TOPIC:

UL 924 VS UL 1008

Background

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Line Drawings & Examples

- Emergency Lighting Control Devices

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Overview

- What Code Says

- Plain English Definitions

- AIA Accredited Courses

- How To Get More Information

- When Are These Required?

- The Product Line

- ELCD 924 (-FD)

- ELCD 1008

- ELCD 924 with a Generator

Emergency Lighting Control Devices

Emergency Lighting Control Devices allow fixtures that are controlled in normal operation to be overridden into an emergency mode where the lights are on at a known light level, regardless of the status of the control input.

In General...

I. BACKGROUND

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There are 2 Types of These Devices

UL 924 - Automatic Load Control Relays

A device used to set normally dimmed or normally-off switched emergency lighting equipment to full power illumination levels in the event of a loss of the normal supply by bypassing the dimming/switching controls, and to return the emergency lighting equipment to normal status when the device senses the normal supply has been restored.

Definition

I. BACKGROUND

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ALCR Devices are used to override dimming/switching controls.  They require a Normally On power source.

In Plain English

UL 1008 - Branch Circuit Emergency Lighting Transfer Switches

A device connected on the load side of a branch-circuit over-current protective device that transfers only emergency lighting loads from the normal supply to an emergency supply.

Definition

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I. BACKGROUND

BCELTS devices change the power source that supplies power to a fixture. They convert Normally Off sources into Normally On sources.

In Plain English

When Are These Required?

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I. BACKGROUND

If your lighting zones have mixed emergency and non-emergency fixtures that need to be controlled together, you'll need some sort of ELCD

If you're using "normally off" style emergency power storage/generation, you will probably need a UL 1008 device

If you're using an inverter without switched output breakers, you'll need a UL924 device

Product Line Overview

ELCD-924

ELCD-F (924 With Fire Alarm)

ELCD-FD (924 With Fire Alarm and Dimming)

UL 924 | ALCR

II. LINE DRAWINGS & EXAMPLES

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Key Features

50A, Arcless Relay

Multiple Mounting Solutions, Single Part Number

Product Line Overview

ELCD-1008 (Includes Everything)

UL 1008 | BCELTS

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II. LINE DRAWINGS & EXAMPLES

Key Features

All-In-One Easy To Install Package

Simplified Ratings

Integrated Replaceable Fuses

UL 924 | ALCR One-Line Drawing

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II. LINE DRAWINGS & EXAMPLES

UL 1008 | BCELTS One-Line Drawing

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II. LINE DRAWINGS & EXAMPLES

UL 924 | ALCR Generator One-Line Drawing

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II. LINE DRAWINGS & EXAMPLES

AIA Course

Keep your eyes peeled for an AIA course dedicated to this topic (0.5 credits)

III. SALES SUPPORT

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Will cover in more depth, the one line diagrams as well as the control integrations

The Chalk Talk was just a teaser...

Sales Materials

- Training Video Link (Public - For Agent Only)

- Sales Presentation PDF (Public - For Agent Sales Presentations)

- Spec Sheets & Drawings

- Wiring Diagrams

 

 

Available on the Website

Available within Follow-up Sales Packet

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