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provides an extremely versatile
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module solution that annuls the
requirement for other brands of
emergency module.
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Emergency Conversion”
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the installation/conversion of
emergency luminaires. This
technology was initially developed
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DD lamp with emergency module
that won the 2015 Electrical
Industry Awards “Innovative
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For LED luminaires that use a
DC jack (often found on LED
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a three-way connector is provided
for easy installation. For LED
luminaires without a DC jack, the
easily between the driver and LED
module via a junction box.
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for both the wholesaler and the
electrical contractor; both only
need one solution rather than
stocking/carrying several branded
emergency modules. Its compact
size means that it takes up less
shelf space for a wholesaler, while
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of installing it within a luminaire
or within the ceiling void.
Background
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address several long-standing
issues:
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Contractor’s desire to replace
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emergency modules with a “one-
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light to enable the safe exit
from a location/building during
Switch Distribution
a failure of the mains power
supply.
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Ensures lighting at a reduced
brightness of 3W for a required
3 hours.
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to LED luminaire: UEM comes
with a three-way connector for
a standard DC jack connection
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connection can be made with
a stripped tailored lead into a
junction box.
Viability
solution as it:
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as it is universally compatible
with all class III luminaires with
integrated LED’s and separate
LED drivers.
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Designed to be non-intrusive,
the UEM works alongside the
existing driver and adapts to
the load/LED module without
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or lighting system’s current
functionality, i.e. sensored,
DALI, or wireless control.
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Minimises the wholesaler’s stock
requirement and thus shelf
space requirement.
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for an electrical contractor due
to the product’s universal aspect
and saves time.
For more information on this product,
call Switch Distribution on 01 4524182
Web:
www.switch.ieemail:
sales@switch.ie




