Emergency lighting failure not only directly threatens lives. It can have serious implications if you're legally responsible. And it can also bring soaring costs and significant disruption if your building is out of commission – whatever its size and function. Eaton`s building safety management system brings peace of mind with easy real-time status monitoring across multiple emergency lighting systems and locations, effortless commissioning and data-driven preventive maintenance – all backed by leading-edge cybersecurity.

Developed in collaboration with DIALux, the leading experts in lighting design software, this easy-to-use tool provides intuitive guidance from initial product selection through to planning a standards-compliant installation.

The software configurator defines the number and type of luminaires needed according to the use and dimensions of each room or corridor, together with spacing calculations that show the correct positioning. From start to finish, it makes the selection, design, and installation of emergency lighting simple and straightforward.

With BIM, you can model every detail of a building. In the Eaton 3D BIM CAD catalog, you can find all Eaton emergency lighting products and download them in 150 native formats, such as Autodesk Revit, Nemetschek Allpan, Grafisoft Archicad, Sketchup, IFC and Solid eadge. The BIM catalog provides extensive content including technical features, 3D models, photos, datasheets, LDT files and part numbers. 

Eaton's emergency lighting video library brings together a comprehensive series of product presentations, "how-to" videos and technology spotlight videos into one database.

From learning about new product ranges such as FlexiTech or DualGuard-S to discovering how to add a CGline+ luminaire with the webserver interface and understanding how Increased Affordance improves visibility of exit signs, it is your on-demand emergency lighting video centre.

Our intelligent and user-friendly VisionGuard visualization software offers maximum reliability, even when it comes to controlling and monitoring large emergency lighting systems. Up to 500 individual emergency lighting systems with over a million light points can be monitored via a single control room monitor.