Emergency Lighting

Tired of organising manual testing of your emergency lights every 6 months?

Our monitored emergency lighting system enLink, automate testing and reporting, saving you time and ensuring you are always audit-ready.

Upgrading your emergency lighting?

Our high-output fittings can double as general lighting – reducing the total number of fixtures you need.

Required by legislation, all non-residential buildings must have emergency lighting and exit signs installed to enable the safe evacuation following a power failure. 

enLighten has been providing emergency lighting since 2010 incorporating a range of sensors and controls to make these lights more energy-efficient. 

We have two ranges of products being the general emergency lighting as well as our enLink monitored emergency lighting system. 

 

Chamaeleon™ III

Commission, self test and daylight sensor

Designed in Australia for Australian conditions,the Chamaeleon III has revolutionised the lighting for low occupancy spaces. This luminaire has a well-known reputation for delivering reliability, maintenance and energy saving benefits.

  • Ease of installation - with smart connect base
  • Battery self-test - Reducing commissioning time during installation
  • External accessible drawer for easy battery replacement
  • Vandal proof skirt available
  • Maximise energy savings through the inbuilt microwave sensor and daylight sensor

Chamaeleon Eco

Up to 93% energy savings

enLighten has broadened the award winning Chamaeleon™ range with the Chamaeleon™ Eco. It is an excellent choice for fire stairs, car parks and corridors, featuring design enhancements that allow for easier installation and light control flexibility. 

  • Ease of installation - Up to 50% faster to install with predrilled holes, screwless gear tray & large terminal block
  • Commissioning tool - Easily adjustable with infrared, universal remote to tailor the output & options to suit the client’s requirements
  • Reduce energy cost through utilising the full features of the light
  • Adjustable full and standby lighting levels - Can also be set to Permanently On
  • Australian design

Vico Batten

Low power option & LiFeP04 battery

The Vico LED batten offers a quality T8 or T5 fluorescent batten replacement that will last for many years. It uses a series of quality Samsung LED modules that provide industry leading efficacy of up to 142 lumens per watt.

  • Microwave sensor option to maximise energy savings
  • Ease of installation with screwless gear tray and large terminal blocks
  • Environmentally friendly & stable LiFePO4 battery
  • Control Options - DALI-2
  • Robust & water-resistant UV stabilised case

Chamaeleon Deco 2

with Selectable brightness and colour temperature

The Chamaeleon Deco 2 is an elegant, slim and versatile decorative light, that is easy to customise, with adjustable brightness and dual colour temperature switch.

  • Emergency and non-emergency options available
  • Adjustable brightness - 1500/1000/700 lumens options within same fitting
  • Dual colour switch - with the flick of a switch choose either 3000K warm white or 4000K natural white colour tone
  • 2 & 3 Step sensor dimming - offers full, standby & off modes
  • Smart daylight sensor - your lights only turn on when needed
  • Flicker free

Chamaeleon Deco 3

Microwave sensor-controlled bulkhead light

A robust bulkhead light that is easy to customise, adjustable brightness and dual colour temperature switch.

  • Emergency and non-emergency options available
  • Adjustable brightness - 1500/1000/700 lumens options within same fitting
  • Dual colour switch - with the flick of a switch choose either 3000K warm white or 4000K natural white colour tone
  • 2 & 3 Step sensor dimming - offers full, standby & off modes
  • Smart daylight sensor - your lights only turn on when needed
  • Flicker free

enLink

enLink is enLighten’s integrated system that links our smart emergency lighting and various sensors, empowering building owners and managers to easily monitor and manage compliance, performance, and safety across their properties. Featuring a fully monitored emergency lighting setup, enLink ensures your building remains safe and meets all regulatory requirements at all times. 

 

Interested? Visit enlink.au or download our Brochure 

What People Say

Emergency lighting is essential for ensuring safe evacuation during a power failure. Our range includes fittings for both ‘front of house’ and ‘back of house’ areas—providing emergency light when needed and functional general lighting during normal operation.

 

enLighten has been supplying emergency lighting solutions since 2010. Many of our original installations are still in operation today; proof of our product longevity and reliability for long-term compliance.


Steve Cahill
enLighten Founder & CEO
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