Batteries for emergency lighting fixtures

Reliable power source in crisis situations

Batteries for emergency luminaires are a key element of emergency lighting systems, which determines their effectiveness and operating time in the event of a power outage. A properly selected and efficient battery ensures continuous operation of emergency luminaires for a specified period of time (usually 1-3 hours), enabling safe evacuation or continuation of work in the facility.

The offer includes high-quality nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) batteries, nickel-metal-hydride (Ni-MH) batteries, and lithium-ion (Li-Ion) batteries, dedicated to luminaires from many popular manufacturers.

What batteries can you find in emergency lighting?

• Ni-Cd batteries – classic, durable and resistant to high temperatures, ideal for luminaires installed in difficult conditions.
• Ni-MH batteries – more ecological and compact, recommended for modern, energy-saving emergency and evacuation luminaires.
• Li-Ion batteries – ensure long operating time and low weight, most often used in emergency ceiling luminaires and emergency panels.

Both batteries in a set with cables and connectors and models without connectors – ready for soldering – are available.

Application and Compatibility

Batteries available in this category are compatible with a wide range of lighting fixtures – from standard to hermetic. They are suitable for use in, among others:

• shopping centers, offices and hotels,
• industrial halls and warehouses,
• schools, hospitals and public buildings.

When selecting the right power supply for specific fixtures, it is also worth visiting the accessories for emergency fixtures section, where you can find, among others, Converters and mounting brackets.

Why is it worth regularly replacing the battery in an emergency luminaire?

Batteries for emergency luminaires, even the highest quality ones, have a limited lifespan – usually 2 to 4 years depending on the type and operating conditions. Regular battery replacement:

• ensures the proper operation of the emergency luminaire,
• guarantees compliance with occupational health and safety regulations and fire safety standards,
• protects against sudden failure in a crisis situation.

A well-selected and efficient battery is an investment in safety – not only for the building, but also for the people inside.