LED bulk heads added to ESP’s emergency lighting range
Security products manufacturer, ESP, continues to expand its range of Duceri Emergency Lighting solutions and has just added a brand new collection of LED Bulk Heads to its growing portfolio of products.
Combining high performance with ease of installation, the new range comprises four circular 14W LED Bulk Heads and one standard 5W LED Bulk Head, and has been developed to provide contractors, installers and wholesalers with access to a comprehensive range of emergency lighting solutions from under one roof.
There are two 14W LED Emergency Circular Bulk Heads – one with built in microwave sensor – which will provide 3 hours+ emergency operation in the case of power failure. Also new are two mains only operated 14W LED Maintained Circular Bulk Heads, again with one featuring a built-in microwave sensor. All four products offer a lumen output of 1207 and feature 84 SMD 2835 LED technology to provide a long-lasting, high quality light output. The use of LED diffusers will provide anti-glare protection.
The new 5W LED Emergency Maintained Bulk Head can be used as a standard switched light or as an emergency luminaire and offers a 3 hours+ emergency operation, which exceeds the minimum requirements for emergency installations. It offers a 208 lumen output and features 28 SMD 2835 LED technology.
The new bulk heads are all designed from robust polycarbonate are IP65 rated and they comply with the relevant standards.
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