Emergency lighting

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Catalogue

06
Emergency lighting
Contents

Presentation ................................. 2

Emergency lighting
Rilux.............................................. 4
Luxa .............................................. 6
Guardian ....................................... 8

Emergency exit signs

Astro Guida .................................. 9
Quick Signal ................................11

Portable emergency lamp

Top 4 ........................................... 13
Toplux ......................................... 14
Jodiolux ...................................... 15

Accessories
Remote control ........................... 16

Installation guide ........................ 17

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Emergency lighting
Emergency lighting
Presentation

6 ranges to match perfectly your needs

Adapted to all building types, Luxa

b Attractive design
this emergency light offer is b Installation accessories for
hung ceilings, flush
one of the essential stand-by and wall mounts
b Attractive colour frames
devices guaranteeing safety of
occupants. P93015

It prevents movements of panic

in the event of serious problems
(in particular fire).

Simplicity Safety
The light fittings Automatically put into
P93164

guarantee safety operation in event

of people in buildings of power cuts,
open to the general these fittings allow:
public. b clear marking to
Their simple design the emergency exits,
guarantees quick b contribute efficiently
assembly and easy to safe evacuation of
maintenance. people,
By combining Teleur b accessory lighting
type remote controls for a duration of one to
with the fittings, three hours.
sustained battery The fittings comply
capacity are greatly with European
simplified. standards
EN 60 598-1 and
EN 60 598-2-22
Reliability and offer a high level
of quality and safety
With more than thirty satisfying the various
years’ know-how in prevailing regulations.
emergency lighting,
Schneider Electric
guarantees the
Design
reliability of its
products in all The self-contained
circumstances. emergency light
Thanks to the use fittings and their
of LEDs in stand-by accessories
periods, these fittings are designed so as
offer an extremely to blend perfectly into
reduced electrical the aesthetics of the
consumption, various building
P93033

thus contributing types, whether

to building overall flush, false ceiling or
energy savings. surface- mounted.
Top 4,
Toplux,
Jodiolux
b High quality, high flux
b Portable and rechargeable
b Additional emergency
function

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P93012
Rilux
b Discreet design, extra flat
b Quick mounting plate
b Optimised for typical
P93014

installations

Astro Guida
b Long life cold cathode fluorescent tube
b Gentle and elegant shape

P93160

Quick Signal
b LED light source
b Attractive and modern appearance
P93018

Guardian
b High performances
b Up to 1050 lumen flux

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Emergency lighting
Rilux
IP 40, standard

Technical Specifications
P93014

b Available for maintained or non-maintained operation

b Installation: quick mounting on wall or ceiling
b Compliant to CEI EN 60598-2-22 standard
b Possibility to inhibit with rest mode via Teleur range remote controls
b Protection rating: IP 40
b Class II i
b Operating temperature: 0…40 °C
b Behaviour with fire (IEC 695-2-1/CEI 50-11), incandescent wire: 850 °C
b Light source: fluorescent lamp
Rilux
b Power supply: 230V, 50 Hz
e b Complete recharge in 24 hours

Article numbers
Lamp Autonomy Average flux (lm) Consumption Battery Lamp Weight Article
(W) (h) emergency maintained (VA) socket (kg) number
condition mode

Standard, non maintained

6 1 70 - 2.3 2.4 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd G5 0.550 OVA37066E
8 1 90 - 2.3 2.4 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd G5 0.630 OVA37067E
3 90 - 3.2 6.0 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd G5 0.800 OVA37068E
11 1 180 - 2.9 4.8 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd 2G7 0.750 OVA37069E
18 1 250 - 3.2 7.2 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd 2G11 0.850 OVA37070E

Standard, maintained
8 1 75 90 8.2 6.0 V 0.6 Ah Ni-Cd G5 0.650 OVA37071E
3 75 90 8.2 6.0 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd G5 0.800 OVA37072E

Installation rules
P92716

Rilux 70 lm
P94340

3m

Quick mounting
6,70 m

Installation modes 1 1 1 1

Wall 6,70 m 6,70 m

P92717

(installation without
accessories)
Rilux 250 lm
P94341

Ceiling
(installation without
accessories)
3m

9,60 m

1 1 1 1
9,60 m 9,60 m

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Emergency lighting
Rilux
IP 40, standard

Dimensional outline

P92718
Model Dimensions (mm)
A B C
6W 100 255 46
8W 100 331 46
11/18 W 125 280 55

Accessories numbers
Compatibility Dimensions (mm) Article
Height x Width x Depth number
Pictograms P92687 Rilux 6 W 88 x 240 OVAxxxxxE
(set of 10) Rilux 8 W 88 x 316 OVAxxxxxE
Rilux 11/18 W 120 x 264 OVAxxxxxE
Pictograms Rilux 6 W 88 x 240 OVAxxxxxE
P92688

(set of 10) Rilux 8 W 88 x 316 OVAxxxxxE

Rilux 11/18 W 120 x 264 OVAxxxxxE
Pictograms Rilux 6 W 88 x 240 OVAxxxxxE
P92689

(set of 10) Rilux 8 W 88 x 316 OVAxxxxxE

Rilux 11/18 W 120 x 264 OVAxxxxxE
Pictograms Rilux 6 W 88 x 240 OVA50237E
P92690

(set of 10) Rilux 8 W 88 x 316 OVA50239E

Rilux 11/18 W 120 x 264 OVA50241E
Protective Rilux 6/11/18 W 208 x 325 OVA50343E
grids
P92694

Rilux 8 W 218 x 385 OVA50344E

Remote All models 102 x 77 x 81 OVA50325E

P93007

control (for 100 4,5 mod. of 18 mm

Teleur luminaires)

Remote All models 90 x 71 x 60 OVA50326E

P93008

control (for 500 4 mod. of 18 mm

Teleur 500 luminaires)

Spare parts numbers

Description Compatibility Article
number
Fluorescent 6 W, G5 OVA37066E OVA51005E
tubes 8 W, G5 OVA37067E, OVA37068E OVA51006E
8 W, G5 OVA37071E, OVA37072E OVA51008E
U11 W, 2G7 OVA37069E OVA51009E
U18 W, 2G11 OVA37070E OVA51011E
Batteries 2.4 V, 1.5 Ah OVA37066E, OVA37067E OVA51012E
(Ni-Cd) 6 V, 1.5 Ah OVA37068E, OVA37072E OVA51019E
6 V, 0.6 Ah OVA37071E OVA51018E
4.8 V, 1.5 Ah OVA37069E OVA51016E
7.2 V, 1.5 Ah OVA37070E OVA51021E

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Emergency lighting
Luxa
IP 42 / IP 65, standard

Technical Specifications
P93015

b Available for maintained or non-maintained operation

b Installation for flush mounting and false ceiling
b Personalized with coloured frames
b Compliant with CEI EN 60598-2-22 standard
b Possibility to inhibit with rest mode via Teleur range remote controls
b Protection rating: IP 42 or IP 65
b Class II i
b Operating temperature: 0…40 °C
Luxa standard b Behaviour with fire (IEC 695-2-1/CEI 50-11), incandescent wire: 850 °C
b Light source: fluorescent lamp
e b Power supply: 230 V, 50 Hz
b Complete recharge in 12 hours on models with 1 hour autonomy

Article numbers
Protection Lamp Autonomy Average flux (lm) Consumption Battery Lamp Weight Article
P92991

rating (W) (h) emergency maintened (VA) socket (kg) number

condition mode

Standard, non maintained

IP 42 6 1 60 - 5 2.4 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd G5 0.850 OVA37191E
8 1 100 - 5 3.6 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd G5 0.900 OVA37093E
370 - 6.5 8.4 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd G5 1.100 OVA37095E
3 90 - 5 4.8 V 2.2 Ah Ni-Cd G5 0.970 OVA37094E
11 1 180 - 5 4.8 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd 2G7 0.980 OVA37192E
IP 65 8 1 100 - 5 3.6 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd G5 0.920 OVA37098E

Standard, maintained
IP 42 8 1 100 185 10.5 3.6 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd G5 0.900 OVA37096E
3 90 165 10 7.2 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd G5 1.100 OVA37097E
IP 65 8 1 100 185 10.5 3.6 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd G5 0.920 OVA37099E

Installation rules (isolux) for escape route

Colored frames The photometric data is approximated (average values): for project
(black, white, grey) calculations, scattering coefficients must be taken into consideration.

Luxa 60 lm

Installation modes
Wall
P92700
P92702

(installation without
accessory)
3m

6,90 m
Flush
(installation with 1 1 1 1
flush mounting box) 6,90 m 6,90 m

Luxa 370 lm
Ceiling
(installation without
P94342

accessories)

3m
False ceiling
(installation with
false ceiling kit 11,20 m
+ flush mounting box)
1 1 1 1
11,20 m 11,20 m

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Emergency lighting
Luxa
IP 42 / IP 65, standard

Dimensional outline

P92692
Model Dimensions (mm)
A B C
6/11 W 125 288 58
8W 135 348 58

Accessories numbers
Compatibility Dimensions (mm) Article
Height x Width x Depth number
Pictograms Luxa 6/11 W 116 x 284 OVAxxxxxE
P92687
(set of 10) Luxa 8 W 126 x 342 OVAxxxxxE

Pictograms Luxa 6/11 W 116 x 284 OVAxxxxxE

P92688

(set of 10) Luxa 8 W 126 x 342 OVAxxxxxE

Pictograms Luxa 6/11 W 116 x 284 OVAxxxxxE

P92689

(set of 10) Luxa 8 W 126 x 342 OVAxxxxxE

Pictograms Luxa 6/11 W 116 x 284 OVA50243E

P92690

(set of 10) Luxa 8 W 126 x 342 OVA50245E

Flush Luxa 6/11 W OVA50345E

mounting Luxa 8 W OVA50346E
boxes
P93016

False ceiling (order also a flush All models OVA50348E

kit mounting box)
Hanging kit All models OVA50347E
White frames Luxa 6/11 W OVA50349E
Luxa 8 W OVA50352E
Black frames Luxa 6/11 W OVA50351E
Luxa 8 W OVA50354E
Grey frames Luxa 6/11 W OVA50350E
Luxa 8 W OVA50353E
Protective Luxa 6/11 W 208 x 325 OVA50343E
grids Luxa 8 W 218 x 385 OVA50344E
P92694

Remote All models 102 x 77 x 81 OVA50325E

control (for 100 4,5 mod. of 18 mm
Teleur luminaires)
P93007

Remote All models 90 x 71 x 60 OVA50326E

control (for 500 4 mod. of 18 mm
Teleur 500 luminaires)
P93008

Spare parts numbers

Description Compatibility Article
number
Fluorescent 6 W, G5 OVA37191E OVA51005E
tubes 8 W, G5 OVA37093E, OVA37094E, OVA37098E OVA51006E
8 W, G5 OVA37095E OVA51008E
8 W, G5 OVA37096E, OVA37097E, OVA37099E OVA51007E
11 W, 2G7 OVA37192E OVA51010E
Batteries 3.6 V, 1.5 Ah OVA37093E, OVA37096E, OVA37098E, OVA37099E OVA51013E
4.8 V, 1.5 Ah OVA37192E OVA51016E
2.4 V, 1.5 Ah OVA37191E OVA51012E
7.2 V, 1.5 Ah OVA37097E OVA51021E
4.8 V, 2.2 Ah OVA37094E OVA51017E
8.4 V, 1.5 Ah OVA37095E OVA51022E

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Emergency lighting
Guardian
IP 65, standard

Technical Specifications
b Provided with 2 headlights with halogen bulbs with high light performances
(up to 1050 lm)
b The searchlights rotate on their axis from 90° to 45° to be oriented
in any direction
b Non-maintained emergency luminaires
P93018

b Compliant with CEI EN 60598-2-22 standard

b Possibility to inhibit with rest mode via Teleur remote controls
b Protection rating: IP 65
b Class II i
b Operating temperature: 0…40 °C
b Behaviour with fire (IEC 695-2-1/CEI 50-11), incandescent wire: 750 °C
b Power supply: 230 V, 50 Hz
b Complete recharge in 12 hours
Guardian
Article numbers
e Lamp Autonomy Average Consump. Battery Lamp Weight Article
(W) (h) flux (lm) (VA) socket (kg) number
Standard
2 x 20 1 400 30 12 V 7.2 Ah Pb G4 4.600 OVA41435E
2 x 50 1 1050 33 2 x 12 V 7.2 Ah Pb GY6.35 7.500 OVA41436E

Dimensional outline
P92990

Model Dimensions (mm)

A B C
2 x 20 W 287 434 168
P92693

2 x 50 W 280 440 230

Accessories numbers
Compatibility Dimensions (mm) Article
The headlights are vertically Height x Width x Depth number
and horizontally adjustable Protective grid All models OVA50342E
(2 parts)
P92988

Remote control All models 102 x 77 x 81 OVA50325E

Teleur (for 100 4,5 mod. of 18 mm
lumianires)
P93007

Remote control All models 90 x 71 x 60 OVA50326E

Teleur 500 (for 500 4 mod. of 18 mm
lumianires)
P93008

Spare parts numbers

Description Compatibility Article
number
Lamps 12 V, 20 W OVA41435E OVA51003E
12 V, 50 W OVA41436E OVA51004E
Battery Pb 12 V, 7.2 Ah All models OVA51024E

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Emergency exit signs
Astro Guida
IP 42, standard

Technical Specifications
P93012

b Cold cathode light source (working life of 40 000 hours)

b Ni-Cd battery for high efficiency applications
b Long life, no needed maintenance
b Compliant with CEI EN 60598-2-22 standard
b Visibility distance of the sign in compliance with the new EN 1838
standard: 24 m
b Emergency exit sign operating in maintained modes
b Possibility to inhibit with rest mode via Teleur range remote controls
b 5 pictograms included to realise all single and double sided versions
b Bracket for flag installation included
b Protection rating: IP 42
b Class II i
b Operating temperature: 0…40 °C
Astro Guida b Behaviour with fire (IEC 695-2-1/CEI 50-11), incandescent wire: 850 °C
e b Power supply: 230 V, 50 Hz
b Complete recharge in 12 hours for models with 1 h autonomy
P92992

P93013

Mounting with flag type bracket (included)

Astro Guida with included accessories

Installation modes
Wall
P92993

(installation without Article numbers

accessories) Visibility Autonomy Consumption Battery Weight Article
(m) (h) (VA) (kg) number

Emergency exit sign Astro Guida (5 pictograms included)

Ceiling 24 1 10 4.8 V 0.6 Ah Ni-Cd 0.760 OVA38464E
(installation with kit 24 3 10 4.8 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd 0.865 OVA38465E
not included)

Hanging
(installation with kit
not included)

Electrified track
(installation with kit
not included)

Flag type bracket

(installation with
accessories included)

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Emergency exit signs
Astro Guida
IP 42, standard

Dimensional outline

P92695
Model dimensions (mm)
A B C
Astro Guida 213 261 35

Accessories numbers
Dimensions Article
Height x Width x Depth number
(mm)
Ceiling, hanging OVA50356E

P92994
and electrified track kit

Protective grid 283 x 301 x 55 OVA50357E

IK 10
P92694

Remote control 102 x 77 x 81 OVA50325E

Teleur 4,5 mod. of 18 mm
P93007

(for 100 luminaires)

Remote control 90 x 71 x 60 OVA50326E

Teleur 500 4 mod. of 18 mm
P93008

(for 500 luminaires)

Spare parts numbers

Article
number
Flag bracket OVA50355E
P92995

Pictogram set OVA50246E

P92687

P92688

(5 pictograms
for all single and double
sided versions)
+
P92689

+2

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Emergency exit signs
Quick Signal
IP 40, standard

Technical Specifications
P93160

b LED light source long-lasting (100 000 h)

b Installation: quick mounting on wall, ceiling and flag
b Possible installation in false ceiling (with kit not included)
b Exit sign screens easy to install in precise position
b Compliant with CEI EN 60598-2-22 standard
b Visibility distance of the sign in compliance with the new EN 1838
standard: 28 m
b Emergency exit sign operating in maintained modes
b Possibility to inhibit with rest mode via Teleur range remote controls
b Brackets for wall/flag installation included
b Protection rating: IP 40
b Class II i
b Operating temperature: 0…40 °C
b Behaviour with fire (IEC 695-2-1/CEI 50-11), incandescent wire: 850 °C
Quick signal b Power supply: 230 V, 50 Hz
b Complete recharge in 12 hours for models with 1 h autonomy
e
Article numbers
Visibility Autonomy Consumption Battery Weight Article
P92996

P93010

(m) (h) (VA) (kg) number

Emergency exit sign Quick Signal (screen not included)

28 1 4.5 4.8 V 0.6 Ah Ni-Cd 0.800 OVA38504E
28 3 4.5 4.8 V 1.5 Ah Ni-Cd 0.900 OVA38505E

Exit sign screens for 1 side signaling

OVA50319E
P92687

+
OVA50320E
P92688

+
OVA50321E
P92689

Quick fix installation with wall / flag type bracket (included)

+
P93011

Exit sign screens for 2 sides signaling

OVA50322E

+
OVA50323E

+
Exit sign screens for 1 or 2 sides signaling
OVA50324E
P92690

+ +

Installation with false ceiling mounting kit (not included)

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Emergency exit signs
Quick Signal
IP 40, standard

Installation modes Dimensional outline

Wall

P92696
P93017

(installation with
accessories included)

Ceiling
(installation without
accessories)
Model dimensions (mm)
A B C
Quick Signal 235 290 60
Hanging
(installation with kit
not included) Accessories numbers
Dimensions Article
Height x Width x Depth number
(mm)
False ceiling OVA50318E
mounting kit

Hanging kit OVA50314E

Remote control 102 x 77 x 81 OVA50325E

False ceiling Teleur 4,5 mod. of 18 mm
P93007

(installation with kit (for 100 luminaires)

not included)

Flag type bracket Remote control 90 x 71 x 60 OVA50326E

P93008

Teleur 500 4 mod. of 18 mm

(installation with (for 500 luminaires)
accessories included)

Spare parts numbers

Description Compatibility Article
number
Batteries 4.8 V, 0.6 Ah OVA38504E OVA51014E
Ni-Cd 4.8 V, 1.5 Ah OVA38505E OVA51015E
Wall / flag type bracket OVA38504E, OVA38505E OVA50316E

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Portable emergency lamps
Top 4
IP 40

Presentation
P93029

b Top 4 is an emergency spotlight with rechargeable lead batteries and 2

lamps: one 6 W xenon lamp and one incandescent 1.5 W lamp.
b Ideal for night watches, rescue and similar purposes. Top 4 can also be
used as an emergency lamp, thanks to the diffuser-signaller with flashing
function on both lamps.
b Resistant: designed for heavy duty applications and made from highly
resistant materials.
b Rechargeable directly from 230 V supply. The main cable is situated
inside the optical unit.
b When plugged on power supply, it can switch on automatically when the
main falls.
b Versatile: Top 4 can be used as lanterns thanks to the orientable beam
b Optional charger available to recharge Top 4 from car battery.
Technical Specifications
b Both lights can flash
b Protection rating: IP 40
b Class II i
b Operating temperature: -10…40 °C
Top 4
b Recharge: 230 V, 50 Hz, recharging time: 24 h
e b Autonomy: 4 h (main light) and 12 h (auxiliary light)
Article numbers
Lamp (W) Autonomy Consumption Battery Weight Article
P93030

main auxiliary (h) (VA) (kg) number

6 xenon 1.5 incandescent 4-12 10 6 V 4 Ah Pb 1.900 OVA41317E

Diagram
1m

5 lx
P93035

320 lx

Lamp and 4 colour filters (included)

2m

Accessories numbers
Description Article
number
Lamp These accessories are made of OVA50360E
supports painted steel and are useful for fixing
the portable lamps to the wall, on
P93163

motor vehicles, boats, etc., to place

units in a handy position.

Diffuser Manufactured to solve the problem of OVA50315E

signaller circular signalling, this diffuser is used
with Top 4 flashing lamps. It is suitable
P93036

for use in case of fog, danger, etc.

and can be used where 360° lighting
is needed.
Ideal for fire brigade, construction
yards, police, boats, rescue
applications, etc.
Charger This is used to recharge the portable OVA50358E
emergency lamps from 12/24 V DC.
P93159

Maximum output power: 10 VA

(excluding capacitive loads).
Output voltage: 220 V, 50 Hz.
Dimensions: 65 x 95 x 100 mm.
Spare parts numbers
Description Article
number
Battery 6 V, 4 Ah, Pb OVA51023E
Lamps Xenon, 6 V, 0.9 A, E10 OVA51001E
6 V, 1.5 W OVA51000E

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Portable emergency lamps
Toplux
IP 55

Presentation
P93031

b Toplux is a professional rechargeable searchlight resistant to heavy rain

(IP 55 protection rating).
b Ideal for military, police, rescue and security applications. Toplux can
also be used as an emergency lamp, thanks to the diffuser-signaller with
flashing function on both lamps.
b It is fitted with two lamps: one powerful iodine lamp (10 W) and one
incandescent lamp (1.5 W).
b Long distance light beam with range of more than 200 m.
b Rechargeable directly from 230 V supply.
b When plugged on power supply, it can switch on automatically when the
main falls.
b An electronic circuit prevents batteries from discharging completely.
b Versatile: Toplux can be used as lanterns thanks to the orientable beam
b Optional charger available to recharge Toplux from car battery.
Technical Specifications
b Both lights can flash in compliance with IEC 2.2 standards when fitted
with the coloured filters (included)
Toplux b Protection rating: IP 55 (special rubber gaskets)
e b Class II i
b Operating temperature: -10…40 °C
b Recharge: 230 V, 50 Hz, recharging time: 24 h
b Autonomy: 2 h (main light) and 15 h (auxiliary light)
P93032

Article numbers
Lamp (W) Autonomy Consumption Battery Weight Article
main auxiliary (h) (VA) (kg) number

10 Halogen 1.5 incandescent 2-15 10 6 V 4 Ah Pb 2.000 OVA41318

Diagram
1m
P93035

5 lx

Lamp and included accessories (main cable, 490 lx

4 colour filters to IEC 2.2 and shoulder carring strap)

2m

Accessories numbers
Description Article
number
Lamp These accessories are made of painted OVA50360E
supports steel and are useful for fixing the portable
lamps to the wall, on motor vehicles, boats,
P93163

etc., to place units in a handy position.

Diffuser Manufactured to solve the problem of OVA50315E

signaller circular signalling, this diffuser is used with
Top 4 flashing lamps. It is suitable for use
in case of fog, danger, etc. and can be
P93036

used where 360° lighting is needed.

Ideal for fire brigade, construction yards,
police, boats, rescue applications, etc.
Charger This is used to recharge the portable OVA50358E
emergency lamps from 12/24 V DC.
Maximum output power: 10 VA (excluding
capacitive loads).
P93159

Output voltage: 220 V, 50 Hz.

Dimensions: 65 x 95 x 100 mm.
Spare parts numbers
Description Article
number
Battery 6 V, 4 Ah, Pb OVA51023E
Lamps halogen, 6 V, 10 W OVA51002E
6 V, 1.5 W OVA51000E

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Portable emergency lamps
Jodiolux
IP 65

Presentation
P93033

b Jodiolux is a portable professional searchlight fitted with high-

performance emergency functions and resistant to heavy rain (IP 65).
b Ideal for military, police and rescue applications.
b It is fitted with two lamps: a powerful iodine lamp (10 W) for high-power
lighting, and a small incandescent bulb (1.5 W) for economy lighting.
b Long distance light beam with range of 300 m.
b Rechargeable directly from 230 V supply.
b When plugged on power supply, it can switch on automatically when the
main falls.
b Versatile: Jodiolux can be used as lanterns thanks to the orientable beam
b Optional charger available to recharge Jodiolux from car battery.
Technical Specifications
b Case of Nylon
b Both lights can flash in compliance with IEC 2.2 standards when fitted
with the coloured filters (included)
b Protection rating: IP 65 (special rubber gaskets)
b Class II i
b Operating temperature: -10…40 °C
b Recharge: 230 V, 50 Hz, recharging time: 24 h
b Autonomy: 4 h (main light) and 24 h (auxiliary light)
Article numbers
Lamp (W) Autonomy Consump. Battery Weight Article
main auxiliary (h) (VA) (kg) number

10 halogen 1.5 incandescent 4-24 6.5 6 V 7 Ah Ni-Cd 2.100 OVA41033E

Diagram
1m

Jodiolux
4 lx
e
P93035
P93034

1300 lx

Included accessories ( (main cable,

2m
4 colour filters to IEC 2.2 and shoulder carring strap)

Accessories numbers
Description Article
number
Lamp These accessories are made of painted OVA50359E
supports steel and are useful for fixing the portable
lamps to the wall, on motor vehicles, boats,
P93163

etc., to place units in a handy position.

Charger This is used to recharge the portable OVA50358E

emergency lamps from 12/24 V DC.
Maximum output power: 10 VA (excluding
P93159

capacitive loads).
Output voltage: 220 V, 50 Hz.
Dimensions: 65 x 95 x 100 mm.

Spare parts numbers

Description Article
number
Battery 6 V, 7 Ah, Ni-Cd OVA51020E
Lamps halogen, 6 V, 10 W OVA51002E
6 V, 1.5 W OVA51000E

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Accessories for emergency lighting
Teleur
Remote control

Description
P92007

During a mains failure, the remote control sends a pulse, through a button
situated on the front panel of the unit, to the emergency luminaire to
remotely switch it off or on.
When the mains power supply is restored, the system automatically
resets and is ready to operate in the event of another black-out.
Advantages
b The main advantages of the remote control are:
v greater battery care, that is, longer battery life, ideal for seasonal hotels
or premises which are not used for long periods;
v remote controlled inhibition is possible even with small size cables.
b The emergency operation inhibit is thus possible even in the event of
short circuiting or cutting of inhibit line wires.
b This ensures compliance with recent European standards
Teleur EN 60598-2-22. At the same time, the circuit is not considered as a
"safety circuit" and it is therefore not necessary to comply with CEI 64-8
e regulations relating to safety circuits.
Technical Specifications
Teleur Teleur 500
P92008

Input 220/230 V, 50/60 Hz

Minimum recharging time 24 h
Case self-extinguishing polycarbonate (PC)
UL 94 V2
Insulation Double insulated
Behaviour with fire (IEC 695-2-1 /CEI 50-11) 750°C
incandescent wire
Dimensions height 102 90
(mm) width 77 71
depth 81 60
Width in modules of 18 mm 4.4 4
Maximum number of luminaires for each Teleur 100 500
Maximum distance from remote control to approximately 500 m
luminaires
Minimum cable size 1 mm2 with 100 luminaires
Batteries 5 x 1.2 V, 500 mAh, Ni-Cd
Mains load 0.5 VA

Article numbers
Teleur 500 Remote control Weight Article
(kg) number
e Teleur
Teleur 500
0.300
0.300
OVA50325E
OVA50326E

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Emergency lighting
Lighting and safety sign
Introductory information

Emergency lighting and other systems

When we refer to emergency lighting, we mean the auxiliary lighting that
is triggered when the standard lighting fails.
Emergency lighting is subdivided as follows (EN-1838):
Safety lighting
It originates from the emergency lighting and is intended to provide
lighting for people to evacuate an area safely or for those who try to
finish a potentially dangerous operation before leaving the area. It is
intended to illuminate the means of evacuation and ensure continuous
visibility and ready usage in safety when standard or emergency lighting
is needed.
Safety lighting may be further subdivided as follows:

Safety lighting Anti-panic lighting in extended areas

for escape routes (known in other countries as anti-panic
It originates from the safety lighting)
lighting, and is intended It originates from the safety lighting, and
to ensure that the escape is intended to avoid panic and to provide
means can be clearly the necessary lighting to allow people to
identified and used safely reach an area where the escape route
when the area is busy. can be

Emergency lighting and safety signs for escape routes

The emergency lighting and safety signs for escape routes are very
important for all those who design emergency systems. A prudent choice
helps improve safety levels and allows emergency situations to be
handled better.
Standard EN 1838 "Lighting applications. Emergency lighting" provides
some fundamental concepts on what is meant by emergency lighting for
escape routes:
"The intention behind lighting escape routes is to allow safe exit to the
occupants, providing them with sufficient visibility and directions on the
escape route …"
The concept referred to above is very simple:
the safety signs and escape route lighting must be two separate things.

Functions and operation of the luminaires

The manufacturing specifications are covered by the standard
EN 60598-2-22 "Particular Requirements - Luminaires for Emergency
Lighting", which must be read with EN 60598-1 Luminaires – "Part 1:
General Requirements and Tests".
Duration
A basic requirement is to determine the duration required for the emergency
lighting. Generally it is for 1 hour but some countries may have different
duration requirements according to technical statutory standards.
Operation
We should clarify the different types of emergency luminaires :
b Non-maintained luminaires
v the lamp will only switch on if there is a fault in the standard lighting
v the lamp will be powered by the battery during failure
v the battery will be automatically recharged when the mains power
supply is restored
b Maintained luminaries
v the lamp can be switched on in continuous mode
v a power supply unit is required with the mains especially for powering
the lamp, which can be disconnected when the area is not busy
v the lamp will be powered by the battery during failure.

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Emergency lighting
Design

Introduction
The integration of emergency lighting with standard lighting must strictly
comply with electrical system standards in the design of a building or
particular place.
All regulations and laws must be complied with in order to design system
which is up to standard.
The main functions of an emergency lighting
system when standard lighting fails are the
following:
b Clearly show the escape route
using clear signs.
b Provide sufficient emergency
lighting along the escape paths
so that people can safely find
their ways to the exits.
b Ensure that alarms and
the fire safety equipment
are present along the way out
are easily identifiable.
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European standards
The design of emergency lighting systems is EN 1838
regulated by a number of legislative provisions A very important document on a European level regarding emergency lighting
that are updated and implemented from time is the Standard EN 1838 "Lighting applications. Emergency lighting".
to time by new documentation published This standard presents specific requirements and constraints regarding
on request by the authorities that deal with the operation and the function of emergency lighting systems.
European and international technical standards CEN and CENELEC standards
and regulations. With the CEN (Comité Européen de Normalisation) and CENELEC
Each country has its own laws and regulations, standards (Comité Européen de Normalisation Electrotechnique), we
in addition to technical standards which govern are in a standardised environment of particular interest to the technician
different sectors. Basically they describe the and the designer. A number of sections deal with emergencies. An initial
places that must be provided with emergency distinction should be made between luminaire standards and installation
lighting as well as its technical specifications. standards.
The designer's job is to ensure that the design
project complies with these standards. EN 60598-2-22 and EN-60598-1
The emergency lighting luminaires are subject to the European standard
EN 60598-2-22 "Particular Requirements - Luminaires for Emergency
Lighting", which is an integrative text (of specifications and analysis) of
the Standard EN-60598-1 Luminaires – "Part 1: General Requirements
and Tests".

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Emergency lighting
Design

The lighting design

Certain fundamental elements must be considered for the initial stage of
the design job. One of the more important is the plan of the area which is
used to determine:
b The areas to light. It is also important to consider the position of the fire
safety points on the plan to project the area properly.
b The exit paths to see if they are escape routes or open spaces.
b Areas outside the exit paths such as lifts, toilets, technical rooms.
b Outside areas, to determine the lighting necessary outside the exit.
b Luminaire operating mode, maintained or non-maintained.
b During operation, 1 hour or 3 hours according the applicable standards.

In order to identify these areas, it is very important to apply certain

principles based on safety logic, taking points from the EN 1838 standard.
In addition, the standard is fundamental to decide where and how to place
the luminaires for the emergency lighting.
The national laws should be used to decide the lighting parameters for the
different areas.
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Design stages
The following diagram can be used to simplify
the various steps taken in making the design :
Stage 1
Place the luminaires and the safety signs
where necessary
b Standard 1838, section 4.1, requires the
luminaires to be installed at least 2 metres
from the floor. This is so that they can be seen
if the area needs to be evacuated; the same
paragraph explains where and how to place the at every exit door planned to at the safety exits and near and immediately
emergency system luminaires. be used in an emergency according to where the outside each exit
b Installation of the luminaire signs and safety safety signs are placed
lighting according to EN-1838.
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near the stairs so that each at each point where there is near every first aid zone
step receives direct light a change of direction
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near every change in floor at every corridor intersection near every fire safety device
level and call point

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Emergency lighting
Design

Stage 2
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Safety signs for escape routes

b It is very important for the best escape route be very clearly marked,
allowing fast and safe evacuation of the areas and the buildings.
b The effectiveness of the sign basically depends on the size, the colour,
the placing and how well the sign can be seen.
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b European standards have established that word formats, for example

"EXIT", should now be considered obsolete, and have decided in favour
of pictograms which show a design in white with a green background (the
so-called "running man").
Maximum viewing distance
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b It is important to ensure that the signs which mark the escape routes
are visible from all sides. This depends on the size of the sign as well as
its position.
b To this end, the regulations provide the following formula: d = s x p
where:
The most common format v "d" is the maximum viewing distance
v "p" is the height of the pictogram
v "s" = 100 for externally lighted signs
= 200 for internally lighted signs
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Measurement of the sign lumen value

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Typical example of measuring position

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Emergency lighting
Design

Stage 3
Safety lighting for escape routes
b Where the escape routes are up to 2 metres wide (according to
EN 1838) luminaires must be provided to ensure a minimum level of
lighting of 1 lux on the floor along the central line of the escape path.
b The lighting should not be less than 0.5 lux along the central section
which should not be less than half the width of the escape path.
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1 lux

1m
( 0.5 lux)
(u

In some countries there are divergences specific b We should note two comment notes from EN-1838 on this topic.
to the country that replace the European standard v "Note 1: wider escape routes must be considered as groups of 2 m wide
regulations. routes or else be provided with lighting for extended areas (ANTI-PANIC).
v Note 2: countries that require different levels of lighting are listed in
appendix B."
b Emergency luminaire response time should be 0.5 seconds. 50 % of the
minimum lighting required should be supplied within 5 seconds, while the
lighting should be fully functional within 60 seconds.
Stage 4
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Anti-panic area lighting

b For open areas or those crossed by escape
routes, commonly known as Extended Areas
or Anti-panic areas, a minimum value of
5 lux horizontal lighting on the floor must be
guaranteed on the whole non-covered area,
excluding a section of 0.5 m on the edge of the
area.
b The other parameters are similar to those
already referred to for lighting escape routes.
0.5 m

Stage 5
Place the luminaires in the important
locations in the building
b The lifts, the technical rooms, the elevators,
the generator rooms, covered parking areas
need emergency light powered by batteries to
allow people to work during power failure.

Light in the anti-panic areas.

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Emergency lighting
Design analysis

Indications on "type of emergency lighting systems"

Standard self-contained luminaire system

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b This kind of system uses luminaires with
built-in batteries, charging circuits, and mains
sensing, and guarantees an autonomous
switching response in an emergency.
b Each area can be therefore furnished with one
or more luminaires, which guarantee lighting in
emergencies thanks to the energy reserve held
in their batteries.
b The main advantages are ease of installation
and connection, in addition to the fact that even
if one luminaire breaks, all the others remain
operative, so the whole safety system is still
functionally operative.
b Each device is a self-contained luminaire that
switches on when the standard mains fails.
It doesn't need technical rooms or preferred
power lines. It can be installed anywhere, and
maintenance is very limited.
b Since it works on this basis, the safety Diagram of typical connection
The connection must be made to a non interrupted line taken from the local circuit of the
luminaires don't need dedicated lines and they
electric power supply.
are powered by the standard lines. In fact the
luminaires are kept charged by the standard
lines, and during black-outs, draw the power
they need to work from the charged batteries.
b Conversion kits are included with the self-
contained luminaires to power fluorescent tubes
inside the luminaires for standard lighting during
emergencies.

If necessary, you can set the system to make a

remote emergency inhibition. According to the
models, you can use a Teleur remote control if
the luminaire has a rest mode setting.
Self-contained luminaire systems
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b You can carry out some operations when the

mains power supply is on with the Teleur remote
control, for example synchronising the tests,
carrying out immediate manual operation tests.
If the mains power supply is off, the Teleur will
shutdown the emergency luminaires.

Connection diagram with emergency inhibition

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Emergency lighting
Emergency lighting glossary

The majority of these definitions are extracted from the European

standards EN 1838 and EN 60598-2-22.

Emergency escape lighting Non-maintained emergency luminaire

That part of emergency lighting that provides Luminaire in which the emergency lighting
illumination for the safety of people leaving a lamps are in operation only when the supply to
location or attempting to terminate a potentially the normal lighting fails.
dangerous process before doing so.
Normal mode
Emergency exit State of a self-contained emergency luminaire
A way out that is intended to be used during an that is ready to operate in emergency mode
emergency. while the normal supply is on. In the case of
a normal supply failure, the self-contained
Emergency lighting
luminaire automatically changes over to the
Lighting provided for use when the supply to the
emergency mode.
normal lighting fails.
Normal supply failure
Emergency luminaire rated lumen output
Condition in which the normal lighting can
Lumen output as claimed by the luminaire
no longer provide a minimum illuminance for
manufacturer 60 s (0,5 s for high-risk task-area
emergency escape purposes and when the
lighting luminaires) after failure of the normal
emergency lighting should become operative.
supply, and continuously to the end of rated
duration of operation. Open Area (or Anti-Panic Area) Lighting
That part of emergency escape lighting provided
Emergency mode
to avoid panic and provide illumination allowing
State of a self-contained emergency luminaire
people to reach a place where an escape route
that provides lighting when energized by its
can be identified.
internal power source, the normal supply having
failed. Rated duration of emergency operation
Time, as claimed by the manufacturer, that the
Escape route
rated emergency lumen output is provided.
A route designated for escape in the event of an
emergency. Remote inhibiting facility
Means for inhibiting remotely a luminaire
Escape Route Lighting
associated with an emergency lighting system.
That part of emergency escape lighting provided
to ensure that the means of escape can be Remote inhibiting mode
effectively identified and safety used when the State of a self-contained emergency luminaire
location is occupied. which is inhibited from operating by a remote
device while the normal supply is on and in case
Internally illuminated safety sign
of a normal supply failure the luminaire does not
A sign that is illuminated, when it is required, by
change-over to emergency mode.
an internal source.
Rest mode
Lumen (lm)
State of a self-contained emergency luminaire
Unit of measurement to quantify the amount of
that has been intentionally extinguished while
light provided from the luminary (it’s important
the normal supply is off and that, in the event of
to specify "the luminary", because from the
restoration of the normal supply, automatically
nominal value of the light source, it’s necessary
reverts to normal mode.
to take the reduction of light due to the glass
cover, to the reflector, and to the light source Safety sign
aging). A sign which gives a general safety message,
obtained by a combination of colour and
Lux (lm/m2)
geometric shape an which, by the addition of a
Unit of measurement to quantify the amount of
graphic symbol of text, gives a particular safety
light provided from the luminary to a 1 m2 area
message.
(as example: 1 lux means to measure 1 lumen
on a 1 m2 area). Self contained emergency luminaire
Luminaire providing maintained or non-
Maintained emergency luminaire
maintained emergency lighting in which all the
Luminaire in which the emergency lighting
elements, such as the battery, the lamp, where
lamps are energized at all times when normal or
provided, are contained within the luminaire or
emergency lighting is required.
adjacent to it (that is, within 1 m cable length).
Maximum overcharge rate
Maximum continuous charge rate that may be
applied to a fully charged battery.

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