Emergency Lighting Systems
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LED emergency lighting is essential in areas such as public buildings, workplaces, hospitals, leisure facilities, hospitality areas and many more to ensure safety for all present during events such as fires, power outages or other emergencies where normal lighting is not available.
The most popular options in this range tend to be emergency bulkhead lights, self-contained emergency lights and emergency escape and exit signs for buildings. Emergency bulkhead lights are particularly essential as they provide reliable illumination during power outages, ensuring safety and visibility in critical situations. Designed for durability and efficiency, these lights work in conjunction with LED emergency warning lights such as emergency escape lighting and exit signs for buildings to help guide employees and visitors safely to the way out.
In addition, Emergency Lighting Central Power Systems (CPS) offer the option of a centralised power source designed to provide backup power to emergency lighting across a building or facility in the event of a main power failure. Installing LED emergency lights also help to reduce running costs significantly.
Self-contained emergency lighting systems
Installing a self-contained, non-maintained emergency lighting system is a great option as each individual luminaire or light fixture has its own power source, meaning that each light can function independently in the case of a power outage. A self-contained, non-maintained emergency lighting system is cost-effective and effective with minimal maintenance required.
Popular self contained emergency lighting products include LED downlights, track mounted luminaires and DALI approved modules.
LED emergency lighting offers:
- Compliance and operational continuity in critical environments: emergency lighting ensures that essential operations can continue during power outages, and remain compliant with safety regulations.
- Improved safety and visibility: emergency lighting luminaires can provide enough light to ensure the safety of those who need to move about or evacuate buildings in case of an emergency.
- Low maintenance costs: modern self-contained emergency lighting systems reduce ongoing maintenance costs and last for many years, making them a cost effective solution over an extended period.
