Intelligent Emergency Lighting. Simplified Compliance.

BLE’s Automated Emergency Lighting system provides a secure, scalable and fully automated approach to emergency lighting testing, monitoring and compliance.

Using Bluetooth® NLC and DALI Mesh technology, emergency luminaires communicate wirelessly with one another to create a reliable, decentralised network. Each luminaire acts as both a light fitting and a communication node, removing the need for additional communication cabling and eliminating a single point of failure.

Automated Testing & Monitoring

The system automatically carries out scheduled functional and duration tests, with results recorded digitally and made available through the management portal. Facilities teams can monitor system status, view test results, receive fault notifications and access digital compliance records from a central dashboard.

For installers and commissioning engineers, the dedicated Commissioning App makes it simple to discover, configure and assign luminaires, create zones and establish the wireless mesh network.

Designed for Modern Buildings

The system is suitable for both new-build and retrofit applications and can be scaled from individual rooms and floors through to multi-building estates.

With automated testing, real-time monitoring and digital reporting, the system helps reduce maintenance demands, improve visibility and simplify ongoing emergency lighting compliance.

Key Benefits

  • Automated monthly functional and annual duration testing
  • Wireless DALI Mesh technology
  • Secure Bluetooth® NLC communication
  • No additional communication cabling required
  • Centralised monitoring and fault notifications
  • Digital compliance records and exportable reports
  • Scalable from individual areas to multi-building estates
  • Suitable for new and retrofit installations
  • Commissioning via dedicated mobile app
  • Management through a central online portal

Explore the System

Find out more about how BLE’s Automated Emergency Lighting system works, including commissioning, management, security and the available lighting range by clicking the link below. 

 

Download the Automated Emergency Lighting Literature

Find out if BLE DALI Mesh is right for your next project

Contact BLE Lighting & Power:

Phone: 01246 432325
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.blelighting.co.uk

Frequently Asked Questions

What is BLE DALI Mesh automated emergency lighting control?

BLE DALI Mesh is an automated emergency lighting control system that uses Bluetooth® Networked Lighting Control (NLC) technology to connect compatible emergency luminaires through a wireless mesh network.

The system automates scheduled functional and duration testing, records results digitally and allows authorised users to monitor system status and receive fault notifications through a management portal.

How does automated emergency lighting testing work?

The system carries out scheduled functional and duration tests according to the configured test schedule. Test results are logged automatically, allowing authorised users to review performance through the management portal.

This helps reduce reliance on manual testing and recording processes, while making test information easier to access and manage.

Does BLE DALI Mesh require additional communication cabling?

No additional communication cabling is required between the luminaires for the wireless mesh network. Each compatible emergency luminaire acts as both a light fitting and a communication node, allowing information to pass between devices wirelessly.

This can offer greater flexibility when planning new installations and suitable retrofit projects.

Can BLE DALI Mesh be installed in existing buildings?

Yes. The system is designed for both new-build and suitable retrofit applications. Wireless communication can be particularly useful where installing additional communication cabling would be difficult or disruptive.

The suitability of a system will depend on the building layout, luminaire positions, network requirements and project specification. These should be assessed as part of the planning and commissioning process.

How are test results and faults monitored?

Test results are logged digitally and made available through the management portal. Authorised users can view system status, review functional and duration test results, and receive notifications relating to reported faults and failures.

The portal can also provide information about battery health, communication status and LED or driver faults. Reports can be exported to support record-keeping, audits and inspections.

Can the system be expanded as a building changes?

The decentralised mesh architecture is designed to support scalable installations, from individual rooms and floors to larger, multi-building estates.

Additional compatible luminaires may be incorporated as requirements change, subject to the design, network configuration and capacity of the specific installation. Future expansion should be assessed and commissioned appropriately.