Emergency Flood Lights

Emergency Flood Lights FAQ

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What is the difference between maintained and non-maintained emergency lighting?

Maintained emergency lighting remains illuminated during normal operation and during a power failure. Non-maintained lighting only switches on when the normal power supply fails.

How often should emergency lighting be tested?

Australian commercial emergency-lighting systems are generally inspected and discharge-tested every six months, with records maintained. The exact requirements for the building should be confirmed with the responsible contractor or building manager.

What is DALI lighting control?

DALI is a digital lighting-control system that allows compatible fittings and drivers to be individually addressed, grouped, dimmed and monitored through a control network.

What is the difference between a panel light, batten and highbay?

Panel lights provide broad, even illumination and are commonly used in offices. Battens are linear fittings used in work areas, garages and corridors, while highbays are designed for warehouses and spaces with high ceilings.

How do I determine the required light output for a commercial space?

The design should consider the required lux level, floor area, mounting height, fitting distribution and surface reflectance. A lighting calculation is recommended for workplaces and larger commercial projects.

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