The new intelligent emergency driver from Mackwell
The new ELEDD Micro launching early summer 2018 by Mackwell completes the ELEDD family and provides a new intelligent emergency driver capable of driving multiple output levels in maintained and non-maintained operation. Designed as a truly flexible driver platform the output and test duration can be pre-set to meet the requirements of the connected emergency LED.
Suitable for a range of battery chemistries the ELEDD Micro is designed to use nickel cadmium (NiCd) and nickel metal hydride (NiMH) as these currently are the only battery chemistries for emergency lighting approved by ICEL. The modular approach to the design of ELEDD Micro ensures that developing battery technologies can be accommodated in the future.
At the heart of ELEDD Micro is the Origin platform, a flexible software solution designed to embrace changes in wireless communication and enables IoT integration. Driving Mackwell’s IoT integration will be N-Light, the automatic test and monitoring system that seamlessly integrates with all Mackwell emergency drivers.
Available as a conversion module or a standalone articulated unit Mackwell has a solution suit every application.
Further information on Mackwell emergency lighting is available by contacting customer services on +44 (0) 1922 458 255 by emailing customer.services@mackwell.com or by visiting the company’s website at www.mackwell.com
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