenna electronically coupled to said on/off test switch and said LED driver.
5. The snap-on emergency exit lighting fixture of claim 4 , wherein said wireless antenna is adapted to receive a signal from a Wi-Fi connected smartphone application so as to activate the on/off test switch.
6. The snap-on emergency exit lighting fixture of claim 1 further comprising a T-grid coupled with said at least one left top catch and said at least one right top catch.