Single-Battery Emergency Exit/Safety Light C-LUX STANDARD

Escape sign and safety luminaire C-LUX STANDARD

The C-LUX STANDARD safety luminaire is an all-rounder. It shows the escape route and can be set flexibly. You choose the emergency lighting duration with a switch: one, two, three or eight hours. It is also protected against dust and splash water to IP 54.

Technical data

• Material: ABS plastic
• Mounting: wall or ceiling, pendant set optional
• Protection rating: IP 54, protection class II
• Light source: LED, 3.5 W, 91 lm
• Rated voltage: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
• Emergency lighting: 1, 2, 3 or 8 hours (adjustable)
• Battery: LiFePO4 3.2 V / 1.5 Ah
• Self-test
• Viewing distance: 14 m
• Includes emergency exit and arrow pictograms

What is a self-contained emergency luminaire?

A self-contained luminaire has its own built-in battery. In normal operation, it runs on mains power and charges the battery. If the power fails, it switches to battery at once. It therefore does not need a central battery system. This makes planning simple, especially in smaller buildings.

Where does the C-LUX safety luminaire fit?

Thanks to IP 54, the C-LUX safety luminaire is also suitable for basements, storerooms and workshops. Dust or moisture are often present there. With a viewing distance of 14 m, it fits well in normal corridors and smaller rooms. You can also suspend it from the ceiling with a pendant set.

Testing and maintenance

The luminaire has a self-test function. It checks the battery and LED itself and reports faults. According to DIN EN 50172, emergency luminaires are tested regularly: briefly every month and once a year for the full emergency lighting duration. Also record the results in a logbook.

Installation

The luminaire is permanently connected to 230 V. It should therefore be installed by a qualified electrician. It fits on walls and ceilings. A pendant set is also available for high rooms.

Matching products

You can find more luminaires in the category escape sign luminaires. Photoluminescent signs for walls without a power connection are also available among the escape route signs. Our guide Escape route signs explains what the signs mean.