Emergency Lighting Conversions Kits

The legal requirement for emergency lighting may slightly differ from country to country. The most common requirement for all is to install the emergency lighting on emergency routes and exist – indicated by signs. These locations should be provided with emergency lighting of the highest intensity so that it would be easy to escape in the event of the mains failure.

An emergency light doesn’t necessarily need to be on a dedicated circuit. Even with the lighting circuit, the emergency light works perfectly.

You don’t have to worry about having any circuit types, as long as your circuit power up the emergency illumination in the event of power cuts.

The emergency lighting should be installed in all the existing routes of a building, such as stairwells, hallways, corridors. These are the primary areas that should be provided with adequate illumination when the normal lighting interrupts. Also, it would be better to set up emergency lighting on larger interior rooms, bathrooms and storage areas that lack windows.

Nobody wants to compromise on quality when buying a certain product. While buying other products may not pose much risk, you should be very careful while purchasing emergency lighting conversions for your lighting needs.

The subpar emergency lighting conversion kits such as the battery and the charger can lead to system failure. The low-quality kits will not provide sufficient illumination for the escape routes. As a result, it may create a devastating situation such as severe injuries (even death), property damage and so forth.

So if you are going to invest in incredibly reliable and lasting emergency lighting conversions, buy from Sanforce Tech- the leading manufacture of Emergency power kits, ballasts and drivers.

The emergency lighting conversions consist of the following components.

LED Chips– It illuminates and throws off the light when power is supplied.

Test Button – The test button allows professionals to semi-automate discharge testing of single point emergency lighting fittings to make sure that the battery and lamp on them are fully operational.

Battery – The emergency light battery stores power for later usage when the main power goes off.

You must adhere to the NEN 1010 and NEN 1838 safety standards while installing emergency lights on exits and escape routes. It means a minimum of 1 lux should illuminate these locations at all times in the event of a power failure. Over time, however, this may not be possible due to the decline in battery capacity.

Sanforce battery packs come with an operational lifespan of 4 years. So up to this period, you don’t have to worry about anything.

The battery may work fine after this period, but it will not guarantee the required light output. Therefore, you must replace the battery every four years following the legal standards.

We manufacture and ship our products in all parts of the world. Whether you are from the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates or other nations, you can order our products in bulk according to your project needs.

As the leading manufacturer and distributor of emergency lighting supplies, we never compromise quality and customer satisfaction.

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