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fittings by reducing the costs and time
associated withmanual testing and inspection. Emergency lighting installationsmust have routine tests carried out and these tests should all be documented, with the results held on file. Whilst installing standard emergency light fittings is straightfoforward enough, the task of regularly inspecting every fitting on site fofor functionality, operation and duration can be an expensive, labour-intensive exercise. By opting ffo
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or self test fittings, installers and contractors can save valuable time and expense with each self test fitting utilising an inbuilt processor to initiate ‘Self Te
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will begin. Aftfter the initial r up, an automatic
charge up time (up to 72 hours), the unit will carry out a full duration test. Aftfter all initial tests are completed successfully the inbuilt processor will start the standard programmed test schedule, reporting fafailing functions via the status LED. In addition it is also possible to initiate amanual test on self test emergency lighting fittings fofor extra peace ofmind
ESP has added five new self test products to its growing Duceri Emergency Lighting range. 3WLEDMaintained Emergency Self-f-contained f Te
Downlight with Sel Test and Interchangeable Open and Corridor Lens.
3WLED Emergency Open Lens Downlight with Self Te
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9WLED IP65 Non-Maintained Emergency Tw Test
3WLED IP65Maintained Emergency Bulkhead Test
Spot with Self Te with Self Te
3WLEDMaintained Emergency Exit Box with Self Te
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Test range of products has all been tested and complies with the latest standards. 26 | el electric wh icalwholesalerJanuJanuary202 020 Twin
They are easy to install - without any need fofor key switches or data cables - and offe
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Emergency Light Test Switches est Switches
ESP’s Duceri emergency light test switches are designed to test batteries, lamps and duration function of emergency lighting luminaires in accordance with current emergency lighting standard BS5266. They will help building owners and responsible persons tomaintain compliance. These automatic, key-operated emergency lighting test switches are permanently wired to the emergency luminaire supply. The key switch is used to interrupt the supply fofor a pre-programmed period of time. At the end of
that period, the supply to the luminaries is automatically reinstated, so there’s no risk of depleting the batteries in the emergency fitting by leaving themconnected fofor prolonged periods.
display. They each standard LED disp
There are twomodels to choose from- lay or countdown digital ffe
or an audio buzzer alert fofor completion of duration test
fo eature fofour pre-programmed
test intervals – 10minutes, 30minutes, 60 minutes and 180minutes. There is the option ffo
For further information contact ESP on 01527 515150, email
info@espuk.com
espuk.com.
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or further information contact ESP on 01527 515150, email
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