LED Emergency Lights with battery backup

The LED Emergency Light features a line of All LED illuminated exit signs and emergency lighting. Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are energy-efficient, providing greater efficiency of size (more light in a smaller package), using much less energy (up to 1/10th the energy), and lasting much longer (up to 50x life span) than standard incandescent or even halogen lamps.
DSW emergency light manufacturer provides reliable lighting solutions for commercial and industrial settings to keep you safe in an emergency. Whether a power outage or a natural disaster, DSW has your back with its dependable and durable products.

Purpose of emergency lighting

Emergency lighting provides illumination along the egress path to allow building occupants to safely leave in case of mains power outage, providing enough light for safe exit.
The International Building Code mandates emergency lighting systems in all structures except standalone single residential dwellings & non-habitable structures.

Application

• Commercial Buildings: Emergency lights are installed in commercial buildings such as offices, retail stores, malls, restaurants, and hotels to provide illumination during power failures. They help guide occupants to exits, stairwells, and emergency assembly areas, ensuring safe evacuation during emergencies.
• Industrial Facilities: In industrial settings such as factories, warehouses, manufacturing plants, and refineries, emergency lights with battery backups are used to maintain visibility and safety during power outages or equipment failures. They help prevent accidents, facilitate emergency response procedures, and ensure the safe evacuation of workers.
• Educational Institutions: Schools, colleges, universities, and other academic institutions install emergency lights in classrooms, corridors, auditoriums, and other areas to ensure the safety of students, faculty, and staff during emergencies. These lights help guide occupants to exits and assembly points during a fire, earthquake, or other emergencies.
• Healthcare Facilities: Hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and other healthcare facilities rely on emergency lights with battery backup to provide continuous illumination in patient care areas, corridors, operating rooms, and emergency departments. These lights are essential for maintaining patient safety and facilitating medical procedures during power outages or emergencies.
• Residential Buildings: Emergency lights are increasingly being installed in residential buildings, apartments, condominiums, and high-rise towers to enhance safety and security for occupants. They illuminate common areas such as hallways, stairwells, and parking garages, helping residents navigate safely during power failures or emergencies.