Alpha RSN7050E 120V Emergency Communcation Sign, Single Sided, Red

Designed to clearly mark Emergency Communication locations and support building safety programs, the Alpha Communications RSN7050E 120V Emergency Communication Sign (single-sided, red) delivers dependable visibility and code-compliant performance. As an Alpha Communications area of rescue sign, the RSN7050E features bright LED illumination with built-in battery backup so the sign remains visible during power outages — a critical benefit for emergency monitoring, evacuation and first-responder coordination. The sign is UL 924 listed and meets NEC/ NFPA illumination requirements, helping facilities maintain compliance and simplifying inspections. Measuring 14" x 10.5" x 3" with a rugged aluminum housing and acrylic face, the RSN7050E resists daily wear in high-traffic areas and requires minimal maintenance. Included directional arrows and standard mounting guidance make installation fast for security, surveillance and building management teams integrating this into ARA systems. Ideal for hospitals, high-rise residential, commercial and institutional buildings, the RSN7050E provides a clear, reliable way to mark emergency communication points. Add it to your emergency communications and monitoring infrastructure today to enhance occupant safety and code compliance.

• Provides clear, code-compliant identification of Emergency Communication points to improve occupant safety and simplify emergency response
• Built-in LED illumination with battery backup ensures continuous visibility during power loss for reliable monitoring and evacuation support
• UL 924 listed construction delivers proven compliance with life-safety, NEC and NFPA requirements, reducing inspection and liability risk
• Durable aluminum housing with acrylic face resists wear and delivers low-maintenance performance for long-term installations in commercial and institutional buildings
• Includes directional arrows and standard mounting guidance for fast installation and seamless integration into ARA, security and surveillance systems