Panels
Edge-Lite edge-lit UGR19 600x600 LED panel
Edge-Lite is an edge-lit UGR19 600x600 LED panel with UGR<19 performance, Philips LED technology and uniform low-glare illumination for education and commercial interiors.
Emergency LED Panels
Emergency LED panels for ceiling grids, workplace refurbishments and education projects.
UK-made emergency LED panels from Lumenloop for office ceilings, education schemes and refurbishment projects where low glare, ceiling-grid fit, 3-hour emergency provision and controls need to stay tied to the product selection.
Emergency Panel Product Ranges
Compare emergency panel ranges by glare control, output, controls and installation method.
The filters compare back-lit and edge-lit panel families, suspended or recessed options, controls and emergency requirements.
Panels
Lucid LG7-certified recessed 600x600 LED panel
Lucid is a LG7-certified recessed 600x600 LED panel with Tridonic technology, UGR<19 performance, LG7-certified glare control and output up to 3900 lm on LUCID.004 for offices, schools and healthcare environments.
Panels
Luminate direct indirect LED panel
Luminate is a direct indirect LED panel with a microprism diffuser, LG7-focused low-glare versions, Touch+DALI, Casambi and emergency options, with tunable white available as a custom configuration.
Project Support
Request emergency panel information around the ceiling requirement.
Ceiling grid, output target, glare requirement, control method and emergency requirement support panel quotation information.
Specification Guidance
Specifying emergency LED panels for commercial ceilings.
An emergency panel still has to perform as the everyday luminaire. Normal-lighting output, glare control and ceiling compatibility should be resolved alongside the emergency duration, operating mode and test arrangement.
For a refurbishment, identify the existing ceiling module and cut-out before selecting a replacement. A nominal 600 x 600 panel may sit in an exposed T-grid, a plasterboard frame or a specialist ceiling system, and each mounting condition needs the correct accessory or installation method.
Ceiling
Panel size and mounting
Confirm the ceiling grid, tile module, recess depth and whether recessed, surface or suspended installation is required.
Visual task
Output and glare control
Review the maintained lighting layout, working-plane requirement and glare target rather than selecting an emergency panel from wattage alone.
Emergency
Mode, duration and testing
Define maintained or non-maintained operation, the required emergency duration and whether local self-test or a monitored testing arrangement is needed.
Emergency Panel Selection
Integrated panel or dedicated emergency fitting?
Emergency provision should follow the escape-route design, not simply the general-lighting grid. The right approach depends on spacing, visibility, access and the emergency optics required at each point.
Integrated emergency panel
Adding emergency control gear to selected panels can keep the ceiling visually consistent. It works best where the panel layout already serves the required escape routes, changes of direction, fire-safety equipment and open areas.
Separate emergency luminaire
A dedicated fitting may be clearer where emergency optics, spacing, visibility or maintenance access cannot be resolved efficiently through the panel layout. Keep these fittings distinct in the product schedule.
What to include in an enquiry
Provide reflected ceiling information where available, panel quantities, mounting type, control protocol, emergency operating mode and test method. This gives selection a firmer basis than panel size and lumen output alone.
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