Saxby Lighting Twin Emergency Spotlight - White
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This guide is for facility managers, building owners, and safety officers who need reliable emergency lighting. The Saxby Lighting Twin Emergency Spotlight provides essential illumination during power outages, ensuring safe egress, but its non-maintained functionality means it only operates when power is lost. Key features include two adjustable LED heads, a durable steel construction, and a 3-hour emergency runtime.
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| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | LT-SX-42-EMLX01-WHT |
| Brand | Saxby Lighting |
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FAQs
What does 'non-maintained' emergency light mean?
A non-maintained emergency light operates only when the main power supply fails. It remains off during normal operation and activates automatically during a power outage.
What is the expected lifespan of the integrated LEDs?
The integrated 3W Hi Power LEDs are designed for long life, typical of LED technology, but specific lifespan hours are not provided in the product description. Regular testing is crucial to ensure functionality.
Can this emergency light be used outdoors?
No, this unit has an IP20 rating, meaning it is only suitable for indoor use and is not protected against water ingress.
How long does the battery last in emergency mode?
The emergency light provides illumination for up to 3 hours when the main power is lost.
What type of light do the LEDs produce?
The LEDs produce a daylight white light.
What are the dimensions of the spotlight?
The dimensions are: Projection 60mm, Height 290mm, Width 265mm.
Does this unit come with a battery?
Yes, emergency lighting units are equipped with an internal battery designed to power the LEDs during a power failure. The description implies integrated control gear and associated components, which would include the battery.
Troubleshooting
Emergency light does not illuminate during power failure.
Verify that the unit is correctly wired to the mains power supply and that the power supply is active. Check the circuit breaker. If the issue persists, consult a qualified electrician.
Light is dim or flickers intermittently.
This could indicate a failing battery or an issue with the LED driver. Ensure the unit has had sufficient time to charge (refer to manufacturer guidelines). If the problem continues, the unit may require servicing or replacement.
Unit does not recharge after use.
Check the mains power connection to the unit. Ensure the circuit it is connected to is functioning correctly. If the charging indicator (if applicable) does not show, contact a qualified electrician.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides critical safety illumination during power outages.
- Adjustable heads allow for targeted emergency lighting.
- Long emergency runtime of up to 3 hours.
- Durable steel construction for longevity.
- Integrated components simplify installation.
Cons
- Non-maintained functionality means it only operates during power failures.
- IP20 rating limits use to indoor environments only.
- Fixed color temperature (Daylight White) may not suit all preferences.
- Requires professional installation for safety compliance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
This unit is a non-maintained emergency light, meaning it requires a permanent mains power connection. It is designed for ceiling or wall mounting. Integrated control gear and included fixing accessories simplify the installation process. However, due to the electrical nature and safety requirements of emergency lighting, installation should always be performed by a qualified electrician to ensure compliance with relevant safety standards.
Compatibility:
This is an indoor-rated fitting (IP20) and is only suitable for dry, interior locations. It is designed to be connected to a standard mains power supply.
Care:
- Regularly test the emergency function as per local regulations (typically annually).
- Keep the LED heads and housing clean by wiping with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
- Ensure the area around the fitting remains free from obstructions.