Emergency Lighting

Emergency lighting includes lighting products and exit signs designed to automatically activate when a power outage occurs to illuminate escape routes and safety equipment. The fundamental purpose of emergency lighting is to guide occupants to evacuate premises safely during emergencies. They also provide adequate emergency illumination in walkways and other public and commercial spaces, protecting against injury and accidents. Emergency lighting products come in various forms, including emergency bulkhead lights, twin-spots, LED exit signs, LED battens, and wall and surface-mount types to suit different environments and applications. 

Why Buy Emergency Lighting?

Investing in emergency lighting is crucial for ensuring the safety of occupants during emergencies. It helps prevent panic, reduces the risk of accidents, ensures compliance with safety regulations, and facilitates efficient evacuation procedures.

Check Our Range of Emergency Lighting and Exit Signs:

At Enrgtech, we offer a comprehensive range of emergency lighting solutions and exit signs to suit various needs. Here’s a closer look at our offerings:

• LED Emergency Lighting – LED lights are energy-efficient and provide high visibility with minimal maintenance. An LED emergency light is designed to last longer, reducing the frequency of replacements and offering reliable performance in critical situations. We also provide these lighting with different lamps, including fluorescent, halogen, incandescent, LED fluorescent, and T5 fluorescent. 
• Maintained Emergency Lighting – These units are designed to operate as both normal and emergency lighting. They stay illuminated continuously, using main power during regular conditions and switching to battery power during an outage. This feature makes them ideal for areas that require constant lighting, ensuring safety without interruption.
• Non-Maintained Emergency Lighting – This lighting only activates when the main power supply fails, making it energy-efficient and specifically focused on emergencies. A non-maintained emergency light is typically used in places where background lighting is usually sufficient.

Typical Uses of Emergency Lighting:

Emergency lighting systems are commonly used in various settings, including:

• Commercial Buildings (Offices, Retail Stores, Hospitals, Schools)   
• Industrial Facilities   
• Public Buildings (Government Offices, Libraries, Museums) 
• Residential Buildings (High-Rise Apartments, Hotels).