Commercial Buildings & Offices

For offices, Anshine specifies AS-E303S/C/R downlights, AS-E305 self-test luminaires and AS-B109 exit signs. The AS-E303S/C/R answers the architect's objection to surface emergency boxes: it works as a normal recessed or surface ceiling light (IP66, 8-step 2700–6500K CCT, 20–100% dimming, 125° round or 30×75° square lens), then delivers 180 minutes of LiFePO₄ backup at ≥100 lm/W on mains failure. Where monthly and annual test records are required, the AS-E305 adds IP65, 433MHz control and automatic self-test. The AS-B109 covers escape doors with IP65, 180 min, EN 1838 pictograms and five mounting ways in one SKU. All three run on AC 85–265V 50/60Hz with CE/CB/RoHS/LVD/TÜV files.

What typically goes wrong

• Specifying a surface-mounted twin-head box the architect rejects at mock-up stage
• Assuming 90 minutes of backup is enough — many office projects now ask for 180 min
• Choosing fittings with no auto-test, so monthly checks mean ladders in every corridor
• Stocking a different exit-sign SKU for wall, ceiling and hanging positions

How we address it

• AS-E303S/C/R — recessed or surface dual-function downlight, IP66, 180 min LiFePO₄, 8-step 2700–6500K CCT, ≥100 lm/W, ≥50,000 h: one fitting for normal and emergency corridor lighting.
• AS-E305 — IP65, 3-hour LiFePO₄ backup, 433MHz wireless control, monthly/annual auto-test: logged compliance without manual inspection rounds.
• AS-B109 — IP65 exit sign, 180 min, EN 1838 / ISO 7010 pictograms, double-sided, five mounting ways: one SKU for every escape door.
• AS-DY6401 / AS-DY7401 — split-battery emergency drivers, 10–280V DC constant power, for turning existing panel and linear lights into emergency luminaires instead of replacing them.

Relevant models