RS PRO LED Emergency Lighting, Recessed, 3 W, Non Maintained

RS PRO LED 3W Emergency Mini Spot Light. RS PRO LED 3W emergency mini spot light features a non-maintained emergency backup providing 3 hours of illumination in the case of a power failure. The spot light is small, and the recessed installation design means this emergency light is ideal for corridors. In the event of an emergency, our RS PRO range of emergency lighting which also includes LED, twin-spots and bulkheads mean that you have the right lighting to illuminate exits. The whole range is RS approved meaning that they are great value for money and high quality you can rely on. Features and Benefits. ;ul> ;li>Mini spot light with separate driver and battery pack ;/li> ;li>LED technology – offers increased energy and cost savings ;/li> ;li>1 x 3W LED – 103lm ;/li> ;li>Polycarbonate body with aluminium bezel ;/li> ;li>Choice of 2 bezels (white or silver) ;/li> ;li>35mm cut out ;/li> ;li>Ni-Cd batteries ;/li> ;li>Non-maintained operation only ;/li> ;li>Recessed ceiling mounted ;/li> ;li>Green indicator light for power/charge ;/li> ;li>3 hours emergency duration ;/li> ;li>IP20 ;/li> ;li>230V ;/li> ;/ul>. FAQs. What is the difference between maintained and non-maintained emergency lighting? Maintained emergency lighting's purpose is to be lit continuously and will stay lit when there is a power failure or an emergency such as a fire. A maintained emergency light will allow the pathways or areas to be permanently illuminated and usually helps guide people to exit signs and safety. Sometimes these types of lighting solutions can double up as a normal light fitting. Non-maintained emergency lighting has been designed to switch on in the instance of an emergency or power outage to help provide lighting to people who need to make their way to an exit or to follow an escape route. This kind of lighting solution provides a battery backup light source. Why is Emergency Lighting so important? It is essential that all occupied non-domestic buildings should have escape lighting to allow for safe exit should mains power fail. Emergencies luminaires have fitted back up batteries which are continuously charged during standard operation and have at least 3 hours of power. Lights must be installed to provide sufficient illumination according to the different areas of premises and must conform to the latest legislation.