We install emergency lights and carry out related electrical upgrades according to the technical scope defined for each property.
What can it include?
Emergency light installation
Power supply and operation checks
Related electrical upgrades
Coordination with the scope of the DNB process
Completed work · Artigas
Completed installation at a branch in Artigas.
Nine self-contained emergency lights were installed: five on the ground floor, two on the mezzanine and two on the upper floor. The solution was adapted during execution to the building’s construction characteristics.
The project included three supply circuits, approximately 60 to 65 metres of surface-mounted galvanized steel conduit and between 270 and 285 metres of conductors. An eight-module auxiliary panel contains 25 A / 30 mA residual-current protection and two C10 circuit breakers: one supplies circuits 1 and 2 with five lights, and the other supplies circuit 3 with four lights.
Completed project
9
Lights installed
3
Supply circuits
60–65 m
Galvanized conduit
8 modules
Auxiliary panel
Main entranceLight installed above the exit.Wide view of the mezzanineWide view showing why this installation point was selected.Emergency light above the mezzanineDetail of the unit and surface-mounted conduit.Evacuation routeCoverage beside the safety signage.Safety areaEmergency lighting installed beside a fire extinguisher.Auxiliary panelResidual-current protection and two C10 circuit breakers.
Another completed project · SHEKINA Events Venue
Emergency lighting at the SHEKINA Events Venue.
As part of the venue’s initial electrical project, five self-contained emergency lights were installed to reinforce backup lighting and exit coverage.
The images show the installed units, their conduit and their position in relation to the exit routes.
Venue viewUnit positioned beside an exit route.Installation detailSelf-contained light and surface-mounted conduit.Marked exitEmergency coverage above the exit.
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