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Item specifics
- Voltage AC 220–240V
- Housing colour White
- Housing material ABS
- Dimensions (L×W×H) 350 × 110 × 55 mm
- Mounting type Surface mounting on a wall
- IP rating IP30
- Weight 560 g
- Warranty 2 years
- Wattage 5W
- Luminous flux 320 lm
- Luminous efficacy (lm/W) 80 lm/W
- Colour temperature (CCT) 6000K
- Beam angle 180°
- Energy class G
- Rated Lifetime (hours) 25,000 h
Product Description
OPTONICA 7225 is a wall-mounted emergency EXIT light designed to keep evacuation routes, exits and circulation areas visible when the normal mains supply is interrupted. Its integrated LED source produces 320 lm of cool white 6000K light, while the built-in rechargeable 3.7V / 3600mAh battery supplies the emergency function.
Reliable emergency lighting
The luminaire is connected permanently to the mains and automatically switches to battery operation during a power failure. A visible status indicator and test function make routine inspection easier. Before first use, allow the battery to charge fully according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Design and application
The clean white housing is suitable for offices, shops, warehouses, stairwells, corridors, hotels, public buildings and other indoor spaces where clearly visible emergency guidance is required. The intended installation method is surface mounting on a wall. The IP30 protection rating is intended for dry indoor areas.
Technical specifications
- Power: 5W
- Luminous flux: 320 lm
- Colour temperature: 6000K
- Beam angle: 180°
- Input voltage: AC 220–240V, 50–60 Hz
- Battery: 3.7V / 3600mAh
- Protection: IP30
- Material: ABS
- Dimensions: 350 × 110 × 55 mm
- Rated lifetime: 25,000 hours
- Operating temperature: −20°C to +40°C
- Warranty: 2 years
Installation and maintenance
Installation and connection to the 230V supply must be carried out with the power disconnected and in accordance with local electrical and fire-safety requirements. Do not cover ventilation openings. Test the emergency function periodically and replace the rechargeable battery when its capacity is no longer sufficient.