Cooper Sure-Lites Chel User Manual

COOPER LIGHTING - SURE-LITES

6.5”

[165mm]

11.5”

[292mm]

4.0”

[102mm]

CHICAGO CODE

®

DIMENSIONS

DESCRIPTION

The Sure-Lites CHEL Emergency Light
provides a distinct solution to any

emergency lighting application.
Constructed of die cast aluminum, the
CHEL presents not only a unique shape
and design but also provides dependable
strength and durability. The two, fully
adjustable, high efficiency 12W MR16
lamps provide maximum path of egress
performance. The standard Watchguard
EMS self-diagnostic system meets NFPA
101 testing requirements providing
assurance that the unit is working
properly at all times. The Sure-Lites
LASER test feature allows remote, 30
second confidence testing of the
emergency light upon demand.

Self-Diagnostics

The self-diagnostic unit will automatically
perform all tests required by UL924 and NFPA

101. The system indicates the status of the unit 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.

A 30 second battery power simulation test will
occur every 30 days.

CHEL SERIES

Die Cast Aluminum

CHICAGO CODE

EMERGENCY LIGHTING

• Dual Voltage input,
120/277 VAC, 60 Hz

• Die cast aluminum housing

• Two 6V 12W MR16 lamps

• Sealed Lead Calcium

ELECTRICAL RATINGS

Rated Wattage to 87 1/2% of Rated D.C. Voltage

Model DC Voltage 1 1/2 Hours

CHEL1SD 6 24

ORDERING INFORMATION

SAMPLE NUMBER: 6CHEL1SD

CHEL1

Family
CHEL1=Architectural

Emergency
Light

Housing
Finishes
Blank=Silver
BK=Black
WH=White

SD

SD=Self Diagnostics

(Standard)

Lamp Information

Type Wattage Number Spacing

MR16 12 29-140 50'

Options

TDM=Time Delay Monitor

Accessories (order separately)

LASER=Key Chain, Red Laser Pointer

(activation tested at 30 feet)

• Powder Coat Finish

• Watchguard EMS
Self-Diagnostic System

• Photocell Test Switch
(requires accessory LASER

1

for activation)

• UL924 Listed, Damp
location listed, Life Safety
NFPA 101, NEC/OSHA,
most state and local codes

• City of Chicago Fire Code

(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 foot ceiling with a 6 foot wide walkway and 3 foot path of egress.
The reflectances are 80% ceiling, 50% walls and 20% floors. The fixture mounting height is 7.5. 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.

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