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NB-C Series Steel Traditional Emergency Units 6 volt, 26 watt low profile emergency lighting unit featuring traditional style, high output halogen lighting heads and rugged steel construction. |
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RL-C Series Steel High Capacity Traditional Emergency Units 6- and 12-volt high capacity emergency lighting units featuring traditional style, high output halogen lighting heads and rugged steel construction. |
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GC-C Series Steel Ceiling Troffer Emergency Units 6-volt emergency lighting units designed for suspended ceiling installations. Units feature rugged steel construction and high output halogen lighting heads. |
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XC-R-C Series Steel Recessed Emergency Units 6-volt emergency lighting unit designed for recessed wall or ceiling installations. Units feature rugged steel construction and high output halogen lighting heads. |
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AG-1-C Series Recessed Gimbal Emergency Unit Recessed emergency lighting gimbal unit features adjustable, glare-free halogen lighting head. Unique mounting plate allows fast, easy installation. |
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High-Lites
2142 Thomaston Avenue
Waterbury, CT 06704
203-575-2044 phone
203-574-3289 fax
click here for directions
Joe Penta
General Manager
203-575-2044 Ext. 18
joe.penta@philips.com
Philip Salvatore
Sales Manager
203-575-2044 Ext. 16
phil.salvatore@philips.com
Tom Sampieri
Engineering Manager
203-575-2044 Ext. 23
tom.sampieri@philips.com
George Northrop
Marketing Manager
203-575-2044 Ext. 17
george.northrop@philips.com
Denise Pelletier
Customer Service
203-575-2044 Ext. 19
denise.pelletier@philips.com
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