Emergency lights for greater safety and reliability.

You'll find emergency lights in almost any commercial building you walk into these days, and they've been a favorite of building owners and managers for many decades. It provides a clear path for people to exit when the power goes out. These are completely self contained units and have an automatic operation for your convenience. There were some improvements over the years which include diagnostic testing and working with exit sign situations. These have a push test switch which will tell you right away whether it is functioning properly. The power is interrupted temporarily allowing the light to function as if it was an actual power outage. Of course, this is not a new breakthrough, but it's becoming the most common, pervasive kind of emergency lights in the marketplace. All new commercial buildings rely on this type of technology to keep their exits clearly marked and safer as a result.

Beyond the low maintenance considerations, think about the safety factors that would also be improved by having emergency lights that would always be ready. Think about how an emergency lighting is going to stay lit constantly without any special need of maintenance. This means when there is an emergency of some kind, people are going to be able to find their way out and you're going to know that the egress will be clearly marked. Apart from the legal aspects of that, doesn't it just make you feel better to know that you're going to help people get out of an emergency situation calmly and safely. If you have a building with commercial tenants, isn't that something you would like to do for them, while helping yourself out as well? Along with these considerations, these units also have a universal transformer which work on both 120 and 277 volt, so there's no need to specify a particular voltage.

We have several variations of emergency lights including small halogen, incandescent and even MR16 lamps with several looks to match any interior you have. Of course, we know that the less these are noticed, the better. That's why we have them in neutral colors to melt into the background. In addition to that, you can also get the emergency units that are a part of an exit sign, either way, they will clearly mark and egress area or stairwell entrance. The heads have a beam that will direct people to the exit that can be seen even in a smoky environment. It doesn't get any more important than that!

Like we said before, most new buildings have these emergency lights specified as part of an engineering or architectural specification. But many older buildings do not have these in their situations. You will save money in maintenance, energy and will provide a safer way for people to exit that is more consistent over what you might be using right now. Please give us a call if you have any questions about these or any other products that we carry and of course you can click on the button above to order them online now.