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Downlight, Sight ENM IP20

SKU: 90633

This unit comprises of 1 x High Output 2W LED. The dual status LED illuminates in Green whilst charging and converts to a 120 lumens High Output 6500K bright white LED when Power is Lost. Ideal for corridors, stairwells and a variety of commercial and public areas where a concentrated emergency light is required. Supplied complete with Aluminium, white and black bezels. All-in-one inverter and battery pack. 120° beam angle. 120 lumens. Non-maintained use only.

  • Matt white textured pc
  • Constructed from aluminium alloy & polycarbonate

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£13.92 EX. VAT

Description

  • Complete with LED driver
  • 2W LED Hi Power Daylight White (Included)
  • K: 6500 Lm: 120 Lm/W: 60
  • Proj: 26mm Dia: 60mm
  • Emergency non-maintained fitting
  • Class 2
  • Cut hole Dia: 50mm
  • Minimum Void – 250mm
  • Interchangeable bezels: white, black, silver
  • 2+1YR Extended Warranty
  • Weight: 0.2 Kg

Additional information

FIXED

Fixed

INTEGRATED

INTEGRATED

Frequently asked questions

Emergency lighting refers to battery-backed lighting devices that come on automatically when a building experiences a power outage. This includes both emergency escape lighting, which provides illumination to help occupants evacuate, and standby lighting, which allows normal activities to continue in the event of a power failure.

Emergency Escape Lighting: Ensures that escape routes are illuminated.

Escape Route Lighting: Highlights paths to exits.

Open Area Lighting: Also known as anti-panic lighting, it is used in larger spaces to reduce panic.

High-Risk Task Area Lighting: Ensures the safety of individuals involved in potentially dangerous processes.

Several regulations and standards apply, including:

  • The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005: Requires appropriate fire safety measures, including emergency lighting.
  • BS 5266-1:2016: Provides guidance on the design, installation, and maintenance of emergency lighting.
  • Building Regulations (England and Wales) Approved Document B: Specifies requirements for fire safety in buildings.

The Responsible Person (often the building owner or manager) is accountable for ensuring that emergency lighting systems are installed, maintained, and regularly tested to comply with safety regulations.

Risk Assessment: Understanding the specific needs of the building and its occupants.

Coverage: Ensuring all escape routes and high-risk areas are adequately lit.

Duration: Making sure that the emergency lighting can function for the required period.

Compliance: Adhering to relevant standards and regulations.

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