The EFS-FL240E is a full-output site floodlight that switches itself to battery the moment mains power fails, and keeps your site lit for 2 hours. One fitting for construction sites, data centres and industrial facilities.
On mains, the FL240E floods your site with up to 39,190 lumens. If the supply drops, whether a momentary trip or a long outage, it changes over to its internal battery on its own and holds a safe 15W emergency output for 120 minutes.
Wherever a blackout stops work or puts people at risk, one EFS fitting covers both jobs: everyday floodlighting and emergency lighting.
Plant yards, loading docks, generator compounds and fit-out works that can't afford to go dark.
Priority sectorHigh-output work light with emergency backup for evacuation routes and open site areas.
Also used inLarge spaces where one fitting needs to light a lot of ground.
Maintained floodlight with automatic battery backup. Switch between 120W and 240W at the unit.
$399 per unit · inc. GST confirm
Volume and trade pricing available on request.
Most emergency floodlights only switch on when the power fails, and put out a few hundred lumens. The FL240E is a real work light first, with the emergency backup built in.
Up to 39,190 lumens at 240W across a 90° beam, so fewer fittings cover more ground.
LiFePO4 lithium battery takes over the instant mains fails and holds 15W for 120 minutes.
Every figure on the data sheet is tested and published, so it passes inspection and performs on the day.
Die-cast aluminium housing, IP65 sealing and marine-grade stainless fasteners.
1.5m flex pre-fitted, an on-board test button and a charge indicator at the base of the unit.
In stock for Australia-wide supply, with local support for specification, installation and warranty.
A typical emergency floodlight sits dark until the power fails. The FL240E does the everyday lighting too.
| Feature | EFS-FL240E | Typical emergency-only flood |
|---|---|---|
| Light on mains power | Up to 39,190 lm | None (emergency use only) |
| Light in a power failure | 15W for 120 minutes | Usually a few watts, often a twin-spot head |
| Changeover | Automatic | Automatic |
| Fittings needed per area | One (work light + emergency) | Two (separate work light + emergency light) |
| Outdoor rating | IP65 | Varies by model |
Comparison based on publicly listed emergency floodlights from Australian suppliers. Check each product's data sheet for exact figures.
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