The BLD-UM40D LED Emergency Driver is designed to offer reliable emergency backup power for LED lighting systems. Providing up to 90 minutes of lighting during power failures, this emergency driver ensures enhanced safety and meets compliance standards for commercial and industrial environments. Its lithium-ion battery provides long-lasting, efficient energy storage, while the stable DC output ensures consistent performance throughout the emergency period.
With a wide input voltage range (100-347VAC), the BLD-UM40D is suitable for various commercial applications, including high bays, panels, and troffers. The automatic emergency activation feature ensures that the system switches instantly during a power failure, offering uninterrupted lighting in critical situations. Ideal for warehouses, industrial facilities, office buildings, parking garages, and other facilities requiring compliant emergency lighting solutions.
Features:
- 40W Emergency Output: Provides reliable backup power for LED fixtures during outages.
- 90-Minute Emergency Operation: Meets standard emergency lighting requirements, ensuring safety in critical situations.
- Wide Input Voltage (100–347VAC): Compatible with a broad range of commercial and industrial applications.
- Stable DC Output (170V DC): Consistent power for uninterrupted emergency lighting.
- Li-ion Battery Powered: Offers long lifespan and efficient energy storage for extended backup time.
- Automatic Emergency Activation: Instantly activates upon power failure, ensuring immediate lighting support.
Technical Specifications:
- Model: BLD-UM40D
- Input Voltage: 100–347VAC, 50/60Hz
- Input Current: =200mA
- Output Voltage: 170V DC
- Output Power: 40W
- Emergency Duration: 90 minutes
- Battery Type: Lithium-ion
Applications:
- Warehouses & industrial facilities
- Commercial buildings
- Offices & retail spaces
- Parking garages
- Schools & public infrastructure
Compatibility:
- UFO High Bay Lights
- LED Panels & Troffers
- Linear Lights
- Other commercial lighting systems
Ensures compliance with emergency lighting codes, helping facilities meet safety regulations and avoid operational risks during power outages.
