700.11 Wiring, Class-2-Powered Emergency Lighting Systems.

In the 2023 NEC, new Section 700.11 provides a good start for introducing new language pertaining to Class-2-powered emergency lighting systems.

Don't Get Caught in the Dark — Understand and Applying NEC

Chapter 7: Special Conditions, New Jersey Electrical Code 2017

This Class 1 Division 2 emergency light has a 22 W capacity from a nickel cadmium battery that will provide 5 to 7 years of reliable power and

6V 22W NiCad Battery Class 1 Division 2 Emergency Light

2023 NEC Update - 16 Hours w/4Hrs NFPA 70E

Emergency Systems and the NEC

LED Stairwell Emergency Light, Incon 52111-2L-B9

2023 NEC Code Changes Update part 2

Standard Bright LED Emergency Light | Square Head | White or Black Housing

Four Changes In The 2023 National Electric Code Impacting Lighting

14E-7-700 Emergency systems.

All LED efficient and secure Emergency Light. Long lasting, low maintenance NiCad battery. No heavy, short-lived sealed lead acid batteries! Works on

LFI Lights - UL Certified - Hardwired LED Standard Emergency Light - Square Head - EL2WBB

Viking Electric

Code Quandaries

2023 NEC Code Changes Update part 2

IAEI Training Shorts — 700.10(A) and Identification of Emergency