Emergency and Evacuation Lighting

Emergency lighting should illuminate the path in the event of a power outage. A sudden loss of lighting in a building can lead to disorientation, health hazards, and, in extreme cases, life-threatening situations for those inside the building. Therefore, it is essential to consider appropriate emergency systems at the lighting installation design stage to ensure safe evacuation and minimize risk in the event of a power outage.

Our offer includes the following types of lighting

Emergency Lighting – When Is It Essential?

If even a brief failure of the main lighting system could pose a threat to human life or health, the building must be equipped with an emergency lighting system. However, these are not the only cases. In locations where a loss of lighting could have serious environmental consequences or lead to significant material losses, implementing emergency lighting is also essential. This type of lighting should be powered from a source independent of the primary lighting system. In practice, this means it is required in all cultural facilities such as cinemas, theaters, museums, and concert halls. Emergency lighting is also mandatory in stadiums and sports halls, hospitals, and other public buildings, as well as in production facilities, industrial halls, and warehouses.

LED Emergency and Evacuation Lighting – Why Is It Worth Choosing?

Emergency and evacuation lighting based on LED technology is currently the most reliable solution, both technically and operationally. LEDs consume minimal energy, which directly translates into longer operating time in emergency mode and reduced battery load. They switch on instantly, without delays or flickering, which in critical situations improves evacuation speed. They are shock-resistant, do not overheat, require minimal maintenance, and their lifespan significantly exceeds that of traditional light sources. Thanks to stable performance and high efficiency, LED lighting ensures safety, cost savings, and reliability – exactly what is required from emergency and evacuation lighting fixtures.

Our Emergency Exit Lighting Fixtures

In our LED emergency lighting range, you will find reliable models compliant with current safety standards. They are based on the latest low-energy, long-life LED technology and ensure good visibility in case of power failure or evacuation. Our core models include:

  • GR 1315/15L – a compact LED fixture capable of operating in maintained or non-maintained mode, equipped with an auto-test function and certified by CNBOP. This solution is ideal for locations where full control and operational reliability are required at all times,
  • GR 291 – a ceiling-mounted emergency spotlight with high luminous efficacy (approx. 270 lm), designed for large open spaces. It operates in emergency mode and features a simple design with reliable performance,
  • GR 290 – a fixture with a similar function to the GR 291 model, designed for smaller spaces and corridors. Compact, durable, and compliant with European standards, it is a solid complement to any evacuation lighting system.

Emergency Lighting vs. Evacuation Lighting

Evacuation lighting is a part of the broader emergency lighting system. Its purpose is to illuminate escape routes that enable quick evacuation from a building. It must also highlight safety signs indicating the direction of escape routes. Thanks to evacuation lighting, it is also possible to quickly locate alarm call points or fire extinguishers. It should provide adequate light intensity to ensure safe and efficient movement toward building exits.

Installation of Emergency and Evacuation Lighting Fixtures

We provide not only design and manufacturing services but also comprehensive installation of emergency and evacuation lighting systems. We carry out installations both in new buildings and during upgrades of existing systems. We install wall-mounted and ceiling-mounted LED emergency lighting fixtures in industrial halls, office buildings, shopping centers, and public facilities. We select appropriate evacuation lighting fixtures, configure testing systems, and integrate them with other electrical installations. If you are planning a modernization or replacement of emergency lighting fixtures in your facility – contact us. We will be happy to help!

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