Professional LED Emergency Lighting
Emergency lighting helps ensure a safe evacuation when normal lighting fails. In commercial buildings, emergency lighting is used to keep escape routes, exits, hallways, and open areas sufficiently visible during a power outage or other emergency.
LED Goeroe supplies professional Philips LED emergency lighting for offices, retail stores, the hospitality industry, manufacturing facilities, and other commercial buildings, among others. The product line includes various types of fixtures for escape route signage, wayfinding lighting, and open-space lighting.
Philips Emergency Lighting and Exit Signs
The Philips product line consists of various solutions for emergency and exit lighting. These include emergency spotlights, downlights, surface-mounted fixtures, track spotlights, twin spotlights, bulkheads, and illuminated exit signs. This allows you to choose the right solution for different spaces and mounting positions.
Exit signs are used to clearly mark escape routes and emergency exits. Philips also offers a variety of emergency lighting fixtures with optics designed for corridors and open spaces, for example, so that the light distribution can be tailored to the specific application.
3 hours of emergency lighting and self-test
Many Philips emergency lighting fixtures are designed for a 3-hour emergency operation. Depending on the model, basic versions, Pro versions, and models with automatic self-tests are available.
Several product families utilize LiFePO4 battery technology. Among other things, these batteries offer a long service life and good performance during emergency operation. The exact battery technology, operating time, and test functionality vary by luminaire and model.
Wireless and Connected Emergency Lighting
In addition to standalone emergency lighting, Philips also offers wireless emergency fixtures. The current product line includes wireless emergency spotlights, emergency downlights, and emergency exit signs.
Compatible models can be integrated into a connected lighting solution. This can simplify the management and control of emergency lighting, especially in larger buildings and professional lighting projects.
Choosing the Right Emergency Lighting
When selecting emergency lighting, factors such as the fixture’s function, mounting method, emergency operating time, light distribution, IP and IK ratings, and desired testing capabilities are important. For escape route signage, the placement and visibility of the exit sign also play a significant role.
Browse the Philips emergency lighting product line and choose the right solution for escape routes, emergency exits, hallways, open spaces, and other professional applications.