Knightsbridge BTEVCFEM BT EVO 230V IP65 IK10 Adjustable Wattage and CCT Emergency LED Bulkhead with a Corridor Sensor
Knightsbridge BTEVCFEM BT EVO 230V IP65 IK10 Adjustable Wattage and CCT Emergency LED Bulkhead with Corridor Sensor
The Knightsbridge BTEVCFEM BT EVO is a high-performance emergency LED bulkhead featuring adjustable wattage and colour temperature options, as well as an integrated corridor function sensor for enhanced energy efficiency. Designed for commercial, industrial, and outdoor applications, this luminaire combines cutting-edge technology with a slimline, impact-resistant design. Built from robust, UV-stabilised polycarbonate, the BT EVO ensures durability and long life in even the most demanding environments.
- Adjustable colour temperature: 3000K / 4000K / 5700K
- Adjustable wattage: 9W / 14W / 18W
- Fully adjustable corridor function sensor for intelligent lighting control
- Integrated 3-hour emergency function with Lithium (LiFePO4) battery
- IP65 weatherproof and IK10 impact-resistant for maximum protection
- UV-stabilised polycarbonate body and diffuser for long-term outdoor durability
- Push-fit terminals with loop-in / loop-out connections for simple wiring
- Hinged gear tray and twist-lock diffuser for fast, tool-free installation
- Clip-on bezel system for easy aesthetic customisation
- Class II rated for safety and reliability
- 20mm conduit entry points on all four sides plus rear BESA mounting options
- Optional finishes available: Matt Black, Chrome, Eyelid Matt Black, Eyelid Grey
- Lumen output: 9W – 910lm / 14W – 1400lm / 18W – 1700lm (at 4000K)
The BT EVO range simplifies installation and specification by integrating multiple control, wattage, and colour temperature options into one versatile luminaire — ideal for corridors, stairwells, car parks, and exterior pathways.
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Optimise your lighting efficiency and safety with the Knightsbridge BTEVCFEM BT EVO — a robust, adaptable, and intelligent LED bulkhead engineered for modern environments.
