FIREFLY SURFACE
VERSATILE EMERGENCY LIGHTING, MAXIMUM PERFORMANCEFIREFLY SURFACE is a versatile surface-mounted emergency luminaire. With IP65 protection and five different light distributions, it is suitable for a wide range of applications, from escape routes to open areas and anti-panic lighting. Durable LiFePOâ‚„ battery technology ensures reliable performance and a long service life. Firefly Surface is easy to install and is also available in a SmartScan version with wireless communication.
Standard
Option
Applications
Toilets, corridors, storage rooms, central halls
Luminaire type
Exit route luminaire
Color
RAL 9016
Housing
Polycarbonate
Lumenrange
From
270
to 425
IP
IP65
IK
IK10 (20J)
Lightprofiles
Asymmetric,
Wide distribution,
Long distribution,
Direct beam,
Small beam
FIREFLY SURFACE benefits
FIVE LIGHT DISTRIBUTIONS
Workplaces and buildings must be equipped with adequate emergency lighting in the event of an emergency. FIREFLY SURFACE provides three hours of emergency lighting and a choice of five light distributions, optimised for maximum coverage in corridors and open areas. With IP65 protection, the luminaire is suitable for a wide range of applications, while the optional SmartScan version enables wireless communication.
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