Emergency battery LED panel Bousval-Electrique LED-BAT-30W 30W, 24–48VDC input

Emergency battery LED panel Bousval-Electrique LED-BAT-30W supplies 30W of emergency lighting from a 24–48VDC input. Designed to function as an accessory for compatible LED panels and fixtures, it provides backup illumination during mains outages and supports seamless integration into commercial and residential lighting installations. The unit is intended to maintain light output for safety and operational continuity when primary power is lost.

Advantages

This 30W emergency battery module delivers reliable backup power for LED panels with a compact footprint that fits into typical fixture housings. The wide 24–48VDC input range allows compatibility with various LED drivers and low-voltage systems. The design emphasizes continuous light output during emergency operation and straightforward wiring for retrofit or new installations. Built for steady performance, it helps meet basic emergency lighting requirements without altering the appearance of the primary luminaires.

Suitable for

• Office and commercial spaces requiring emergency lighting for exit routes and common areas
• Retail and hospitality premises where uninterrupted illumination is important for safety
• Residential buildings for hallway, stairwell, or utility area emergency lighting
• Lighting installations that use 24–48VDC LED drivers and need a compatible backup solution

Key specifications

• Emergency output power: 30W
• Input voltage range: 24–48VDC
• Intended application: external emergency module for LED panels and fixtures
• Form factor: compact panel-mounted or fixture-integrated accessory
• Operational purpose: backup illumination during mains power failure

How to use

Install the emergency battery module in accordance with the fixture manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring compatibility with the LED panel’s driver and available space within the luminaire. Connect the module to the 24–48VDC supply and to the LED load following correct polarity and wiring standards. Verify charging and status indications if provided, then test the module by simulating a power failure to confirm the unit supplies the intended 30W emergency output. Ensure electrical isolation and circuit protection are in place before performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use the module only with compatible LED panels and low-voltage drivers within the specified 24–48VDC range. Regularly test emergency operation according to local safety codes and replace modules showing reduced runtime or charging faults. For installation and maintenance, follow applicable electrical standards and the fixture manufacturer’s guidance.