Model : B22Power : 12WLight source type : LEDLight color : Cool whiteProducet Size:¢77*149mm
Emergency Lights: The Lifesaving Glow in the Dark
Emergency lights, as crucial devices safeguarding life and safety, play an irreplaceable and vital role in emergency situations. They are special lighting fixtures that can automatically start working when the normal lighting power fails, providing necessary illumination for personnel evacuation, fire - fighting operations, and other emergency actions.
Application Scenarios
Commercial Premises: In crowded commercial buildings such as shopping malls, supermarkets, hotels, and office buildings, emergency lights are essential safety facilities. They are installed in evacuation routes, stairwells, the areas in front of elevators, and emergency exits on each floor. In case of emergencies like fires or earthquakes, they can quickly illuminate the escape routes, guiding people to evacuate in an orderly manner, avoiding panic and chaos caused by darkness, and ensuring the safety of people's lives.
Industrial Facilities: Industrial sites such as factories, warehouses, and workshops have complex environments with various potential safety hazards. In these places, emergency lights not only provide lighting for employees' evacuation in case of emergencies but also help workers quickly locate the control switches of key equipment during power outages, enabling them to take necessary safety measures to prevent the further expansion of accidents.
Public Transportation Hubs: Public transportation hubs like subway stations, railway stations, bus stations, and airports have a large passenger flow and frequent personnel movement. The reasonable layout and reliable operation of emergency lights are of great significance for ensuring the safe evacuation of passengers. In these places, emergency lights not only need to meet basic lighting requirements but also possess characteristics such as high brightness, high reliability, and rapid response to deal with various sudden emergencies.
Educational Institutions: Educational institutions such as schools and kindergartens are places where students study and live. Student groups generally lack experience and ability in dealing with emergencies. The widespread application of emergency lights in campus buildings such as teaching buildings, libraries, canteens, and dormitories can provide clear evacuation instructions for teachers and students in emergency situations, ensuring that they can quickly and safely evacuate to safe areas.
Medical Institutions: Hospitals are special places for saving lives and treating the injured, with more stringent requirements for emergency lighting. In areas such as operating rooms, intensive care units, wards, and corridors, emergency lights must ensure normal operation under any circumstances, providing reliable lighting support for medical staff's emergency treatment and the safe transfer of patients, which is related to the lives of patients.