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Oddly cheap emergency lighting

me1899
Hi All


I was wondering if anyone had come across the below:

https://www.lighthubdirect.com/collections/led-bulkhead-lights/products/14w-led-emergency-maintained-non-maintained-round-dome-bulkhead-light-3hr-white-ip65


Basically a 14W bulkhead with LiFePo4 battery, 3 hrs, 1000 lumens with 300 lumens in emergency mode - all for 30 quid.


That does not sound right to me cost wise - has anyone used this brand? if it is that cheap there must be something funny. I am going to have a read of BS EN 60598 to see if I can figure out anything, but just seems weird.


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    In an expensive but tricky corner where you have not got enough wires for the desired  switch solution you may find the wireless light switches useful - they are just a pair of contacts controlled by a switch with no wires. (and with the 16A receiver you can control heaters from the same grid switch as the lights, if you wish to)
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    In an expensive but tricky corner where you have not got enough wires for the desired  switch solution you may find the wireless light switches useful - they are just a pair of contacts controlled by a switch with no wires. (and with the 16A receiver you can control heaters from the same grid switch as the lights, if you wish to)
    examples
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