A Artemis Member Nov 14, 2007 #1 Can anyone provide the code reference that states a photocell can be used in an exterior emergency lighting fixture?
Can anyone provide the code reference that states a photocell can be used in an exterior emergency lighting fixture?
B bcorbin Senior Member Nov 14, 2007 #2 Remember, most code is proscriptive in nature, not prescriptive. I would look for the code that prohibits the use of a photocell instead.
Remember, most code is proscriptive in nature, not prescriptive. I would look for the code that prohibits the use of a photocell instead.
480sparky Senior Member Location Iowegia Nov 14, 2007 #3 "Photocell" only appears in the NEC once: Table 504.10(B), which does not apply to this application. Why would someone want a photocell on an emergency light anyway? It's one more item that can fail.
"Photocell" only appears in the NEC once: Table 504.10(B), which does not apply to this application. Why would someone want a photocell on an emergency light anyway? It's one more item that can fail.
S smithacetech Member Location Utah Nov 15, 2007 #5 480sparky said: "Photocell" only appears in the NEC once: Table 504.10(B), which does not apply to this application. Why would someone want a photocell on an emergency light anyway? It's one more item that can fail. Click to expand... To conserve energy of course..Why have an exterior light on during the day? anyway, this is allowed see 700.22.
480sparky said: "Photocell" only appears in the NEC once: Table 504.10(B), which does not apply to this application. Why would someone want a photocell on an emergency light anyway? It's one more item that can fail. Click to expand... To conserve energy of course..Why have an exterior light on during the day? anyway, this is allowed see 700.22.