Description
C-LUX Standard escape route emergency lighting is an emergency luminaire designed for escape-route signalling in laboratory and occupational safety environments. Rated IP54 and equipped with an autotest function, the unit is supplied including pictograms for immediate route and exit identification. Packaged as one piece with a weight of 4,000 kg, it is suited to fixed installation where regular functional verification and moderate environmental protection are required. The C-LUX Standard format from manufacturer b-lite combines integrated pictogram content with automatic self-testing, supporting ongoing readiness checks along emergency paths, first-aid areas, and marked exits. The IP54 rating addresses dust and splash protection typical of many indoor technical spaces, while the autotest feature helps maintain operational status without extensive manual intervention. This escape route emergency lighting solution offers facilities a practical, self-checking option for clear emergency guidance hardware, aligning with laboratory and building safety programmes that need dependable route illumination and standardised pictogram presentation in a single assembly.
This article is part of Hygrometers & humidity meters, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: C-LUX Standard
- Protection rating: IP54
- Function: Autotest
- Scope of supply: Incl. pictograms
- EAN: 4251138208806
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