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Emergency Exit Bulkheads

Ensure safety and visibility with our range of LED emergency bulkhead lights. Designed for both commercial and residential settings, these durable and energy-efficient fittings provide reliable illumination during power failures. With various styles, IP ratings, and installation options available, our emergency bulkheads are ideal for hallways, stairwells, exits, and other essential areas. Browse our selection to find the perfect solution for your needs.

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FAQ's

Q: What Is an LED Emergency Bulkhead Light?

A: LED emergency bulkhead lights are robust and energy-efficient lighting solutions designed to operate during power failures. Typically mounted on walls or ceilings, these fixtures include an integrated battery that automatically switches on in the event of a power outage. They are widely used in commercial, industrial, and residential settings to illuminate escape routes and exits. Many models offer maintained (always on) or non-maintained (only activates in emergencies) operation modes. LED technology ensures long lifespan, low maintenance, and compliance with UK emergency lighting regulations.

Q: How Do I Install an LED Emergency Bulkhead Light?

A: To install an LED emergency bulkhead light:

Turn off the power to avoid electrical hazards.
Mount the bulkhead securely on a ceiling or wall using appropriate fixings.
Wire the unit to the mains power supply, ensuring connections match the live, neutral, and earth terminals. Some models also have test key switch wiring.
Connect the backup battery inside the unit.
Test the fitting by simulating a power failure (disconnect mains or use a test button). The light should remain illuminated for the rated emergency duration (usually 3 hours).
Secure the diffuser and check compliance with local emergency lighting regulations.

For safety, it’s recommended to have a qualified electrician perform the installation.

Q: What Is the Difference Between Maintained and Non-Maintained Emergency Bulkheads?

A: LED emergency bulkheads come in two main types:

Maintained bulkheads: These function as regular lights but automatically switch to battery power when mains electricity fails. They are commonly used in public areas where continuous illumination is needed.

Non-maintained bulkheads: These remain off during normal operation and only activate during power failures. They are ideal for areas where emergency lighting is required but regular illumination is not necessary, such as fire escape routes.

Some models also offer a switchable mode, allowing users to choose between maintained and non-maintained settings as needed.