Reduce Up to 95 Percent Labor on Emergency Lighting Audit With Aleddra's Self-Testing Emergency Tube Lamps

To be compliant with most emergency lighting regulations, it is required to conduct a 30-second audit monthly and a 90-minute audit annually on all emergency lighting equipment. For large facilities with hundreds of different types of emergency lighting equipment, these audits are labor-intensive, time-consuming, and costly. Two years ago, a NASA facilities engineer at Kennedy Space Center challenged Aleddra to come up with a solution to help solve his "pain" of emergency lighting equipment audits.

The Aleddra Gen4 Self-Testing/Self-Diagnosis Emergency Tube is the answer. Its internal clock starts after the Gen4 tube has been energized for 48 hours.

The flashing indicator allows the facilities personnel to simply walk the building, look for the rapidly flashing green LED indicators and replace the tubes that are flashing. This self-testing/self-diagnosis feature dramatically reduces the labor to test and audit the Gen4 tubes by up to 95%. Furthermore, the end user can get rid of the material and the labor costs associated with the regular and emergency ballasts, since Aleddra Gen4 Emergency Tube does not use any ballast.