Emergency and exit lighting

CEAG Ex-d Explosion-protected Metallic Emergency Light Fixtures

Art. NOR 000 005 160 066

Planete 400 AD DL LED emergency lighting luminaire with autonomous metal battery system for zones 1 and 21

The explosion-proof AB 12108-EVG luminaire is equipped with an electronic ballast and an 8-watt fluorescent lamp. It features a central lamp for both mains and emergency lighting. It also features integrated V-CG-S monitoring.

CEAG EXIT/EXIT2 Zone 1 and 2 Non-metallic LED Exit Signs

Art. 1 2191 000 011

The EXIT series of explosion-proof emergency lighting luminaires complies with the requirements of ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU and EN 60598, Section 2.22, for fluorescent emergency lighting lamps. These luminaires are suitable for marking escape routes and exits from hazardous areas.

Ex-Lite Division 2 and Zone 1 Hazardous Area LED Exit Signs

Art. 12191001005

Ex-Lite LED signs are designed for hazardous locations and are ideal for marking escape routes and exits in potentially explosive atmospheres.

CEAG AB12 LED or Fluorescent Hazardous Area Linear Light Fixtures

Art. NOR 000 005 060 331

An easy-to-open screw-on cover, large terminal slot, and lamp assembly on a guide carriage make maintenance easy. An optional external reflector ensures optimal light distribution depending on the application.

VLL LED Zone 1 GRP Linear Light Fixtures

Art. CCL2004126

LED luminaires of the Zone 1 VLL product series with high quality LED chips from international brands have an extremely long service life.

Emergency lighting

Emergency lighting is a response system required to automatically activate when the main power supply is interrupted, ensuring visibility and orientation in buildings and open spaces. Through distribution agreements with American and European brands, our company ensures direct deliveries of emergency lighting products from manufacturers within the shortest possible time.

The Importance of Emergency Lighting

Evacuation assistance. Illumination of escape routes, exit signs, and obstacles makes it possible to leave the premises.
Reducing panic. Bright, clear lighting helps prevent anxiety by improving visibility and orientation.
Supporting rescue operations. Rescue workers and firefighters can perform their tasks more effectively with adequate lighting.
Ensuring operational continuity. In critical facilities, such as hospitals, emergency lighting allows operations to continue in the event of power outages.

Components of the emergency lighting system

Light sources. Lamps or LEDs that activate when the main power is lost.
Power supplies. Emergency power sources, such as battery-powered emergency lighting fixtures or generators, provide autonomous operation of the system.
Controllers. Electronic devices that control the switching on and off of emergency lighting depending on the state of the main power supply system.
Exit signs. Special signs and illuminated markers that help people find the nearest exits from a building.

Operating principles

Automatic activation. When the main power is lost, the system automatically activates, providing instant illumination.
Continuous power supply. Use of batteries or other backup power sources to ensure continuous operation for a specified period of time (usually 1 to 3 hours).
Regular testing. Automatic or manual system health checks for timely detection and troubleshooting.
Compliance with international safety standards and regulations ensures system reliability and efficiency.

You can purchase battery-powered emergency lighting fixtures by reviewing the products in this section of the website.

We have a wide range of emergency lighting available. Contact us for detailed information and to place an order.