How To Install a Two Head LED Emergency Light - AKT-EM01W

[@Seriousdrew]

You made self explanatory brother ur the best I couldn't figure it out I thought I was suppose to connect all the wires.. ty

[@WeAreU4]

Glad I was able to help out

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

Cool! And that light will actually last for 90 minutes, not seconds.

[@WeAreU4]

Thanks. I didn't even catch that I said seconds at the end. I did say it correctly at the beginning though.

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

Yeah. Nice video!

[@TheRealChrisHansen]

I wired mine up just like you demonstrates, but alas it no worky worky. The test button does nothing either. Maybe i got a bunk unit 🤷

[@maskretek4099]

Oh my god - what happened at 7:15 ? Visual Art! I bought a last one of these that was mounted as a model in the store. Meaning: No Manual. Thanks to you showing us how to install ; )

[@rodneykelseydertroitred01]

Very good and important thank you

[@marisolbaque6]

Briliant explanation, wel done

[@mikeymoet1847]

you are incredible , thank you so much! you save my life....

[@dominichunter9799]

I had not connected the battery so that helped. Thanks.

[@WeAreU4]

I would think so.

[@RupDawgs]

Thank you for making this.

[@WeAreU4]

My pleasure!

[@ledsionlighting]

LOL,I love your video,so passionate

[@somersetky.mallmaintenance8681]

Good video you explain things very well.

[@j.d.bishop190]

90 seconds? Don't you mean 90 minutes?

[@WeAreU4]

Yes. I accidentally said seconds at the end. I did say minutes correctly at the beginning though.

[@Thunderbolt1003]

You need to adjust the lampheads to get optimal lighting in a power failure

[@degeneral53]

Only 90 min and that doesn't even look too bright

[@josephchroniger4281]

That’s code and yea I agree it sucks

[@samdag9755]

So very interesting... may I know what was the input voltage or you source voltage..

[@WeAreU4]

Standard 110/120 V in the US

[@coreyguerrette8525]

Question! I just installed some lights. Once I put power to it the button was a steady red. I looked at the owners manual and it says nothing about a steady red. Will it ago away with time?

[@WeAreU4]

As you can see in the video around 07:05 mine has the red light as well. That is letting you know that the light has live power going to it. It is always on when the light is receiving power to it. Most emergency lights and exit signs I have used and / or seen have light light on it.

[@chihanlee512]

No emergency lights with sockets:(

[@bibleman945]

Where can I get a battery for that light .

[@WeAreU4]

I didn't know offhand and the light is mounted on my wall. If you need to replace the battery, take the front off, and you'll see the battery in there. Just match the information written in the battery and the wire connection type. If I remember correctly, there is a sticker on the inside of the light next to the battery which tells you what you can replace it with.

[@muffin4801]

Would it work with 220v line?

[@WeAreU4]

This version is 110

[@photodok]

90 seconds? I think you mean 90 minutes.

[@WeAreU4]

Yes. I accidentally said seconds at the end. I did say minutes correctly at the beginning though.

[@BILLYJOE957]

90 seconds ?

[@WeAreU4]

Yes. I accidentally said seconds at the end. I did say minutes correctly at the beginning though.

[@degeneral53]

​@@WeAreU4 Thats a short time

[@breadsticks98]

277 volts?? Lool

[@CurtWelch]

LOOL? 277 is correct. It's a standard voltage for commercial lighting in the US. It's the single-phase voltage of a 480 3-phase system. 480/sqrt(3) = 277.128... Most newer lights sold for commercial environments will work with 277V, 240V, or 120V power.

[@the4hunters]

Too bad it’s only 90 seconds, mine goes 90 min 7:34

[@WeAreU4]

It is 90 min, sorry