LED Emergency lighting is usually meant for emergency situations where the primary power supply gets disconnected and every normal illumination fails. This could result from a power cut or a fire outbreak. It’s essential that LED emergency lighting automatically operates fully and provides sufficient illumination to enable all occupants to leave the premises safely.
So, if you are considering LED emergency lighting system, here is all you should know:
LED Emergency Lighting: The basics
Most buildings nowadays incorporate sophisticated LED emergency lighting fixtures installed during construction; the design of equipment being chosen by the architect as per the current local authority requirements as well as Building Regulations. Emergency LED lighting is often sub-divided into standby lighting and emergency escape lighting.
Cost matters
Generally, the decision to utilise a self-contained LED Emergency Lighting system or a central battery will probably be determined by cost. If an installation is durable and has low maintenance requirements, then central batteries, though quite expensive, might be ideal for larger projects. Typically, costs and luminaries are major issues of concern, especially on smaller jobs, and it’s this criterion that makes the self-contained systems more popular.
LED emergency lighting driver temperature
Ensure that your LED emergency lighting has been subjected to aging plus electronic load tests. This helps to ascertain whether the LED emergency lighting panels can withstand excessive temperatures. This guarantees performance, safety, and stability.
Emergency escape lighting
Emergency escape lighting refers to that part of the emergency lighting system, which supplies illumination for the safety of persons vacating a location or attempting to end a potentially hazardous process beforehand.
Standby lighting
Standby lighting is often provided to allow normal activities to continue substantially without being changed.
Consultation and design
The first thing to do when installing LED Emergency Lighting escape illumination is consultation and design. Both the fire risk assessor and the designer should meet and make comprehensive decisions on where the system is required and chalk up a plan illustrating the type of power supply, the locations to be covered, facilities, duration, and mode of operation. At LTC LED Lighting we also offer consultancy sessions. You can book your session by clicking on the following link: www.rgalternatives.com/en/services/consultancy/
LED Emergency Lighting Advantages.
- Installation is extremely fast and affordable, • Low hardware material costs, • Standard wiring material might be used, • Reduced maintenance costs, • Burn-through will automatically fulfill the need for luminaries to be lit, • No unique sub-circuit monitoring requirements, • Increased integrity and efficiency.
LED Emergency Lighting: Disadvantages.
- Testing requires isolation, • With varying environmental conditions throughout the system, the batteries might be severely affected by high or low ambient temperatures.
LED Emergency Lighting systems have become very popular these days thanks to their low energy consumption, efficiency, and flexibility. At LTC LED Lighting we offer a vast range of LED Emergency lights at very competitive prices. We also offer consultancy sessions, where we will recommend the ideal Emergency lights for your needs.
We cannot stress enough that the installation of Emergency lights should be one of the top priorities for any contractors that are constructing new apartments. Unfortunately, in recent years we have heard about accidents and tragedies that could have been avoided if the appropriate Emergency lights where installed. Should you require any additional information, do not hesitate to contact us on 2141 4137.