These recessed emergency lights are available in four versions. All versions feature a powerful LED that generates up to 200 lm. Each version has its own type of lens, so you can choose the one that suits the room and puts the light exactly where it’s needed. The housing and diffuser are made from high-quality plastic.

Wide lens with test button (no self-test):

• Suitable for lighting corridors (long light distribution)
• Powerful LED with a light output of up to 200 lm
• Manual test button to check battery function
• Non-maintained mode only

Focused-beam lens with test button (no self-test):

• Suitable for very high ceilings where the light is delivered to the floor
• Powerful LED with a light output of up to 200 lm
• Manual test button to check battery function
• Non-maintained mode only

Open-area lens with test button (no self-test):

• Suitable for large open spaces thanks to the wide light distribution
• Powerful LED with a light output of up to 200 lm
• Manual test button to check battery function
• Non-maintained mode only

Open-area lens with test button and self-test:

• Suitable for large open spaces thanks to the wide light distribution
• Powerful LED with a light output of up to 200 lm
• Manual test button to check battery function
• Monthly 2-minute function test
• Annual 3-hour duration test
• Non-maintained mode only

Dimensions of all versions:

• Diameter at the base: 78 mm
• Diameter at the front: 110 mm
• Depth: 110 mm

Installation

The LED emergency light can be mounted in the ceiling above doors and windows. An emergency lighting specialist can help you work out how many areas need emergency lighting and how best to install it. For more information, view the installation guide.

Maintained or non-maintained

These recessed spotlights can only be set to non-maintained mode. This means the light comes on during a power cut but stays off while the mains power is on. It needs a constant 220V to 240V supply to keep the built-in batteries charged.