Outdoor emergency light

Surface-mounted luminaires, bollards, columns, pole-mounted luminaires - with the TRILUX portfolio there are many options for realising emergency lighting in outdoor areas close to buildings. This flexibility means that even larger areas, from the car park to the entrance area, can be completely covered with emergency lighting. As a rule, the installation of central battery-powered outdoor emergency lighting is surprisingly simple. The central battery system is usually housed in the cellar or utility room. In the event of a power failure, the emergency lighting is supplied with the required operating current via the "normal" three-wire cabling. Depending on the emergency lighting variant, the light intensity can be 100 or 50 per cent of the standard light intensity, but according to DIN EN 60598-2-22 it must reach at least 1 lux on the walkways.

The modules are also flexible when it comes to the operating mode: you can choose between permanent switching, standby switching and switched permanent light. When permanently switched on, the light is always active, only in mains operation and in an emergency via the battery. In standby mode, the emergency lighting is only connected to the central battery and only lights up in the event of a power failure. When the continuous light is switched on, the light is controlled in normal operation via a push-button, sensors or time-dependent - i.e. it can be off or on. If there is a power failure, it is supplied with power via the battery regardless of the switch position and switches on. Typical areas of application for this operating mode are car parks and access routes with sensor and time-controlled lighting.