When the Power Fails you Lightheaded’s Emergency LED’s won’t

LDS NP emerg LED 400

June 24, 2019

Proper illumination to exit a premises during a power failure is critical for safety. Lightheaded’s Emergency Housing with its integrated driver, Lithium Ion Phosphate Battery & test button provides illumination for up to 90 minutes.

90 Minutes of 1000 Lumens

The Emergency Housing with integrated test button & driver with battery back provides up to 1000 initial lumens for the 90 minutes. Normal operations will witness the luminaire smoothly dim down to 10% using 0-10V dimming protocol, a perfect match to all other 0-10V Lightheaded products. Also available for commercial spaces utilizing 277V input power.

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