TAILIEUCHUNG - Lighting with Artificial Light 10

Anyone looking for information about power outages in Germany needs to consult the “Availability Statistics” published by the association of German electricity network operators (VDN) within the German Energy and Water Association (BDEW). This is where the power industry keeps a tally of “incidents”, by which it generally means mains power failures. | 10 Emergency lighting safety lighting 10 Emergency lighting safety lighting Contents Emergency lighting provides safety 2 When power systems fail 4 Safety lighting 6 Escape route safety lighting 8 Anti-panic lighting 11 Particularly hazardous workplaces 12 Standby lighting 13 Safety signs quality is crucial 14 Escape sign luminaires for safety 16 Luminaires for safety lighting systems 18 Safety lighting operation 20 Application examples Places of assembly 24 Restaurants 26 Sales premises 27 Accommodation establishments 28 Sports facilities 29 Tall and high-rise buildings 30 Enclosed parking facilities 31 Schools 32 Hospitals 33 Work premises safety guidance systems 34 Electrical requirements for safety lighting 35 Lamps 36 Standards literature 38 publications 40 Titel 01 During a power failure no electricity means no lighting. In places of assembly schools hospitals etc. mains-independent emergency and safety lighting now needs to kick in to make it possible for people to leave the building safely. The light it provides facilitates orientation and reduces risk of accident. Imprint and acknowledgments for photographs 41

• Điện - Điện tử
• maintained illuminance
• lighting technology
• luminance
• electrical characteristics
• lighting systems
• Luminaires