How Do You Install An Emergency Lighting System & Siren?
Power failures are bad enough, but what happens if the power fails in the dead of night and important equipment needs to have backup electricity? Would you know the power failed while you were asleep? With a combination of an emergency lighting system and an integrated siren, you can be sure that even when the electricity cuts out, you will be notified and have enough light to begin emergency preparations. Evaluate your specific lighting needs to determine which light/siren kit makes the most sense. Pay special attention to whether you need area or directional lighting, and whether there are barriers (like staircases) that could limit the effectiveness of sirens operating at different decibel ratings. Locate an electrical outlet that is not used or blocked by furniture. The outlet should be located in an area where the light will be most useful, like a hallway. Ensure that the light is not controlled by a switch or dimmer. Mount the light a few inches above the outlet; typically, this
