Question 1: I have an Emergency Lighting Unit with the product code “EMLUS-LED/41-60/1H”. I made the connection according to the diagram on the unit, but my luminary does not work when there is power and it illuminates in the emergency mode when I cut the power.

As it is well known LEDs have positive (+) and negative (-) poles. First of all the LED and LED driver outlets should be correctly connected to the Emergency Lighting Unit in order for your product to work correctly. If your product works in an emergency but it does not work when there is power and if you see the mains voltage of 220V in LED driver inlets, then a possible reason may be that LED driver outlets are connected inversely to the Emergency Lighting Unit. This is a common cause of this kind of problems.

Question 2: I have an Emergency Lighting Unit with the product code “EMLUS-LED/41-60/1H”. I made the connection according to the diagram on the unit, but my luminary works when there is power and it does not illuminate in the emergency mode when I cut the power.

As it is well known LEDs have positive (+) and negative (-) poles. First of all the LED and LED driver outlets should be correctly connected to the Emergency Lighting Unit in order for your product to work correctly. If your product works when there is power but it does not work in an emergency, firstly it needs to be checked whether the battery is connected, whether there is a loose connection in its socket and whether it was charged adequately or not. If possible, the battery voltage should be measured and it needs to be checked whether this value is equal to or greater than the value written on it. If it is clear that there is not a problem with the battery, then the possibility that both the LED and LED Driver outlets could have been connected inversely to the Emergency Lighting Unit should be looked at, since with such a connection the product works when there is power and it does not work in an emergency.

Question 3: Is there any kind of a safety feature in EMLUS-LED model Emergency Lighting Unit – LED products?    

EMLUS-LED model Emergency Lighting Unit – LED products have short circuit and open circuit safety features. When the product is working in the emergency mode during installation or during actual usage, in the case that LED ends are short circuited or left out of the circuit the product starts to protect itself. After LED connection is corrected in order for the product to work again in the emergency mode, the power reaching the product should be turned on and off.

Question 4: What is the difference between EMLUS-LED and EMLUS-XLED model Emergency Lighting Unit – LED products?

EMLUS-LED and EMLUS-XLED model Emergency Lighting Unit – LED products have absolutely the same features in terms of working logics and application. EMLUS-LED drives the LEDs in the emergency mode with an average current of max 75mA, whereas EMLUS-XLED can drive the LEDS in the emergency mode with 150mA with the EMLUS-XLED150 model and with 300mA with the EMLUS-XLED300 model.

Question 5: Can I ignite the LED Fluorescent Products that work directly under 220V with the models EMLUS-LED and EMLUS-XLED?

EMLUS-LED and EMLUS-XLED model Emergency Lighting Unit products are LED Driver circuits that work with a battery in the emergency mode. They can directly feed the LEDs under certain constant current values. Therefore, they can be used only in the luminaries that have independent drivers.

Question 6: Do you have an Emergency Lighting Unit product with which I can ignite the LED Fluorescent products that work directly under 220V?

We have emergency lighting unit solutions with which you can ignite LED products that work directly under 220V. You can use EMLUS-LED220 for your 3W-5W spot products and you can use EMLUS-220 for your LED fluorescent, downlight and panel luminaries with a power of 10W-30W.

Question 7: How bright do EMLUS-220 model 220V Emergency Lighting Unit – LED products ignite the luminaries in the emergency mode?

EMLUS-220 model 220V Emergency Lighting Unit – LED products ignite the luminaries at the same brightness level under regular power, meaning at 100% brightness level.

Question 8: Do you have products that can ignite the LED Fluorescent products that work directly under 220V at a lower brightness level in the emergency mode?

We have an emergency lighting unit solution with the model EMLUS-220S that satisfies this demand. Nevertheless, since this solution could be applied depending on the specifications of the luminary and on whether the luminary is compatible or not and since it is specifically designed for the luminary in question, it cannot be advertised. You can send us your sample luminary for your custom demands.