Batteries for emergency lighting – reliable, long-lasting and safe

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Our batteries for emergency and safety lighting systems are specially designed for use in critical situations. They offer maximum reliability, long runtime and meet the highest quality standards. Whether in buildings, industrial facilities or public institutions – with our batteries, you can ensure that your emergency lighting works reliably in an emergency.

Applications for our emergency lighting batteries:

Buildings and offices: Emergency lighting for stairwells, corridors and exits.
Industrial facilities: Safety lighting in production halls and warehouses, where failures can have serious consequences.
Public facilities: Evacuation lighting in schools, hospitals or government buildings.
Residential complexes: Emergency lighting in underground car parks, stairwells and communal areas.
Event venues: Safe guidance for visitors in theatres, cinemas or halls during power cuts.

Our batteries are compatible with a wide range of manufacturers and systems and meet the high safety standards required for emergency lighting technology.

Your benefits at a glance:

Maximum reliability for emergency and safety lighting in critical situations
Long service life thanks to high-quality cell technology and high cycle stability
Compatibility with numerous standard emergency lighting and evacuation systems
Rapid availability and expert advice

This ensures that your emergency lighting is always ready for use and protects lives in an emergency.

Frequently asked questions about batteries for emergency lighting

+ - How often should batteries for emergency lighting be checked?

Under current safety standards, emergency lighting systems must be inspected regularly. In most cases, a monthly functional test and an annual endurance test are required. The performance of the batteries is also checked during these tests to ensure that the system remains operational as required by law. 

+ - How long do batteries for emergency lighting last?

The service life depends on the cell technology and operating conditions. High-quality batteries typically have a service life of three to five years. Factors such as high ambient temperatures or frequent charge-discharge cycles can shorten the service life.

+ - When should an emergency lighting battery be replaced?

The battery must be replaced if the specified emergency runtime is no longer achieved during testing or if the capacity drops noticeably. Visible damage or swollen cells are also clear signs that the battery needs replacing.

+ - What types of batteries are used in emergency lighting systems?

Different types of batteries are used depending on the manufacturer and system. The most common are nickel-cadmium (NiCd), nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) and lithium-ion batteries. The choice depends on the requirements regarding runtime, temperature resistance and regulatory standards.

+ - How are batteries for emergency lighting charged?

Most systems feature automatic charge maintenance, which keeps the battery at an optimal charge level at all times. It is important to check the charging system regularly to ensure a reliable power supply in an emergency.

+ - Are there any legal requirements for emergency lighting batteries? 

Yes, batteries for emergency lighting must comply with the requirements of the relevant standards and the provisions of building regulations. Only tested batteries that meet the relevant standards can guarantee the operational safety required by law. You can find the declaration of conformity for our COPACKS batteries directly on the respective product pages.