18W LED Emergency Driver, 170VDC Output, Single Flex-Conduit

Eiko EEBE18WHA170S 18W Emergency Driver — 170V DC

The Eiko EEBE18WHA170S is a robust 18W Emergency Driver designed to deliver 170V DC output, ensuring reliable emergency lighting for up to 90 minutes. With an input voltage range of 120-347V, this driver is versatile for various installation scenarios. It features a constant power design, ensuring consistent light output during emergencies. The driver is housed in a durable metal enclosure, suitable for dry-rated environments.

Key Features

• Power Output: Provides a steady 18W output for emergency lighting needs.
• Input Voltage Range: Compatible with 120-347V, accommodating diverse electrical systems.
• Output Voltage: Delivers 170V DC for consistent emergency lighting performance.
• Emergency Operation: Ensures 90 minutes of operation during power outages.
• Recharge Time: Fully recharges in 24 hours, ready for the next emergency.
• Dimensions: Measures 13.6 in. L x 1.54 in. W x 0.98 in. H, fitting seamlessly into various fixtures.
• Enclosure Type: Metal construction for durability and protection in dry-rated settings.
• Certifications: UL 924 classified for field installation, meeting CEC Title 20 standards.
• Operating Temperature: Functions efficiently between -23°F to 122°F (-5°C to 50°C).
• Test Button: Includes an IP65 rated illuminated test button for easy status checks.

Physical Design & Installation

The driver features a robust metal enclosure, ensuring durability and protection in dry-rated environments. It does not include an integrated junction box but is designed for easy installation.

Dimming & Controls

This driver is non-dimmable, providing a constant power output to maintain consistent lighting during emergencies. It operates on a wide input voltage range of 120-347V.

Performance & Build

Equipped with short circuit and over-voltage protection, this driver ensures reliable performance. It complies with Class 2 standards and is UL 924 classified for safety.

Typical Applications

• Commercial emergency lighting systems
• Industrial facilities requiring reliable backup power
• Public buildings with stringent safety requirements