Green OK light in emergency bulkhead lamps.

[1Justin]

To speed me along with a quote since this is all taking too long and I haven't taken a penny yet.

Q) Would a modern LED bulkhead emergency light have a green indicator LED for any reason other than proving that it's a "self test" type in working condition?
(In other words do non-self-test EM lamps ever have green indicator lamps? - And if so, what for?)

(And before you ask..Yes, I could return and spend more overhead time on a complicated site to take things apart, but needing to short-cut here for a quote, and using my site photos.)

 

[dazj90]

Copied this from Thorn Lighting manual.
Our factory and offices have a mix of self-test and standard units.
The self test units are a lot more expensive but does save quite a bit of time.
As previously said they still need recording as being tested but it's just a visual as to what colour the LED is.

 

[Des 56]

Was doing a fixed test last week and the old modulars had been replaced with LED panels. Had no idea what was going on with the emergency fittings, they flashed red, flashed green, changed from green to red. None operated though so I guess it blew the installers mind too.

If they turned amber after all that lot,maybe it is indicating its time to pack up the tools and go home

 

[D00DY_T00DY]

Was doing a fixed test last week and the old modulars had been replaced with LED panels. Had no idea what was going on with the emergency fittings, they flashed red, flashed green, changed from green to red. None operated though so I guess it blew the installers mind too.

So you had a little dance party instead?

 

[Wilko]

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