SAGE.
SAGE.
Low Voltage
Central Battery System
UL 924  ·  NFPA 101  ·  NEC 700.12(c)
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The Signature Series · Buy American Act

American-made emergency lighting.

The line federal, state, municipal, and other public-money projects can specify.

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37 productsAssembled in the USABAA-documented
The Sage Line

Sage is designed as a single coherent emergency lighting system, not a collection of separate products.

Central battery cabinets power Sage Relay modules, CB Fixtures, Luminaires, and Exit-and-Emergency units across the entire building.

The Sage Library

Briefs, product deep-dives, guides, and comparisons.

Read on the web or download a print-clean PDF. Written for the people evaluating Sage: specifiers, engineers, agencies, and distributors.

Brief
Engineer & Distributor Brief
The central battery system, properly specified. Code-anchored design, architecture comparison, project economics, basis-of-design language.
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Brief
Agency Brief
What changes when your agency reps Sage. Eight sales angles, every one earned by a specific Sage design choice. Confidential.
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Product Deep-Dive
Sage Relays
The relay that doesn't add labor, and doesn't need UL 924 / 1008 ALCR hardware. Six SR variants, how Sage picks the right one, field vs factory install.
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Product Deep-Dive
Sage Central Battery
Central battery, entire building. Open battery system, Sage Live™ remote monitoring, up to 8 emergency circuits per cabinet. Keystone in 500 W and 1,000 W, spec-by-spec.
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Product Deep-Dive
Sage Live™
The audit trail builds itself. Monthly + annual NFPA self-tests run unattended. Faults push by email in real time. Service teams visit one fixture, not the whole building.
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Product Deep-Dive
Olympus (LCM)
The Local Circuit Monitor that turns NFPA 7.9.2.3 single-circuit egress failure into a device-level event. Branch-level sensing, millisecond transfer, up to 1000 ft from the cabinet.
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Guide
How to Design with Sage
Three steps. Tell Sage about the project, review the package Sage produces, submit. Fixture layout through code compliance. Done.
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Guide
How to Install Sage
A Sage install in the field. Cabinet mount, LCM placement, MC daisy-chain, fixture relay swap, commissioning. The contractor walkthrough.
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Comparison
Sage with Generators
Generators back the building. Sage backs egress. On many projects the answer is both: take the lighting off the genset and the downsize often pays for Sage.
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Comparison
Sage vs Battery Packs
Centralized vs per-fixture. On our worked reference design, 111 battery locations become 2 cabinets. Compliance burden, service economics, architectural difference.
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Comparison
Sage vs Inverters
Two centralized systems, one modern architecture. 49% lower day one, 7× lower decade upkeep on the worked design: the itemized ledger, the ALCR mechanism, no crossover, ever.
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