July 31, 2020
Arani's single-sided LED plastic running man sign comes in 2 versions: with battery, and without battery. This version does not come with an integrated battery, and is designed to be used with an external emergency battery. To maximize its versatility, this version of the LED running man has 2 sets of wires, one set for a 120-347V input, and another for low voltage 6-24V input. Its smaller size makes it suitable for installation above doorways.
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