LED Emergency Backup Driver - 25W Constant Power - 100-277 Vac Input - 170Vdc Output
Product Overview The Emergency Backup Driver - 25W Constant Power is a reliable backup solution for LED Linear High Bay Lights, providing up to 90 minutes of emergency power in case of outages. It supports 100-277V AC input and outputs 170V DC, with the capability to power LED light fixture under 25W or larger LED light fixtures (up to 200W) with 0-10V dimming at 25W during emergencies. It can evenly distribute to multiple fixtures when combined wattage does not exceed max load (200 Watts). 0-10V dimming capability is required for fixtures exceeding 25W. The driver comes with certifications for UL 924, CSA C22.2, FCC, IP44, and CA Title 20 compliant (ECE), ensuring high-quality standards. Backed by a 5-year warranty, it offers durability and peace of mind for commercial and industrial settings. Its integrated Li-Ion battery simplifies installation by eliminating the need for extra components. Ideal for various applications such as linear lights, low/mid bay lighting, recessed downlights, it’s easy to install and budget-friendly, making it a contractor favorite. Luminaire Lumen Output Guideline During Emergency Operation: To determine the lumen output during emergency operation, follow these steps: Fixture Efficacy: Check the luminaire's efficacy under normal AC operation, typically provided by the luminaire vendor. Lumen Calculation: Multiply the fixture’s lumens per watt (LM/W) by the rated emergency output power (25W for this driver). Here are some suggested Konlite LED high bay lights from our collection and their performance during emergency operation: Konlite LED High Bay Light - 165W - SKU RKLH0301165W5KDNCHL Efficacy: 140 LM/W Emergency Output: 25W x 140 LM/W = 3,500 lumens Konlite PAVO II LED High Bay Light - 155W - SKU KPVMW2150KLV Efficacy: 156 LM/W Emergency Output: 25W x 156 LM/W = 3,900 lumens For more technical details, check the LED emergency driver wiring diagram and specifications in the Downloads section. Applications •Warehouses •Workshops •Convention Centers •Low Bays and Mid Bays •Storage Facilities •Distribution Centers •Factories •Supermarkets •Retail •Gymnasiums