With the development of modern cities, there are more and more public places, such as supermarkets, shopping malls, schools, hospitals, office buildings, etc. For safety reasons, these public places often require the installation of emergency lights to ensure sufficient lighting in emergency situations. But how to install emergency lights correctly? What specifications and standards should emergency light installation comply with?

1. The installation position of emergency lights is crucial.

Emergency lights should be installed in densely populated areas such as escape routes and hallways to provide bright and clear lighting during evacuation, making it easier for people to discover important facilities such as escape exits or fire extinguishing equipment, and ensuring personnel safety. In addition, emergency lights should be placed as scattered as possible to avoid lighting dead spots.

2. The installation height of emergency lights also needs to be noted.

The installation height of emergency lights should usually be between 1.8 meters and 2.5 meters, in order to achieve the best lighting effect. When installing emergency lights, attention should also be paid to the tilt angle of the lights in order to improve the coverage area and illumination of the lighting. The installation height and inclination angle of emergency lights should comply with national standards, especially in large public places where strict control is required.

3. The installation quantity of emergency lights should also meet the standards.

The number of emergency lights installed varies in different locations, mainly depending on the size of the location and the number of users. Generally speaking, the number of emergency lights should be placed according to specified standards to ensure sufficient lighting in emergency situations. To better ensure safety, it is recommended to install as many emergency lights as possible in public places to provide better lighting services when needed.

4. The installation of emergency lights also needs to ensure their good electrical performance.

When installing emergency lights, professional installation tools and equipment should be used to ensure good wiring and eliminate circuit faults and poor contact caused by installation issues.