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PROTECTING PEOPLE |
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The NZ Home of CLEVERTRONICS
Emergency Lighting Systems
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Trade Press & Research papers |
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- DELi is a radical new lighting control module which combines the latest addressable DALI
dimming with LonWorks™ technology and vastly simplified electrical installation.
Electrical Solutions May/June 2006 – Paul Stathis
- In the event of a fire the first thing people want to do is get out of the building quickly.
Appropriate emergency lighting (EEL) is vital to enable people to do this.
- A simple way of reducing the harmonics generated in Iron Core fluorescent control circuits.
Professor Deborah Withington – University of Leeds, UK
- In their summary, The Norwegian Official Report (NOR 1991:1E) on the disaster
stated:
“The committee recommends that a requirement be introduced that
audible signals with a sound that clearly distinguishes them from the
alarm bells be installed by the exit doors in escape routes on board
passenger ships, as directions for escape in conditions of reduced
visibility.”
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The genesis of Sound Assisted Emergency Lighting Systems and the science on which they are based.
Daniel J O’Conner, PE FSFPE - Schirmer Engineering
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Directional Sound is a new technology that helps people find their way to an exit, refuge area, or
some other means of egress during an emergency building evacuation, especially in cases of
smoke or darkness.
Yuki Akizuki, Hidekazu Suzuki, Takeyoshi Tanaka & Tsuneto Tsuchihashi
In making a plan for safe evacuation under smoke in fire, visibility of evacuation signs is of crucial
significance. However, there have been few studies on changes of their luminous stimuli, thereby
leaving effective evacuation methodology unattained.
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