March 4, 2005—Controlled Power Company is introducing its Model ELN centralized emergency lighting inverter, which provides 90 minutes of emergency backup power and is compatible with all lighting applications and building security systems, the company says.
The ELN meets NFPA 101 and NFPA 111 standards and is considered life safety equipment, the company says. It provides uninterrupted, regulated, continuous sinewave output for use with “normally on” lighting fixtures and exit lamps, as well as standby output for use with “normally off” emergency lighting fixtures. It is also generator-compatible, says the company.
With a front-access design and a small footprint, the ELN is suited for wall- or floor-mounted installations and is ideal for schools, athletic fields, shopping centers, parking structures, churches, restaurants, theaters, hotels, and many similar applications, the company says.
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