3. Safety lighting
3.1 General design (EC 7)
Emergency lighting must be on standby during operation.
Emergency lighting is switched on or maintained in service in the event of failure of the "normal – replacement" lighting system.
If the "normal – replacement" power supply fails, the emergency lighting is supplied by a safety source with a rated operating time of at least 1 hour.
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Standards
- Luminaires – Part 1: General requirements and tests (classification index: C71-000) [cancelled April 14, 2018] - NF EN 60598-1 - Mars 2009
- Luminaires – Part 2-22: Special requirements – Luminaires for emergency lighting (classification index: C71-000-2-22) - NF EN 60598-2-22 - Décembre 2014
- Systèmes d'alimentation à source centrale (indice de classement : C17-815-1) - NF EN 50171 - Septembre 2001
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Other regulations
Decree of December 14, 2011 on emergency lighting installations.
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