Exit and emergency lighting systems are essential safety components for commercial buildings, industrial facilities, retail spaces, and multi-unit residential developments across Australia. iSupply Electrical supplies a comprehensive range of AS/NZS 2293-compliant exit signs and emergency lighting fixtures designed to meet Building Code of Australia (BCA) requirements.
Our emergency lighting range includes LED exit signs, emergency light fittings, combination units, and twin-spot emergency lights suitable for evacuation paths, stairwells, fire exits, and high-traffic areas. Whether you’re working on office fit-outs, retail installations, warehouse projects, or apartment developments, we stock both maintained and non-maintained emergency lighting solutions to suit your project specifications.
Licensed electricians and contractors benefit from competitive wholesale pricing on trusted brands, ensuring compliance with Australian standards while maintaining project margins. Our emergency lighting products feature long-life LED technology, self-test capabilities, and durable construction for reliable performance in demanding environments.
Browse our complete lighting range for additional commercial and industrial lighting solutions, or contact our team for custom emergency lighting specifications for larger projects.
Maintained emergency lights operate continuously as normal lighting and remain illuminated during power failures. Non-maintained emergency lights only activate during power outages. Non-maintained units are most common in commercial applications, while maintained lights are typically used in public venues like cinemas and theatres where they serve as both normal lighting and emergency backup.
Exit and emergency lighting must comply with AS/NZS 2293 (Emergency Escape Lighting and Exit Signs for Buildings) and AS 2293.2 for routine service and maintenance. The Building Code of Australia (BCA) also specifies installation requirements based on building classification and occupancy levels.
Australian standards require emergency lighting to provide illumination for a minimum of 90 minutes during power failure to allow safe evacuation of the building. Some high-risk environments may require extended duration batteries providing up to 3 hours of emergency operation.
Single-dwelling homes typically don’t require emergency lighting. However, multi-unit residential buildings classified as Class 2 or 3 under the BCA (apartments, hotels, boarding houses) require emergency lighting in common areas including corridors, stairwells, and exit paths.
Emergency lights require connection to an unswitched power supply to ensure they remain charged. Most installations require a dedicated circuit from the distribution board. Consult AS/NZS 3000 (Wiring Rules) for specific installation requirements and always verify local regulations.
AS 2293.2 requires monthly functional tests (6-month intervals for self-testing units) and annual duration tests to verify battery capacity. Licensed electricians must conduct these tests and maintain written records for building compliance purposes.
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A weatherproof emergency downlight designed to provide emergency illumination with long life LED and low standby power consumption Lithium Iron Phosphate battery including integrated management system to maximize battery life Built-in Sentinel Automatic Self-testing capability Complete with flex and plug for easy installation Conformance: C0 = D40 / C90 = D40
A weatherproof emergency downlight designed to provide emergency illumination with twin long life LED and low standby power consumption Lithium Iron Phosphate battery including integrated management system to maximize battery life Built-in Sentinel Automatic Self-testing capability Complete with flex and plug for easy installation Conformance: C0 = D80 / C90 = D100
Sentinel is an automatic self-testing functionality designed to a world standard to automatically perform routine tests specified by AS/NZS 2293. Circuit board for installation by a qualified technician Please check product compatibility before purchasing
Sturdy wire cage designed to protect ceiling mounted All-in-One Exit Lights Easily mounted over the top of new or existing fittings Provides additional impact protection for luminaire.
Emergency LED Exit Light Ceiling Mount 3w 6000k
Recessed Mounting Kit for Slimline Exit Light
Slimfire Recessed LED Emergency 3w Light 6000k
140mm x 17mm White
Slimfire Surface Mounted LED Emergency 3w Light 6000k
160mm x 49mm White
Strip galvanised/powder-coated Installation strip perforated, plastic covered Dimension:19x3mm DIN EN 10346 Colour: Black
The ENSA™ LED batten light series comprises customisable energy efficient lighting solutions that deliver control over your lighting, without the need for a complex management system. Models are available as standard sensor batten lights or as an emergency sensor batten light fitted with an emergency backup battery for over 5 hours light uptime. Intelligent emergency…
The ENSA™ LED batten light series comprises customisable energy efficient lighting solutions that deliver control over your lighting, without the need for a complex management system. Models are available as standard sensor batten lights or as an emergency sensor batten light fitted with an emergency backup battery for over 5 hours light uptime. Intelligent emergency…
Durable wall mount diffuser for Classic Exit signs, ensuring clear, compliant, and professional emergency exit visibility.
Exit and emergency lighting systems are essential safety components for commercial buildings, industrial facilities, retail spaces, and multi-unit residential developments across Australia. iSupply Electrical supplies a comprehensive range of AS/NZS 2293-compliant exit signs and emergency lighting fixtures designed to meet Building Code of Australia (BCA) requirements.
Our emergency lighting range includes LED exit signs, emergency light fittings, combination units, and twin-spot emergency lights suitable for evacuation paths, stairwells, fire exits, and high-traffic areas. Whether you’re working on office fit-outs, retail installations, warehouse projects, or apartment developments, we stock both maintained and non-maintained emergency lighting solutions to suit your project specifications.
Licensed electricians and contractors benefit from competitive wholesale pricing on trusted brands, ensuring compliance with Australian standards while maintaining project margins. Our emergency lighting products feature long-life LED technology, self-test capabilities, and durable construction for reliable performance in demanding environments.
Browse our complete lighting range for additional commercial and industrial lighting solutions, or contact our team for custom emergency lighting specifications for larger projects.
Maintained emergency lights operate continuously as normal lighting and remain illuminated during power failures. Non-maintained emergency lights only activate during power outages. Non-maintained units are most common in commercial applications, while maintained lights are typically used in public venues like cinemas and theatres where they serve as both normal lighting and emergency backup.
Exit and emergency lighting must comply with AS/NZS 2293 (Emergency Escape Lighting and Exit Signs for Buildings) and AS 2293.2 for routine service and maintenance. The Building Code of Australia (BCA) also specifies installation requirements based on building classification and occupancy levels.
Australian standards require emergency lighting to provide illumination for a minimum of 90 minutes during power failure to allow safe evacuation of the building. Some high-risk environments may require extended duration batteries providing up to 3 hours of emergency operation.
Single-dwelling homes typically don’t require emergency lighting. However, multi-unit residential buildings classified as Class 2 or 3 under the BCA (apartments, hotels, boarding houses) require emergency lighting in common areas including corridors, stairwells, and exit paths.
Emergency lights require connection to an unswitched power supply to ensure they remain charged. Most installations require a dedicated circuit from the distribution board. Consult AS/NZS 3000 (Wiring Rules) for specific installation requirements and always verify local regulations.
AS 2293.2 requires monthly functional tests (6-month intervals for self-testing units) and annual duration tests to verify battery capacity. Licensed electricians must conduct these tests and maintain written records for building compliance purposes.
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