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Stand-alone emergency and exit lighting

Reliable, straightforward emergency and exit lighting for everyday commercial applications.

Recessed blade exit sign mounted in a commercial ceiling
Compliance standard
AS/NZS 2293
Luminaire safety
AS/NZS 60598.1
Interference compliance
EMC
Lithium batteries
LiFePO4

The default choice for Australian commercial buildings

Stand-alone emergency and exit lighting is the most widely specified form of life safety lighting in Australian commercial buildings.

Each fitting runs off local mains power and holds its own battery, so it operates entirely on its own. There is no central controller, no data cabling, and no single point of failure.

Installer fitting a wall-mounted LED exit sign

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Why stand-alone

Specified for independence, chosen for simplicity

No control system dependency

Each fitting monitors mains voltage and switches to battery on its own. Nothing to commission, nothing to network, nothing to fail centrally.

LiFePO4 lithium throughout

High-temperature lithium iron phosphate batteries across the full range. Chosen for thermal stability in ceiling voids and plant rooms.

All-in-one supply

Exit signs ship with directional decals and multiple mounting options in a single SKU. Less for wholesalers to carry and less for contractors to get wrong.

Higher classifications, wider spacing

D40 and D80 luminaires allow greater spacing along corridors and open floor plates. Fewer fittings, less installation labour.

Applications

Where stand-alone lighting fits

Trusted by
partners nationwide

Ideal Electrical — Rexel GroupTLE ElectricalEWM ElectricalMM Electrical MerchandisingHaymans ElectricalJohn R. Turk — Rexel GroupBrookvale Electrical DistributorsDelta Electrical Distributors

Frequently asked questions

What is a stand-alone emergency light?

A self-contained fitting on mains power with its own battery. No control panel, no network. If mains power drops, it switches to battery automatically.

What standards does it meet?

AS/NZS 2293 and AS/NZS 60598.1.

What battery does it use?

High-temperature LiFePO4. Charges fully in 16 hours, rated for up to 7 years' design life.

Does it still need regular testing?

Yes, manual testing per AS/NZS 2293.2, since there's no automatic self-diagnosis.

What mounting options are there?

Wall, ceiling, surface, and recessed blade mounts. All in the same product line.

Can it be used outdoors or in freezers?

Yes, Weatherproof and freezer-rated variants are available.

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