EMERGENCY LIGHTS Commercial
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COOPER LIGHTING
COOPER LIGHTING - SURE-LITES®
CC9
CC10
CC11
CC12
Contractor’s Choice
Ultra High Capacity
EMERGENCY LIGHT
DESCRIPTION
The Contractor’s Choice FasTest™ Ultra
High-Capacity Emergency Lighting Units
are an affordable, yet attractive,
alternative to standard two-headed
emergency lighting units. All
components snap together to facilitate
installation in 5 minutes or less. Field
versatility is not sacrificed for cost, both
lighting heads offer horizontal and
vertical adjustability. Moreover, proper
operation of the transfer circuit and
emergency lamps can be quickly and
safely verified by using a convenient
laser pointer (sold as an accessory). In
addition, Watchguard EMS self
diagnostic system is standard.
The CC Series Ultra High-Capacity
Emergency Lighting Units are ideal for
applications that demand the minimum
cost but also require maximum
flexibility, reliability and convenience in
an attractive unit.
• Dual-Voltage Input 120/277
VAC, 60 Hz
• Injection-Molded, Color-
Stable, High-Impact
UL 94-5V Rated
Polycarbonate Housing and
Mounting Plate
• Designer white textured
finish
• Maintenance Free Sealed
Lead Calcium Battery
• Housing Has (8) Locations
for Mounting of Heads;
Consult Factory (3 optional
bottom-mount and 3
optional top- mount
locations)
• Knockouts/Cutouts
Provided in Housing for
Surface Conduit
Attachment
• Watchguard EMS self
diagnostic system
• Remote Photocell Test
Switch with Automatic
30-Sec. Test Upon Switch
Activation
• Line-Latching, Solid-State
Voltage Limited Charger,
Solid-State Switching, Low-
Voltage Disconnect,
Brownout Circuit,
Overload/Short Circuit
Protection, Push-Button
Test Switch/Power Indicator
Light
• UL 924, Life Safety NFPA
101, NEC/OSHA, Most
State and Local Codes
Verify proper operation of the
transfer circuit and emergency
lamps with convenient laser
pointer (sold as an accessory).
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DIMENSIONS
9 7/8”
[250mm]
19”
[483mm]
8 7/16”
[214mm]
12”
[305mm]
21 11/16”
[551mm]
LASER=Key Chain, Red Laser Pointer
(activation tested at 30 feet)
VS1=Polycarbonate Vandal Shield
VS1WP=Polycarbonate Vandal Shield
Weather Resistant
WG3=Wire Guard
2MSWH=Mounting Shelf
ORDERING INFORMATION
Model
Number
CC9SD
CC10SD
CC11SD
CC12SD
SAMPLE NUMBER: CC9SDMRT2142SM
SQ=Square Head (12W Standard)
MRT=MR16 Heads (12W Standard)
Alternate Lamps -
Specify quantity,
lamp number (from Technical
Information section) and mounting
location (below), e.g.
CC9SD2134SM319TM219BM
SM=Side Mount Heads
(2 lamp max.)
TM=Top Mount Heads (3 lamp max.)
BM=Bottom Mount Heads
(3 lamp max.)
Electrical Options
A=Ammeter
V=Voltmeter
TDM- Time Daily Monitor
CSK120=120V Cord Set
CSK277= 277V Cord Set
Other Options: Consult Cooper
Lighting
Representative
Options (add as suffix) Accessories (order separately)
(1) The "Rule of Thumb" spacing guidelines are designed to achieve 1 foot-candle average and 0.1 foot-candle minimum with a 40:1 maximum/minimum
ratio. The corridor used is 100 feet long, 9 feet ceiling with a 6 feet wide walkway and 3 feet path of egress. The reflectances are 80% ceiling, 50% walls and
20% floors. The fixture mounting height is 7.0 feet with a lamp head angle of 45 degrees. Cooper Lighting assumes no responsibility for local
requirements or specific project variables. This is a guideline to be used as a design aid, not as guarantee of any code compliance.
ELECTRICAL RATINGS
Model DC Voltage 1 1/2 Hours Remote Capability
CC9SD 12 160 136W
CC10SD 12 200 176W
CC11SD 12 240 216W
CC12SD 12 300 276W
CC9SDMRT 12 160 136W
CC10SDMRT 12 200 176W
CC11SDMRT 12 240 216W
CC12SDMRT 12 300 276W
Rated Wattage to 87 1/2% of Rated D.C. Voltage Lamp Information
Type Wattage Number Spacing(3)
Incandescent 12 ea. 029-132 24'
Incandescent 12 ea. 029-132 24'
Incandescent 12 ea. 029-132 24'
Incandescent 12 ea. 029-132 24'
MR16 12 ea. 029-141 50’
MR16 12 ea. 029-141 50’
MR16 12 ea. 029-141 50’
MR16 12 ea. 029-141 50’
Self-Diagnostics
The self-diagnostic unit will
automatically perform all tests
required by UL924, and NFPA
101. The system indicates the
status of the exit at all times
using the LED indicator near the
test switch on the side of the
unit. A 90 minute battery power
(emergency mode) simulation
test will occur randomly once
every six months.
