Showing posts with label emergency lighting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label emergency lighting. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Digital Lighting Management (DLM)
by Wattstopper

This is a 6 minute video from Wattstopper on the installation of the DLM system at Weber State University.  This is a worthwhile viewing if you do public or school/university work.  Let me know if you would like a demonstration as I have a DLM kit on hand.  Thanks.





 

Friday, June 22, 2012

LED Emergency Sconce

For the electrical engineering community here in Nashville and middle Tennessee, this is a great emergency LED sconce.  I have ordered a sample for TLC Engineers who asked to see the fixture and can bring it for a demonstration to anyone else who would like to see it...  thank you.

http://www.sitelighting.com/literature/g_121-EM_cut.pdf
























Shad Asebrook
Sesco Lighting
615-830-1655
SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com


  • The emergency components are completely integral to the luminaire.
  • Emergency lighting is provided for a 90 minute period in the event of power loss.
  • The 121-EM is suitable for use in ambient temperature conditions from 40°C (104°F) maximum to -10°C (14°F) minimum.
  • Available wattages include 35 watt and 50 watt.
  • In order to provide speed to market, the 121-EM is based on 121 generation 1 technology. It is available with Wide Throw (WT), Forward Throw (FT) and Medium Throw (MT) optics. Note: luminaires with MT optics include a diffuse lens.
  • 121-EM with FT and WT optics are provided with a clear glass lens for a similar outward appearance to the recently announced 121-Generation 2 sconce family.
  • 121-EM sconces with MT optics are provided with a diffuse lens. For a similar outward appearance, simply specify the DL (diffuse lens) option on 121-Generation 2 luminaires for a closer match to the 121-EM with MT optics.

Each 121-EM wall sconce includes a combination indicator light and test switch located in the door frame center, near the wall.




Friday, December 30, 2011

Crucial Power, Emergency Lighting Inverters

Check out this manufacturer of EM Lighting Inverters.  There is a tipping point on the number of EM ballasts where a lighting inverter becomes the least expensive solution to comply with code.  From the website at Crucial Power:


Crucial Power offers the most diversified Central Lighting Inverter product line on the market today. Standard features include:
n  Latest technology, Double Conversion “no-break” transfer of power
n  Pulse Width Modulated (PWM) design for true Sine Wave output
n  Compatible with fluorescent, incandescent and HID lamps
n  Small footprint, modular design enclosures
n  Sealed maintenance-free lead calcium batteries
n  Advanced self-testing and monitoring systems
n  Listed to UL 924, UL924A and UL 1778UPS by CSA
Crucial Power leads the industry with many exclusive products, including:
n  EconoSine – the most compact (28” x 24” x 15”) self-contained 500VA to 3000VAInverter available
n  EconoSine Super Charged – new 2.1KW and 3KW model with multiple voltages and expanded capabilities
n  Wave Riderรค family – full range of latest design Inverters in 3kVA to 62.5kVA sizes, wide array of options, single and three phase models
n  HEU – the only outdoor and hostile environment Inverter on the market, built for remote, vandal-prone and harsh weather locations
n  Monitoring – from basic local monitoring to advanced systems for remote monitoring and reporting via phone, fax, e-mail, pager or the internet worldwide
Crucial Power Inverters are in operation throughout the U.S. in a wide range of applications, including retail stores, schools & universities, office buildings, hospitals, restaurants, banks, movie theaters, hotels & motels, airports, railroads, subways & tunnels, prisons, military bases, shopping centers and manufacturing plants. 

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Architectural LED with Emergency Backup

This is a great fixture from Beta Calco and I recently received an update showing that an emergency LED driver can be integrated.


Here is a link to the site for more information.