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TELBIX LIGHTING

ABOUT TELBIX LIGHTING

 

Telbix was established in 1990, and has since been a major supplier of quality domestic lighting to the Australian market. Telbix is a trusted supplier of pendant lights, wall lights, oyster lights, spotlights, lamps and crystal lighting. Their lighting range is a combination of strong contemporary shapes and clean lines which can be seen in best-selling pendants lights such as the Telbix Market or the Telbix Polk series.

 

Telbix Lighting is continually keeping up to date with the latest world trends, implementing these new ideas in their range for the domestic market. Telbix has established themselves as leaders in the Australian market with the ideals of quality, service, and value for money, ensuring they always remain accessible and affordable to their valued customers.

 

TELBIX LIGHTING PRODUCTS

 

Telbix Indoor Lighting

Telbix presents a remarkable selection of indoor lighting solutions that cater to a wide range of requirements. Their extensive product line encompasses an array of categories, including accessories, battens, batten fixes, close-to-ceiling lights, downlights, floor lamps, globes, oysters, pendants, spotlights, stair lights, table lamps, and wall lights. With such a diverse range of options, Telbix ensures that you can discover the ideal fixtures to illuminate and enhance every area within your home or business. Whether you seek functional task lighting, ambient illumination, or decorative accents, Telbix's indoor lighting collection offers a comprehensive solution for creating a well-lit and inviting environment.

 

Telbix Outdoor Lighting

Telbix takes pride in offering an extensive range of top-notch outdoor lighting solutions that cater to the diverse requirements of both homes and businesses. Their collection encompasses a variety of options, ranging from bunker and coach lights to inground and wall-mounted alternatives. Whether you seek to brighten a walkway or accentuate your landscaping, Telbix has the perfect solution tailored to your needs. Their outdoor lighting fixtures are built to withstand the challenging Australian climate, enduring the hot and humid conditions with durability. With a wide array of wall sconces, bollards, and post lamps, Telbix ensures that they can fulfill all your lighting preferences. Furthermore, their outdoor LED lights shine brilliantly and consistently, while also providing energy efficiency to help reduce your power expenses.

 

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WHY ARE EMERGENCY LIGHTS USED?

 

Emergency lights serve the critical purpose of illuminating escape routes, ensuring the safe evacuation of building occupants during mains power failures. The Building Code of Australia requires the installation of emergency lighting systems in all building types, with the exception of standalone single residential dwellings and non-habitable structures.

 

HOW DO EMERGENCY LIGHTS WORK?

 

Emergency lighting is directly connected to the building's electrical system and often has a separate electrical circuit to ensure reliability. Each emergency light is equipped with its own dedicated battery, serving as a backup power source in the event of a power outage.

 

These batteries are crucial for the primary functionality of emergency lighting, but they come with a notable drawback – a shorter lifespan compared to other lighting components. Consequently, it necessitates regular testing to guarantee that the battery can provide emergency illumination for at least 90 minutes. Licensed professionals are required to conduct these tests every six months.

 

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF EMERGENCY LIGHTS?

 

Emergency Exit Sign Lights: Emergency exit sign lights are illuminated signs designed to guide people to the nearest exit during emergencies, such as fires, power outages, or other situations that require a quick and safe evacuation from a building or space. These signs are a critical part of an emergency evacuation plan and are typically required by building codes and safety regulations in public and commercial buildings.

 

Emergency Luminaire Surface Mounted Downlights: Emergency Luminaire Surface Mounted Downlights are a unique lighting solution that seamlessly merges the advantages of surface-mounted downlights with essential emergency lighting features. When faced with a power outage or emergency situation, these intelligent downlights instantly spring into action, casting a reliable and guiding illumination to ensure a secure evacuation pathway.

 

Emergency Spitfire Downlights: These sleek and compact downlights are a popular choice for spaces where aesthetics hold significant value. Their design makes them an ideal lighting solution for various applications, including office spaces, correctional facilities, fire passages, retail centers, aged care facilities, and hospitality environments.

 

DO EMERGENCY LIGHTS HAVE TO BE ON ALL THE TIME?

 

Emergency lighting serves a critical purpose in buildings, activating during power failures and providing illumination for 90 minutes through battery power. Strategically placed at regular intervals throughout the premises, these lights ensure that occupants can safely navigate to exits in case of emergencies.

 

In commercial buildings, some emergency lights activate only during emergencies, while others, like batten lights in carparks and fire stairs, remain continuously illuminated and switch to battery power during power outages.

 

Exit lighting, identified by green and white signs featuring a running figure, remains lit at all times and is present at every exit, including fire exits. These signs are always on, enabling people to locate exits without fail, regardless of the circumstances.

 

WHERE DO EMERGENCY LIGHTS NEED TO BE PLACED?

 

Emergency lighting serves the purpose of providing adequate illumination during mains power failures. Here are examples of where to place emergency lighting in different areas of a premises:

 

1) Corridors and areas with changes in direction need clear emergency lighting to help users identify escape routes and locate escape route signs.

 

2) Stairways and stairwells require emergency lights to ensure all steps, inclines, and declines are visible during emergencies.

 

3) Steps, ramps, and any uneven flooring on escape routes should be equipped with lighting to avoid posing risks to users.

 

4) Fire and first aid points need emergency lighting to facilitate easy location of firefighting and first aid equipment even in the event of a power failure.

 

5) Both external and internal exit doors must be well-lit to guide users towards the correct escape routes.

 

6) Escalators, though not part of escape routes, should still be illuminated during emergencies to prevent hazards.

 

7) Lifts and elevators must have emergency lighting in case users are in the process of using them during evacuations.

 

8) Toilets and all accessible areas within the premises should be equipped with emergency lighting to ensure safe navigation towards escape routes.

 

9) High-risk areas in the building should have sufficient emergency lighting to ensure user safety during emergencies.

 

10) Large open areas accessible to the public and having an escape route running through them, require emergency lighting to guide users to the nearest exit.

 

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