LIGHTS OUT?
NOT WITH US!
While others are left in the dark, the EXLUX PRO reliably remains lit – for ultimate safety in any situation.
LIGHT WHEN IT REALLY MATTERS – THE NEW GENERATION OF EMERGENCY LUMINAIRES
Have you ever experienced being suddenly plunged into darkness? Then you'll know that every second counts in moments like these – especially in hazardous areas where safety is non-negotiable.
EXLUX PRO 6009 emergency luminaire
provides light in exactly these situations, making it a reliable companion to have by your side. Its built-in emergency light operation supplies up to three hours' worth of light and safety, even in the event of a power failure. It now also comes with a considerable efficiency upgrade, improved electronics and a service life lasting up to 100,000 hours.With a luminous efficacy of up to 152 lm/W, it brings state-of-the-art LED technology together with sustainable energy efficiency.
And the best thing about it? DALI integration means that your emergency lighting can be digitally networked – to easily monitor, control and document all light fittings in real time.
EMERGENCY LIGHTING – SAFETY THAT PROTECTS LIVES!
The EXLUX PRO emergency luminaire pairs tested explosion protection with state-of-the-art LED technology and digital control. It reliably complies with legal regulations for emergency lighting – while its innovative features offer ultimate energy efficiency and safety during use.
The benefits for you at a glance:
- Safety: Up to three hours of emergency operation
- Efficiency: Up to 152 lm/W
- Replacement: Hot-swap battery changes without disconnecting the power supply
- Automatic tests: Weekly functional test and annual rated battery duration test
- Backwards compatibility: Easy to retrofit without recabling
- Glare reduction: Clear or translucent lens cover.
- Light colours: 4000 K, 5000 K, 6500 K, 2700 K (insect-friendly), as well as yellow, green or red
- Service temperature: -40 °C to +55 °C
- Durability: Luminous flux still 90% after 100,000 hours
- Certificates: ATEX and IECEx for Zone 1/21 and Zone 2/22 – non-Ex version also available
- DALI-compatible: Integration into digital light management systems
- One-for-one replacement for conventional luminaires: Luminous flux, light distribution and dimensions are precisely tailored
This is your path to a digital light solution in hazardous areas! Enjoy the benefits of digital networking and let our specialists help you plan, program and commission your lighting systems!
Every detail matters when it comes to emergency lighting – while adherence to standards is mandatory, not optional. We help you design, install and maintain your lighting systems in line with standards – for greater safety in an emergency.
Practical central lock with optional safety switch
Hinged luminaire lenscover in transparent or opaque
Hot-swap battery replacement during operation
New LED technology for greater efficiency and reliability
Push-in terminals for installation without tools
Up to three hours of emergency operation
Versatile: ceiling-mounted, as a pendant or pole-mounted
EMERGENCY LIGHTING GUIDE FOR OPERATORS
Emergency lighting saves lives – but only if it is planned, tested and documented in line with standards. Our Emergency Lighting Guide provides a concise summary of all the key regulations, test cycles and obligations for operators – covering planning and installation, through to maintenance and documentation. This keeps you in line with standards and up to date with the latest technology, while ensuring that you can successfully pass audits.
1. LAWS & STANDARDS
- Many standards and regulations apply to emergency lighting. These contain requirements for the lighting system itself, the light fittings as a product and the use of them as part of the emergency lighting system.
- Experts help to design emergency lighting in line with standards and to ensure that existing systems also conform to standards.
2. PLANNING & INSTALLATION
- The planner and operator of the system are responsible for defining escape routes and providing lighting for them.
- The requirements for the lighting system are described in EN 1838.
- Installation must be carried out by trained qualified personnel.
3. TESTING & DOCUMENTATION
- EN 50172 describes checks and tests which must be performed at the defined intervals.
- The results of the tests must be documented in writing.
- The tests can also be documented automatically using a digital solution like DALI.
4. OVERHAUL & MAINTENANCE
- Planned maintenance activities on the emergency lighting system help to avoid unplanned downtime.
- Light sources, operating electronics or batteries in the lighting system should be replaced on time.
5. ORGANISATION & RESPONSIBILITY
- Responsibilities for operating and maintaining the emergency lighting system must be clearly defined.
- Standards require all measures to be recorded correctly and a log book to be kept. This documentation may need to be presented during audits and checks.
6. INFORMATION & TRAINING
- Regular attendance at training sessions held by supervisors helps to stay up to date with standards and regulations.
- Testing and simulating an emergency can help you to act efficiently and confidently in a real emergency situation.
