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power LED modules from a number of leading providers. Last but not least are LMpro integrated modules, which include a mains driver and emergency driver for mains and emergency operation of one or two LEDs from a single module. One of the great things about this new range is that they offer fully interoperable DALI control and reporting, and also offer an automatic self-test if a DALI signal is not connected. ELP’s proSeries emergency packs are made up of a module housing charger circuit and appropriate driver/invertor, and are available with suitable high temperature Nickel Cadmium or Nickel Metal Hydride batteries. In order to ensure that the modules


are best able to detect errors, the Self- Test commissioning mode function activates the weekly and annual test routine that will take place at random times, meaning that tests do not get carried out simultaneously in the same areas. Even during Self-Test mode a DALI signal will still be detected, disabling Self-Test mode and adopting full DALI mode. This then allows for any problems to be addressed immediately. Maintaining a safe emergency lighting system is essential, so it is important to stay on top of new technologies that can make life easier and more secure.


Contact


Emergi-Lite T: +44 (0) 113 281 0600 www.emergi-lite.co.uk


Above Right: A range of emergency products on offer from ELP.


Above Left: EMEX Mini from Emergi-Lite. Opposite Page: The Hub at Coventry University benefits from an emergency lighting system from P4.


P4 Limited (FASTEL) T: +44 (0) 1328 850555 www.p4fastel.co.uk


ELP T: +44 (0) 1403 786601 www.elp.uk.com


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