Description

• Can power more than one light if total wattage is within limits
• 50W load rating for 0-10V dimming fixtures using Power Share Technology
• 10W load rating for non dimming fixtures
• 24-hour recharge time
• 90-minute emergency operation
• Quick connect illuminated test switch included
• Contains a rechargeable Lithium battery
• UL rated for damp locations

Stay prepared with Assurance Emergency Lighting’s emergency backup micro inverter, a reliable solution for backup illumination in offices, schools, commercial buildings, and other spaces that need dependable backup power.

In the event of a power outage, this micro inverter delivers 10 Watts of emergency power to connected luminaires for up to 90 minutes and fully recharges within 24 hours once power is restored. Designed with Power Share Technology, it uses an internal shunt relay to operate 0–10V dimmable fixtures with loads up to 50 Watts by regulating the dimming voltage of a compatible linear AC driver. Compatible with universal AC input (120–277VAC), the inverter automatically detects and adjusts its output voltage to match the requirements of the connected fixture.

This micro inverter works with single or multiple luminaires that are switched, dimmed, non-switched, or emergency-only, and is also compatible with multi-channel LED drivers and Type A, B, or C LED tubes. Its compact form factor facilitates installation within constrained spaces or existing lighting systems. The included quick connect test switch and LED indicator provide an easy way to verify system readiness and simplify routine testing.

Rated for UL damp locations, this micro inverter is suitable for environments with moderate moisture exposure, including basements, covered outdoor areas, and parking structures, and can be remotely installed up to 300 ft. from the connected luminaires.

Choose the compact emergency micro inverter (Si-10-PST) from Assurance Emergency Lighting for peace of mind when the lights go out. This inverter meets or exceeds all National Electrical Code and Life Safety Code Emergency Lighting requirements, along with TAA compliance.