AUEXLED-02 Running Man Arrow Down Double-Sided Hanging LED Fire Exit Sign With Self-Test

Applicable scenarios: Flat concrete ceilings, gypsum board ceilings, integrated ceilings (suitable for spaces without reserved holes)

Position Marking

Place the lamp base on the target ceiling position, mark the center point and screw hole positions with a pencil. Ensure the position is horizontal and avoid overlapping with hidden wires or pipelines inside the ceiling.

Drilling & Fixing

Drill holes at the marked positions with a power drill, insert expansion tubes into the holes, and then fix the lamp base firmly to the ceiling with self-tapping screws.

Wiring Connection

Strip 10–15mm of insulation from the lamp power cord and the mains wire. Connect the live wire to live wire, neutral wire to neutral wire, ground wire to ground wire (ground wire connection is mandatory for safety). Wrap the connection points tightly with insulated tape, or use wire connectors for reinforcement.

Lamp Assembly & Testing

Align the lamp body with the base buckles, press firmly until a "click" sound is heard to complete assembly. Restore the main power supply, check if the daily lighting mode works normally; simulate a power outage to verify that the emergency mode activates automatically within 0.5 seconds, and the continuous lighting time meets the standard requirements (90–180 mins).

Applicable scenarios: Wall surfaces, corridor corners, stairwells (as supplementary emergency lighting)

Bracket Fixing

Fix the mounting bracket to the target wall position with expansion tubes and screws, ensuring the bracket is vertical and stable.

Lamp Installation

Hang the lamp body on the bracket buckles, and lock the fixing screws to prevent the lamp from sliding off.

Angle Adjustment & Wiring

Adjust the lamp's irradiation angle (0°–90° adjustable for most models) to align with the emergency evacuation route. Complete the wiring connection according to the standard color code, and hide the wires with cable ties if necessary.

Acceptance Test

Verify that the lamp does not shake when touched; test the emergency mode to ensure the light covers the key escape path.