Choose the length
Select a 4 ft or 5 ft body to suit the installation geometry, fixing centres and available space.
Emergency-ready linear lighting
Specify the Aegis vapour-proof LED batten across eight 4 ft and 5 ft models, with outputs from 3,675 to 9,250 lumens and dedicated three-hour emergency options.

A complete specification
Each Aegis code identifies the batten length, normal-lighting output and power. The emergency suffix is selected afterwards, so the base model and emergency gear remain clear in the project schedule.
The range uses an IP65, IK08 vapour-proof enclosure and provides eight 4000K base models. Controls, sensors, plug-and-play wiring and mounting accessories can then be considered alongside the emergency conversion.
Normal-lighting lumens in the tables below describe the base luminaire. Emergency output, battery arrangement and project spacing should be confirmed from the emergency specification and layout for the selected conversion.
Selection sequence
Keep the model choice, emergency conversion and control requirements visible as separate decisions.
Select a 4 ft or 5 ft body to suit the installation geometry, fixing centres and available space.
Choose from four lumen packages at each length, covering 3,675 to 9,250 lumens across the range.
Use /EMI for a three-hour emergency conversion or /EMDI for the three-hour DALI emergency option.
Coordinate dimming, occupancy sensing, QuickWire connection and mounting accessories with the base code.
Aegis range
Four output levels are available in each body length, giving a continuous specification route from compact installations to higher-output areas.

IP65 · IK08 · 4000K
A vapour-proof LED batten with control, emergency and installation options organised around one consistent model family.
| Code | Power | Output | CCT |
|---|---|---|---|
| AEGIS.001 | 23 W | 3,675 lm | 4000K |
| AEGIS.002 | 28.5 W | 4,475 lm | 4000K |
| AEGIS.003 | 34.5 W | 5,325 lm | 4000K |
| AEGIS.004 | 40.5 W | 6,100 lm | 4000K |
| Code | Power | Output | CCT |
|---|---|---|---|
| AEGIS.005 | 33 W | 5,300 lm | 4000K |
| AEGIS.006 | 41.5 W | 6,625 lm | 4000K |
| AEGIS.007 | 50 W | 7,950 lm | 4000K |
| AEGIS.008 | 59 W | 9,250 lm | 4000K |
Options and accessories
Use the relevant suffix or accessory code alongside the chosen Aegis base model.
Code-building example
Record the base luminaire and required additions explicitly rather than treating “emergency batten” as a complete specification.
Choose length, normal output and power first.
State the required three-hour emergency conversion.
List controls, sensor, connector and accessory requirements separately.
Project checks
A robust schedule combines product selection with the emergency layout, control strategy and installation method.
Confirm luminaire positions and the required emergency performance from the project design.
Choose the base model against the normal-lighting calculation, mounting height and spacing.
Decide whether the project needs fixed output, wired dimming, Casambi or integrated PIR sensing.
Record surface, suspended or corner mounting requirements and any accessory codes.
Coordinate the selected emergency gear with the project commissioning and testing approach.
Keep model, emergency, controls, connection and accessories visible in the final luminaire schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the current Aegis model and option list.
There are eight: AEGIS.001 to AEGIS.004 in 4 ft, and AEGIS.005 to AEGIS.008 in 5 ft.
/EMI provides a three-hour emergency conversion, while /EMDI provides a three-hour DALI emergency conversion.
No. The table shows the normal-lighting output of each base luminaire. Confirm emergency performance separately for the selected conversion and layout.
Yes. Listed choices include DALI, SwitchDIM or DSI gear, Casambi-compatible wireless dimming, and PIR sensor options.
The range lists a two-metre suspension kit and a corner mounting kit, plus an anti-tamper fixing kit.
The current range information lists IP65 ingress protection and IK08 impact resistance.
Project support
Share the layout, mounting height, target normal-lighting levels and required emergency strategy. Lumenloop can help turn those requirements into a clear Aegis schedule.