Daisalux

LENS NF SEMI-RECESSED SQUARE SATI

*Available only in France"

Self-contained emergency luminaire with LED technology, with cylindrical body made of synthetic material and opal or transparent polycarbonate diffuser. Suitable for semi-recessed mounting on suspended ceiling.

Mòdele

Non Permanents SATI ADRESSABLE: LENS N3SF TCA (CDSM), LENS N3SFL1 TCA (CDSM),

LENS N3SFL2 TCA (CDSM), LENS N8SF TCA (CDSM), LENS N8SFL1 TCA (CDSM), LENS N8SFL2 TCA (CDSM).

Permanents SATI ADRESSABLE: LENS P3SF TCA (CDSM), LENS P3SFL1 TCA (CDSM),

LENS P3SFL2 TCA (CDSM), LENS P8SF TCA (CDSM), LENS P8SFL1 TCA V, LENS P8SFL2 TCA (CDSM).

Non Permanents SATI: LENS N3SF A (CDSM), LENS N3SFL1 A (CDSM), LENS N3SFL2 A (CDSM),

LENS N8SF A (CDSM), LENS 8SFL1 A (CDSM), LENS N8SFL2 A (CDSM).

Permanents SATI: LENS P3SF A (CDSM), LENS P3SFL1 A (CDSM), LENS P3SFL2 A (CDSM),

LENS P8SF A (CDSM), LENS P8SFL1 A (CDSM), LENS P8SFL2 A (CDSM).

Specificatie

A (SATI): An internal microprocessor checks the status of the device and periodically performs functionality and autonomy tests and reports the status using the two LED indicator lights that it includes. The tests can be requested manually by means of an ON Remote Control order when connected to the mains.
TCA (SATI ADRESSABLE): An internal microprocessor checks the status of the device and periodically performs tests of functionality and autonomy and informs of the status. If the luminaire connects to a TEV Control unit, data on its status is sent directly to a control computer via this module where the status of the entire emergency luminaire installation can be monitored.
Characteristics:
Format: Lens
Operation: Non-maintained, Maintained, Autotest (SATI), TCA (SATI ADRESSABLE)
Duration (h): 1
Installation height (m): 2 à 25
Emergency lamp: MHBLED
Charging indicator: LED
Protection rating: IP20 IK04
Voltage: 220-230V 50/60Hz, 110-127V 50/60Hz
Test device: Autotest (SATI), TCA (SATI ADRESSABLE)
Remote control connection: Yes
Battery type: NiMH
Electrical insulation: Type II
Photometric data:
Luminous flux in emergency (lm): 200-400