Bardic has released the SATLIG2 emergency luminaire, a critical component of any safety plan, ensuring that spaces remain illuminated in times of crisis.

Available at CABAC, the SATLIG2 emerges as a beacon of reliability, integrating advanced features to deliver discrete yet outstanding emergency illumination.

At the heart of the Bardic SATLIG2 is the LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery. This advanced battery technology, including an integrated Battery Management System (BMS), maximises battery life, ensuring that the emergency lighting is always ready when needed, providing a sustainable and efficient power source and aligning with modern energy conservation principles.

In emergencies, having a bright and well-lit environment is crucial for safe evacuation, and the Bardic Essentials SATLIG2 excels in this aspect. The Bardic SATLIG2 boasts a superior photometric classification of D63, ensuring exceptional brightness and coverage.

Versatility is a key feature of the BARDIC Essentials SATLIG2. The system is supplied with two optical lens options tailored for specific environments. The Open Area lens provides 330 Lumens of illumination, catering to expansive spaces, while the Corridor lens offers 276 Lumens, ensuring effective lighting in more confined areas. This adaptability makes the Bardic SATLIG2 suitable for diverse settings, from open office areas to narrow corridors.

The two-piece disc design of the Bardic SATLIG2 adds a layer of flexibility to installation. Featuring both a large disc (144mm) and a small disc (95mm), the system adapts to different spatial requirements. This versatile design allows for seamless integration into a variety of settings, ensuring that safety doesn’t compromise the aesthetics of the space.

The Bardic Emergency Lighting range is meticulously designed and manufactured by AS/NZS 2293 standards. This commitment to compliance ensures that the lighting system meets and exceeds the regulatory requirements for emergency lighting, providing users with the confidence that their safety is in capable hands.