Wall lights have full-brightness emergency option

06 May, 2008

These wall lights from Ridi are available with batteries to provide 3 h of emergency lighting with no loss of light.

Ridi’s wall-mounted Corona luminaire now has the option of 3 h of emergency lighting from a battery — with no loss of light. The circular design of the Corona is described as simple and attractive, yet hugely functional for lighting core areas such as stairwells and corridors. The greatest light intensity is emitted in a longitudinal direction, such as the length of a corridor — so these lamps can be more widely spaced than conventional wall-mounted lighting. They incorporate an energy-efficient circular T5 40 W fluorescent lamp and are available with a range of shade and decorative options. Opal diffusers can be used to create a soft-lit environment, or clear covers will highlight the striking appearance of the circular lamp.

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