About Emergency Lighting
Synerji emergency lighting keeps a room lit if the mains supply fails. The range includes an A70 emergency LED bulb in ES or BC fittings, an emergency LED GU10 globe, emergency LED tubes in 2ft, 4ft and 5ft, and slim and wide rechargeable emergency torches with motion sensors.
Check the cap or fitting you already have before choosing a bulb or tube. The tubes are daylight 6000K.
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Emergency Lighting: frequently asked questions
What emergency lighting do you sell?
The range includes the Synerji A70 Emergency LED Bulb (7W, ES or BC cap), the Emergency LED GU10 Globe (5W), the Emergency LED Tube in 2ft, 4ft and 5ft, and the Slim (SYE001) and Wide (SYE002) Rechargeable Emergency Torches, which have motion sensors and give light during power cuts.
Which emergency bulb fits my light fitting?
Check the cap or fitting you already have. The A70 Emergency LED Bulb comes with an ES cap (the screw-in type) or a BC cap (the push-and-twist bayonet type). The 5W Emergency LED GU10 Globe is for GU10 downlights and spotlights. The emergency LED tube comes in 2ft 9W, 4ft 18W and 5ft 24W to match your fitting.
How long do the rechargeable emergency torches last?
The Synerji SYE001 slim and SYE002 wide emergency torches each have a 3350mAh rechargeable lithium battery that gives 3 hours of continuous light on a full charge. Both are 1.5W, and a motion sensor switches them on automatically in the dark. They suit any room at home, hotel rooms and guest houses.
What colour light do the emergency bulbs and tubes give?
The emergency LED tubes are daylight 6000K and the A70 emergency bulb is daylight. The Emergency LED GU10 Globe comes in cool white 4000K, which suits kitchens, bathrooms and work areas, or daylight 6500K, a common choice for garages and workshops.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery anywhere in South Africa takes 3–5 business days, free on orders over R2,000 and R200 under R2,000.