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Emergency lighting units

FAQ: Frequently asked questions


Questions

  1. How long does it take for devices in the PC COMBO family of combined electronic ballasts and emergency lighting modules until the lamp starts in emergency mode following a power failure?
  2. What is the cadmium content of NiCd batteries?
  3. Are the batteries and connecting wires silicon free?
  4. Do the emergency lighting batteries have to be replaced after four years?
  5. Is the em-LINK software compatible with Windows 7?
  6. Do Tridonic batteries comply with the European battery directive?
  7. Why are there four different types for EM BASIC?
  8. Is it possible to use one EM BASIC type for all lamps?
  9. What is a multi-level charge system?
  10. Which devices operate with the intelligent multi-level charge system?
  11. What are the benefits of the multi-level charge system?
  12. What is the EBLF?
  13. Which emergency lighting units can be used with NiMH batteries?
  14. In which charge state are the emergency lighting batteries supplied?
  15. Can a dielectric strength test at 1500 V AC be used for emergency luminaires?
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