Single Battery Emergency Exit Sign Light L-LUX STANDARD

Escape sign luminaire L-LUX STANDARD with self-test

The L-LUX STANDARD escape sign luminaire shows the escape route even when the power fails. It has an aluminium housing and an energy-saving LED. The built-in battery keeps the emergency light on for three hours. Thanks to the self-test, the luminaire also checks itself regularly.

Technical data

• Material: aluminium
• Mounting: surface-mounted on the ceiling
• Protection rating: IP 40, protection class I
• Light source: LED, 5.2 W
• Rated voltage: 230 V AC
• Emergency lighting: 3 hours
• Battery: Ni-MH 4.8 V / 800 mAh
• Self-test
• Viewing distance: 27 m
• Includes standard set of pictograms
• Weight: 1.05 kg

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 L-LUX escape sign luminaire fit?

With a viewing distance of 27 m, the L-LUX escape sign luminaire is also suitable for long corridors and larger rooms. It is mounted on the ceiling, for example above emergency exits or at intersections of escape routes. Protection rating IP 40 is intended for dry indoor areas.

Testing and maintenance

Thanks to the self-test, the luminaire checks the battery and LED on its own. It indicates a fault directly. 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 is fixed to the ceiling. Then insert the appropriate pictogram, for example “emergency exit” or an arrow pointing left or right.

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.