Huntex Fire Safety Devices Private Limited

A-HUNT Brand Emergency Exit Light

Product Type: Emergency Exit Light
Brand: A-HUNT
Application: Emergency Lighting & Evacuation Safety

✅ Product Description

The A-HUNT Emergency Exit Light is designed to provide clear and visible exit guidance during power failures or emergency situations like fire. It ensures safe evacuation by illuminating exit paths and doors, even in complete darkness.

⚙️ Key Features

• Bright LED illumination for clear visibility
• Automatic operation during power failure
• Inbuilt rechargeable battery backup
• Energy-efficient and long-lasting LEDs
• Easy wall or ceiling mounting
• Low maintenance design

📊 Technical Specifications

• Light Source: LED
• Power Supply: 220–240V AC
• Battery Backup: 2–4 Hours
• Battery Type: Rechargeable (Lead Acid / Lithium-ion)
• Charging Time: 8–10 Hours
• Mounting Type: Wall / Ceiling
• Body Material: ABS Plastic
• Display: EXIT (with directional arrow optional)

🏢 Applications

• Commercial Buildings
• Offices & Malls
• Hospitals
• Hotels
• Industrial Units
• Staircases & Corridors

🛡️ Benefits

• Ensures safe evacuation during emergencies
• Reduces panic and confusion
• Complies with fire safety norms
• Reliable performance during power cuts

📦 Available Variants

• Single Side Exit Light
• Double Side Exit Light
• Arrow Direction Exit Sign
• Combo Exit Light with Emergency Lamp

A manual call point (MCP) is a fire alarm device that allows individuals to manually trigger an alarm in case of a fire emergency. Typically installed on walls in accessible locations such as corridors, staircases, and exits, it enables quick activation of the fire alarm system by pressing a button or breaking a glass panel.

Once activated, the manual call point sends an immediate signal to the fire alarm control panel, which then triggers audible and visual alarms to alert occupants for evacuation. It plays a critical role in situations where automatic detectors may not yet have sensed the fire.

Manual call points are designed for easy identification, durability, and reliable operation. They are essential components of fire safety systems in residential buildings, commercial complexes, and industrial facilities, ensuring rapid response and improved safety.