During a fire, does the emergency lighting box need to be forcibly cut off?

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During a fire, does the emergency lighting box need to be forcibly cut off? The regulations require that the fire protection power supply be cut off in case of a fire. Does an emergency lighting unit count as a non-fire protection power supply?

Reply #22017-09-04

The emergency lighting box isn’t a fire protection device, right? It turns on in case of a power outage

Reply #32017-09-04

What you mean is that it’s a non-fire power supply; perhaps there’s a forced shutdown due to fire-related interlocks, right? It would be better to provide specifications indicating which rule serves as support

Reply #42017-09-04

Hehe, it’s just my personal understanding; I’m not sure what the standard is

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