What are the different types of Emergency Lights?
There are two types of emergency lights: maintained and non-maintained.
- Maintained emergency lights provide illumination under mains power and remain lit under battery power in the event of a mains failure.
- Non-maintained lights operate only in the event of a power failure.
Tamlite’s LED Emergency Lights
Tamlite provides a comprehensive package of LED emergency lights in both manual and self-test options, all providing illumination levels far in excess of the legal requirements. Tamlite’s LED emergency bulkhead lights are housed in a tough polycarbonate enclosure and are IP65 rated, making them weatherproof and dust tight. They are available in both maintained and non-maintained, manual, and self-test, with a range of mounting options. Tamlite also offers a range of LED illuminated fire exit signs, both boxes and blades, which are designed for surface mounting and provide a viewing distance of 30m and 35m respectively.
Our Range
Tamlite provides a comprehensive package of LED emergency lights in both manual and self-test options, all providing illumination levels far in excess of the legal requirements.
Tamlite’s LED emergency bulkhead lights are housed in a tough polycarbonate enclosure and are IP65 rated, making them weatherproof and dust tight. They are available in both maintained and non-maintained, manual, and self-test, with a range of mounting options.
Tamlite also offers a range of LED illuminated fire exit signs, both boxes and blades, which are designed for surface mounting and provide a viewing distance of 30m and 35m respectively.
What are the benefits of emergency lights?
Emergency lighting is an essential safety feature in all non-domestic buildings. Tamlite’s LED emergency lights are a cost-effective and energy-efficient solution that meets all the legal requirements. LED emergency lights also have a long lifespan, lasting up to 50,000 hours – essential for lower maintenance and reliability.
