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2. Introduction • RHB Innovations was established by the previous owners of the Bodine Company • Our Management Team has combined experience of over 100 years in the Lighting Industry • Exceptional customer service and high quality emergency products • Based in Memphis, TN 2

3. How to select the correct RHB Product Fluorescent Emergency Ballast Part Numbers RHB Innovations makes it easy to select the right product for your application! Example: RHB1301LP Features such as Low Profile, Self Test, Compact Lamp Company Name (“Richard H. Bodine”) Max number of lamps in Emergency mode Emergency Lumens (1300) 3

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5. Linear – Fluorescent Emergency Ballasts 5

6. Compact - Fluorescent Emergency Ballasts (CFL) 6

7. Low Profile - Fluorescent Emergency Ballasts 7

8. Self-Testing Linear Fluorescent Emergency Ballasts The RHB 1201ST will self-test for thirty seconds monthly and for ninety minutes annually and will diagnose potential problems within the light fixture. If problems are encountered, the unit will specify failure of the battery, charge rate, lamp operation, or inverter circuit by means of a flashing red indicator (see installation instructions for additional detail). This automated, code required testing saves costly expenses associated with manpower required to manually perform these monthly required tests!!! 8

9. Generator Compatible Products The ETD3 uses internal relay contacts to control the AC power feeding the lighting load. When then ETD3 senses the loss of normal power, it switches the AC ballast input to the generator circuit, thus bypassing the wall switch. 9

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11. RHB Contact Information Phone: Toll Free 1-888-474-7395 or 901-412-5260 Office Address:RHB Innovations 6609 Conifer Cove Memphis, TN 38119 Email:customer.service@RHBinnovations.com Website:www.RHBinnovations.com 11

12. Orders and Enquiries • Please send all correspondence to customer.service@RHBinnovations.com • including: • Orders • Credit Applications • Catalog requests • Forms (Bank, Tax, etc.) • Other enquiries

13. How to sell emergency lighting to building owners or facility managers • Required by laws, codes, & regulations • NEC – National Electric Code • NFPA – National Fire Protection Association • OSHA – Occupational Safety and Health Act • Periodic monitoring/testing requirements • Required by code • Minimum 30 seconds testing at 30 day intervals • 90-Minute discharge, once a year • Records for proof of maintenance • Liability – Life safety is important! • Ensuring the security and safety of building occupants 13

14. In Summary • RHB Innovations continues the legacy and core values exemplified by Richard H. “Dick” Bodine in the long standing history of the Bodine Company. • Our initial product offering is designed to meet the current Life Safety Egress needs associated with traditional fluorescent fixture applications. • We will add the appropriate products to our portfolio based on market needs • We look forward to creating successful partnerships with our representatives that will generate opportunities for high commission sales while bringing code-compliant emergency lighting solutions to the market. 14