The EL5HBNCEM emergency version luminaire with microwave on/off sensor is ideal for various industrial and commercial applications. This includes public areas, workshops, warehouses, carparks as well as food preparation areas.
The luminaire is lightweight and strong, with anti-tamper stainless steel clips and screws supplied. The luminaire is a replacement for a singe or twin 6ft T8 tube, and is high output. The luminaire is non-corrosive, and can be used in extreme environments, with its protection ratings of IP66 and IK08. It also is an emergency version luminaire, meaning if there is a power outage, the light will still continue to work, with 3 hours additional light due to a battery being supplied within the luminaire.
Technical Summary
Dimensions: 1560mm x 100mm x 82mm (L,W,D)
Delivered Output: 8805 lm
Power Consumption: 34-63W
Colour Temperature: 4000K (Cool White)
Operating Temperature Range: -30°C to 40°C
Please see full technical details on our Specification Tab
We offer a free 48 hour (2 working days) delivery service to most areas of the UK for orders over £100. *
For orders under £100 there is a small order charge of £5.00 per delivery.*
If you require a faster delivery please choose the relevant FedEx delivery option at check out and if your order is placed by 2 pm we will deliver the next working day (pre 12 noon delivery options are available at the check out).
Alternatively contact us on [email protected] and we will be able to help you.
Please note that orders are despatched on working days only, so if you place an order on a Saturday, Sunday or bank holiday it will be despatched the following working day.
If you require delivery to outside of the UK then please contact us on [email protected] and we will be able to help you.
We want you to be happy with your purchase, however if you change your mind you can return it to us under our 30 Day Money Back Guarantee.*
*For full details or our delivery and returns policies please refer to our Customer Services section or contact us on [email protected].
