Wall and ceiling bulkheads for circulation areas
Choose a robust general-lighting bulkhead for the corridor first, then identify whether the project also needs an integral emergency version or a separate emergency bulkhead. The right answer depends on the route, mounting, controls, maintenance access and emergency strategy.
A practical starting point
General corridor fittings provide the normal day-to-day illumination. Emergency provision is selected for the emergency lighting scheme and its testing arrangement; it is not a substitute for the normal lighting design. Where an integral emergency option is suitable, it must be specified against the exact luminaire and project requirements.
Use this page to narrow the family. Final quantities, positions, spacing, emergency coverage and control operation need checking against the project drawings, installation conditions and the relevant design responsibilities.
Corridor fitting selector
Choose the operating context and emergency approach. The shortlist reorders the documented fitting options shown here; it does not replace a lighting calculation or emergency lighting design.
Suggested starting family
For general circulation, Sentinel is a corridor LED bulkhead with a range of outputs and control or emergency options to be selected against the project.
Confirm the selected output, mounting, control gear and emergency arrangement against the corridor drawings and project lighting calculation.
SENTINEL.001–SENTINEL.008
For corridor and circulation areas where the selected output, control and emergency configuration should follow the brief.
HARBOR.001–HARBOR.006
For corridors, circulation, service and utility areas where the product’s IP65 and IK10 credentials are relevant to the installation.
TITAN.001
A wall or ceiling mounted bulkhead with 3-CCT switching for service and utility routes where fixed-output operation is appropriate.
BRIGHTEMERGENCYBULKHEAD.001
An IP65 emergency bulkhead for the emergency lighting scheme, with maintained or non-maintained operation listed. Consider it alongside, rather than in place of, the selected normal corridor lighting.
Product comparison
These are source-backed family attributes, not a substitute for confirming the final selected configuration.
| Family | Best starting context | Output / power | Colour temperature | Protection and operation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sentinel | General corridors and circulation | 1,450–3,925 lm 11 / 15 / 21 / 28 W | 3000K or 4000K | Control and emergency options listed |
| Harbor | Protected, service and utility routes | 1,200–2,350 lm 10 / 14 / 21 W | 3000K or 4000K | IP65, IK10; control and emergency options listed |
| Titan | Service and utility routes | 2,700 lm 25 W | 3000K / 4000K / 5500K | IP54, IK10; fixed output |
| Bright Emergency Bulkhead | Dedicated emergency provision | 150 lm 3 W | 5000K | IP65; maintained or non-maintained operation; DALI and emergency options listed |
Specification considerations
Start with the physical route and the normal lighting use, then document the emergency arrangement separately.
Confirm whether a wall or ceiling position is available, what the fixing surface allows, and how the fitting will be accessed for installation and maintenance. Titan is listed for wall or ceiling mounting; other arrangements should be checked against the selected product information.
Where corridor lighting is controlled, select the control gear and wiring approach with the project controls design. Sentinel and Harbor list DALI, SwitchDIM, DSI and Casambi wireless options; Titan is listed as fixed output.
Choose emergency provision with the emergency lighting design and maintenance plan. Sentinel and Harbor list emergency options; Bright is a dedicated emergency bulkhead with maintained or non-maintained operation and DALI emergency or self-test options listed.
Emergency lighting strategy
A dedicated Bright Emergency Bulkhead gives the emergency scheme its own product record and maintenance route. This can make the distinction between normal corridor illumination and emergency provision clearer on a schedule.
Whether the emergency fitting is maintained, how it is tested and where it is positioned must follow the project’s emergency design. The product selector is a starting point only; confirm the exact model, supply arrangement and test method with the project team.
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Data below is transcribed from the current product pages. Fields not confirmed for a family are intentionally left for product-level checking.
Corridor LED lighting FAQs
Answers are a product-selection guide. Project design requirements remain the governing information.
Normal lighting is the day-to-day illumination used in the route. Emergency lighting forms part of the emergency scheme and should be selected, positioned and tested to that scheme. A project may use a fitting with an integral emergency option, a dedicated emergency bulkhead, or both as appropriate.
Sentinel is the starting family here because it is listed as a corridor LED bulkhead with multiple output, control and emergency options. Select its model, output and options only after the corridor layout, operation and emergency requirements are known.
Harbor is listed for corridor, circulation, service and utility areas and carries IP65 and IK10 credentials. Those characteristics may be relevant where the installation environment or risk of impact calls for them; the site conditions and product information determine whether it is suitable.
Yes. Titan is listed for wall or ceiling mounting, with 180 degree distribution and 3-CCT switching between 3000K, 4000K and 5500K. It is listed as fixed output, so it should not be presented as a control-ready equivalent to Sentinel or Harbor.
Sentinel and Harbor list DALI, SwitchDIM, DSI and Casambi wireless options. Each arrangement has implications for driver selection, wiring and commissioning, so the controls designer should confirm the intended system before a model is specified.
Not automatically. Sentinel and Harbor list emergency options, while Bright Emergency Bulkhead is a dedicated emergency product with maintained or non-maintained operation listed. Confirm the exact model and the emergency design rather than assuming that any standard corridor bulkhead provides emergency operation.
Quantities and positions depend on the geometry, mounting height, reflectances, obstructions, required lighting performance and the emergency scheme. Provide the drawings and operating brief so the selected luminaire can be assessed as part of the project lighting calculation.
Project support
Tell us the corridor type, mounting surface, approximate dimensions, normal-lighting controls and whether you are considering integral or dedicated emergency provision. We can help narrow the product configuration for quotation.
