80/20® 15, 40, 45 Series Connection Angle Die Cast Plain

Hubbell SEWLSRWE Die Cast Alum. Wet Listed Emer. Exit, White w/ Red Letters, Single Face, w/Battery Rugged .5" thick heavy duty die-cast aluminum construction, Clear polycarbonate shield, Vandal resistant stainless steel hardware, AC On indicator light, Field programmable break-out chevron directional arrows, Top & side conduit entry provisions, 120/277V, Spectron Self-Diagnostic, 90 minute emergency operation, Maintenance-free nickel cadmium battery, Test switch

The adjustable die-cast floor bracket is used with wedge floor anchors to secure a fixture directly to a solid concrete floor. It has a black powder-coat finish that helps add durability. The bracket includes a screw and stop plate that enables it to be adjusted up and down without having to lift the entire fixture. The adjustable die-cast floor bracket mounts directly to a T-slot profile.

The adjustable panel mount block is made of die-cast zinc and can be used to mount a panel flush with a profile edge or the profile surface. It is a strong, heavy-duty option that increases stability of the mounted panel while also reducing vibration. It's easy to use and simplifies the process of adding or removing plastic or aluminum panels. The block provides three options to mount the panel and is slotted to accommodate a variety of panel thicknesses as well as help with aligning the block to the profile.

The slam latch is a die cast aluminum handle that mounts to a T-slot door or frame from the front. It provides a compact handle that takes up only a small amount of space from the surface of the latch to the profile. The slam latch is safe against disassembly in the locked position. There are options available with both locking mechanisms keyed alike, keyed different or without a lock. No machining is required.

The trapezoid base anchor is used with the swivel foot trapezoid base to securely hold an application in place when used with wedge floor anchors. It is commonly used when adding to a preexisting build or in instances where the application will need to be moved, for example, when maintenance will be required. It enables repositioning without having to detach the anchor.