Emergency and escape route lighting

As well as being adequately lit, escape routes must be clearly and intelligibly marked. Even if it is your first time in an unfamiliar environment, observing evacuation signs will help you find your way around and, of course, the nearest exit in an emergency. Although there are strict requirements for direction of egress arrows, there is a product to suit every interior solution.

Emergency and evacuation lighting fixtures, with integrated self-contained power supplies or powered by central batteries, are designed for use in emergencies after the work lights have been switched off, and to ensure that people can safely exit buildings in case of danger. One of the most stringent requirements for this type of lighting fixture is that it must provide an adequate level of illumination for escape routes, as required by European Union and local legislation.

Emergency and evacuation lighting systems with monitoring function are installed in smaller and medium-sized facilities. This function allows you to carry out periodic check tests of the evacuation system at set times and to identify system faults. The main advantage of the system is that lighting fixture testing and saving of results is automatic, which significantly reduces maintenance costs.

Escape lighting systems with a central battery are used in facilities with a large number of evacuation lighting fixtures. This system allows to significantly reduce the maintenance costs of the entire system, to identify failures of lighting fixtures or system elements on time, to receive periodic system inspection reports, to centrally control lighting fixtures and to provide different scenarios for evacuation routes.