Architectural Lighting with Built-in Safety The Deniz Emergency Series combines general illumination with safety compliance. Unlike bulky separate emergency units, these recessed downlights feature an integrated battery backup system. They function as standard lights during normal operation and automatically switch to emergency mode during power failures.
Architects prefer the Deniz Emergency series because it keeps the ceiling clean. There is no need for separate ugly emergency boxes.
Normal Mode: Functions as a high-quality downlight (9W or 12W) with 800lm brightness for everyday use.
Emergency Mode: Instantly switches to battery power (1.2W or 2.4W) when the main power is cut, providing sufficient light (120lm) to identify escape routes for up to the rated duration.
Compact Sizes: Available in Ø7.5cm (DE55) and Ø12cm (DE22) cut-outs, making them suitable for corridors, lobbies, and office escape routes.
Battery Technology: Equipped with durable battery packs that ensure consistent performance over the 3-Year Warranty period.
Question: What does “Maintained Emergency Light” mean?
Answer: A “Maintained” light, like the Deniz Series, operates as a normal light fixture (on/off switch) but also has an internal battery that keeps the light on (usually at a lower brightness) if the building’s power goes out.
Question: How bright is the emergency mode?
Answer: In emergency mode (battery power), the Deniz lights produce approximately 120 lumens. This meets international safety standards for “Anti-Panic” lighting, ensuring occupants can safely see their way to the exits.
Question: Do I need a separate hole for the battery pack?
Answer: No, the Deniz Emergency downlights are designed as a compact recessed unit. The driver and battery pack are usually designed to fit through the same cut-out hole (Ø7.5cm or Ø12cm) during installation.
