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The Atlite XLN2 Exit Sign

The Atlite XLN2 exit sign is manufactured by Cooper Lighting. In the United States there are more than 100 million exit signs. These signs often use incandescent lamps and are estimated to use 30 to 35 billion kilowatt hours of electricity every year. Exit signs using light emitting diodes, or LEDs for short, typically use about 10 to 50 times less energy than those with incandescent bulbs. The exit sign's rated active power at 120 volts is 4.3 watts. At 277 volts, the exit sign's rated active power is 4.5 watts.

The Atlite XLN2 die cast aluminum exit sign has a universal face and has a red color. It comes with a 5 year warranty.

Cooper Lighting is located in Georgia and manufactures exit signs and residential light fixtures. It received the Green Lights award in 1994.