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    Bodine - Emergency Lighting

    Emergency lighting for generator and central inverter systems

     
    Bodine offers distinct products designed to work with generators and central inverter systems: the GTD and BLCD families. These products work in conjunction with a generator or central inverter system to supply emergency lighting regardless of local light switch position. This means emergency lighting is no longer dependent on expensive night lighting. In fact, you can switch off normal lighting at the end of the day or whenever it’s not needed without jeopardizing emergency lighting operation. These energy-saving devices sense the loss of normal power and, in response, switch the lighting load to a generator- or inverter-fed circuit.

    Product information

    GTDU

     

    • Emergency lighting control device 
    • 2A Max for LED and fluorescent loads
    • Dual UL Listed UL 1008 and UL 924 
    • Universal input

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    GTD

     

    • Emergency lighting control device
    • 3A max for LED and fluorescent loads
    • Bypass local switching means on an emergency circuit fed from a UL 1008 transfer switch

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    GTD10DIM

     

    • Control or bypass device
    • 10A max electronic driver/ballast rating
    • Features a 0-10 dimmer override

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    GTD20A

     

    • Emergency lighting transfer switch (BCELTS) or bypass device
    • 20A max for LED and fluorescent loads
    • BCELTS under UL 1008; Bypass under UL 924

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    BLCD-20B

     

    • Control or bypass device
    • 20A max for LED and fluorescent loads; 10A max for incandescent loads
    • Features auto-select for voltage (120-277V)
    • Interfaces with fire alarm and security panels

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    BLCD16DIM

     

    • Control or bypass device
    • 16A max electronic driver/ballast rating
    • Features a 0-10 dimmer override
    • Interfaces with fire alarm and security panels

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