Jung Emergency luminaires

Jung LED emergency lights for dependable backup illumination

When standard lighting fails, you need something built to keep going. The Jung LED emergency lights range is designed exactly for that: fixtures with sealed housings, powerful integrated LEDs and batteries rated for hours of autonomy. In a fire-alarm event or power cut, these luminaires switch over reliably, provide clear light in escape routes and automatically monitor their own health. The materials are chosen to resist heat, dust and humidity — typical trouble spots in corridors, stairwells or industrial zones.

Jung maintained and non-maintained fittings: choosing the right mode

With Jung maintained and non-maintained fittings, you pick how the emergency lighting behaves: maintained means the light is on during normal operation and continues when power fails; non-maintained means the light remains off in normal times and only activates when the supply fails. For large residential blocks or offices, non-maintained often saves energy and simplifies wiring. For public buildings, maintained may be preferred. Regardless of mode, Jung fittings meet the same rigorous standards: tested autonomy (often ≥ 3 h), visible LEDs, clear signalling and certified performance.

Jung exit signs, bulkheads and ceiling lights for full-system coverage

The system only works if every junction is covered. That’s why the category includes Jung exit signs, Jung emergency bulkheads, and Jung emergency ceiling lights. Exit signs with pictograms direct occupants clearly; bulkhead lights provide bright, wide-angle coverage in corridors or external zones; ceiling-mounted models integrate into standard lighting layouts but include backup systems. Using one brand across all ensures consistent appearance, spare-part uniformity and simpler servicing — no mix of different manufacturers in one building.

Specification & selection logic: what professionals look for

When specifying emergency luminaires from Jung, keep these real-world criteria in mind:

• Battery autonomy: select ≥ 3 h for high-occupancy buildings, 1–2 h may suffice for service areas.
• Ingress protection: outdoor stairwells or car parks require IP 65+ sealed housings.
• Mode (maintained vs non-maintained) as per building code.
• Luminaire brightness and placement: e.g., 1 lux minimum on floor-level for egress routes.
• Self-test and monitoring capability: Jung modules often log faults and battery status, reducing manual checks.
• Consistency of appearance: the same design family across exit signs, bulkheads and ceiling units helps facility teams maintain uniform look and spare-part strategy.

Our advantages in Jung emergency luminaires supply

Bank of Lamps supplies the full range of Jung emergency luminaires — from LED emergency lights to exit signs, bulkheads and ceiling units — ready for project-scale delivery across Europe.

• We maintain real stock from our central warehouse in Latvia, serving Germany, France, Spain, UK, Netherlands and the Baltics.
• Catalogue: over 1.3 million SKUs from more than 96 global brands — real availability, not “backorder”.
• Average dispatch time: under 48 hours, even for large orders.
• All products are original Jung, CE- and RoHS-certified, with full documentation and batch traceability.
• Tailored wholesale pricing and bulk logistics for integrators, distributors and panel-builders.
• Technical support backed by experience: we know emergency lighting installations, spare-part management and specification demands.

When you choose Bank of Lamps for Jung emergency luminaires, you’re not just buying lights — you’re securing a supply chain, documentation, and reliability so your building stays safe, compliant and service-ready.