Mackwell launches cersatile new tempus range
Mackwell, one of the leaders in emergency lighting solutions, has just launched a new range of emergency luminaires for use via OEM or general electrical wholesale distribution channels.
The new Tempus range has Mackwell emergency control gear at its core and comprises a selection of products for escape route and open area emergency lighting, for a wide range of commercial and industrial applications including warehouses, sports halls and car parks.
Designed to provide a versatile approach to safety, Tempus is also suitable for international applications where there are different installation practices, signage requirements and test and certification.
Tempus is competitively positioned for high volume business streams but without compromising on quality or performance. Products are available as standard with 3hr emergency duration but have the ability to perform at 1hr duration. The range includes products up to IP65 ingress protection, making them weatherproof, versatile and robust, maintaining an impressive performance in challenging environments. Including a 400 lumen output product, this range is perfect for commercial or manufacturing premises where multiple solutions are required. Featuring Mackwell’s innovative SmartCharge™ technology, the Tempus range is not only cost-effective but also has the ability to reduce energy consumption.
Backed by internationally recognised third party certification, Tempus can support standard self-contained applications but is also available with Dali and AutoTest functionality for large scale applications where an integrated systems approach is required.
The new Tempus range completes Mackwell’s product portfolio, enabling a full spectrum offering to its clients.
For further information on the new Tempus range contact Julia Vaughan on +44 (0) 1922 742 145 or by email Julia.vaughan@mackwell.com or by visiting the company’s website at www.mackwell.com
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