Power Failure Emergency Light LED-5 Key Features

LED power failure emergency lights will come on when the power goes out. And these emergency light fixtures also can guide people out of places. Lightide produces some ranges of LED emergency lights. For example, outdoor, indoor, ceiling-mounted, or recessed emergency lights. Therefore, at Lightide, there always is one kind of emergency light matching your requirement.

Here shows 5 key features of LED power failure emergency lights. 

Commercial led emergency lights must keep at least 90-minutes of lighting. However, different states, provinces, counties, and cities will have their own emergency guidelines. Currently, the UL lab sets a 90-minute benchmark as an all-encompassing requirement.

For example, our led emergency lights with battery backup can offer 90~180 minutes. This is to say, these led lights can provide a pretty safe allowance for adequate evacuation times. 

Firstly, an intelligent emergency detection function is built-in. That is to say, emergency high bay lights can switch to emergency mode automatically when power is off. 

Secondly, they are built with overcharge, over-discharge, and short-circuit protection.

Finally, the push button is coming with an indicator lamp. Therefore, it can check the battery how to perform.

Energy savings is a primary evaluation. This is why you need to install emergency lights for facilities. For example, general wattages for UFO LED high bay range from 100 to 240 watts. If we compare these wattages to metal halide, the same range is from 400 to 1000 watts. In other words, these battery-operated emergency led lights can save 80% of energy costs.

These emergency lights are made of heavy-duty casting aluminum housing. In addition, they consist of high-quality SMD 3030-LEDs and LED drivers. Therefore, battery-operated led lights may ensure more than 50,000-hour of continuous use. That is to say, they can work over 17 years at 8 hrs/day.

Moreover, IP65 rated emergency lights fit for indoor or outdoor wet locations.