220-240VAC 4W LiFePO4 Battery Emergency Light 60Lm 6500k Exit light
with Energy Efficiency
Technical Specifications
| Mains Supply | 220-240VAC,50/60Hz |
| Power4 | 4W |
| Duration Time | 3 Hours |
| Recharge Period | 16 Hours |
| Battery Size & Type | LiFePO4 3.2V 1.5Ah |
| CCT | 6500k |
| Luminous Flux | m (emergency) |
| Protection Class | Class Ⅱ |
| Operating Temperature | 0-40 ℃ |
- Wall or ceiling mounting, IP20
- LiFePO4 battery, replaceable
- Non-maintained or maintained operation
- Intelligent charge and discharge
- 3 hours emergency duration
- Classification: C0/D8, C90/D6.3
- Self test is customizable
Features
1.Dual Functionality: The fixture serves as both an exit light and
an emergency downlight. It provides illumination for exit signage
and general lighting during power outages or emergencies.
2.LED Technology: The fixture utilizes LED (Light Emitting Diode)
technology, known for its energy efficiency, long lifespan, and low
maintenance requirements.
3.Energy Efficiency: LEDs are highly energy-efficient, consuming
less power compared to traditional lighting sources while
delivering equivalent or higher brightness.
4.Bright Illumination: The LED Downlight produces a bright and
focused light output, ensuring visibility in emergency situations
and aiding occupants in finding their way to exits.
5.Compact Design: The fixture typically features a compact and
sleek design, making it suitable for installation in various indoor
environments without being obtrusive.
6.Long Lifespan: LED technology offers a longer lifespan compared
to traditional lighting sources. LED Exit Light Emergency LED
Downlights can last for many years, reducing the need for frequent
replacements.
7.Low Heat Emission: LEDs generate less heat, contributing to
improved safety and reducing the risk of fire hazards.
8.Maintenance and Self-Testing: Some LED Exit Light Emergency LED
Downlights incorporate self-testing capabilities to ensure their
operational readiness. They can perform automatic diagnostic tests
to detect faults or issues, providing alerts or notifications for
maintenance or repairs.
9.Battery Backup: These fixtures typically come with built-in
rechargeable batteries that activate when the main power supply
fails. The batteries ensure continuous illumination during power
outages or emergencies.
10.Compliance: LED Exit Light Emergency LED Downlights are designed
to meet relevant safety and regulatory standards, ensuring their
reliability and suitability for emergency lighting applications.
Materials
- Housing: ABS, 850℃ glow wire test
- Diffuser: PS, 650℃ glow wire test
- Legend: PC
What is the difference between them in an Emergency?
Non-maintained lights turn on only during a power failure.
Maintained lights work continuously and continue to illuminate
during a power failure, enabling them to function as both a
standard light and an emergency light.
When to Replace an Emergency Light Fixture
There are various reasons why you might consider replacing your
emergency light fixture.
Advancements in illumination technology, notably the widespread
adoption of LED lighting, offer several advantages such as:
Reduced energy consumption.
Enhanced efficiency.
Smaller and safer lighting products.
Ability to maintain the mandated minimum 90-minute illumination
without an extra battery pack.
Modern lights utilizing LED technology are smaller and generate
less heat compared to traditional incandescent or halogen bulbs.
The availability of sleeker designs makes them an appealing choice
for commercial or apartment buildings.
If an emergency light uses traditional halogen or incandescent
bulbs, it's likely older (at least 10 years) and larger compared to
newer models. Considering a replacement with an LED light is
recommended.
Visible wear and tear, like dirt, discoloration, or haze on lamp
heads, can significantly impact light performance. In such cases,
replacing the fixture is advisable. Moreover, signs of battery
corrosion, leaks, foaming, or crustiness indicate aging and
necessitate immediate replacement.
