OKUL

The OKUL is integrated into trunking systems and is therefore particularly suitable for applications where linear lighting is already in place. This eliminates the need for additional placement of separate emergency luminaires and keeps the planning system-based.

For planners, the luminaire provides clear planning data for reliable design of emergency lighting. The defined light distribution enables precise positioning within the trunking system. Installers benefit from system-compatible integration, simplifying installation processes and reducing installation time.

The sheet steel housing ensures a robust construction and supports use in commercial environments. The combination of system integration and directed light distribution enables efficient and compliant implementation of emergency lighting concepts.

• the integration into trunking systems enables a continuous system solution without additional luminaire positions
• the directed light distribution enables precise illumination of escape routes
• the asymmetrical optics enable efficient light control along circulation areas
• the compact design reduces visible modifications to existing lighting systems
• system compatibility simplifies planning and implementation in existing installations
• clear positioning within the trunking system reduces planning effort
• the robust construction ensures reliable operation in commercial use
• defined spacing values enable reliable lighting design

During normal operation, the emergency lighting remains almost invisible as it is part of the existing system. In emergency situations, the directed light distribution ensures clear orientation along escape routes. For planners, this provides a solution that efficiently combines design, functionality, and system integration.

The OKUL is designed for integration into standard trunking systems, eliminating the need for separate mounting positions. Installation takes place within the existing system, reducing effort and speeding up implementation.

Thanks to the clear system logic and available light distribution variants, the appropriate version can be selected easily. This reduces coordination effort and minimizes errors on site.

The compact design facilitates handling during installation. For installers, this means faster implementation, fewer queries, and clean integration into existing lighting systems.

Typical areas of application

• Industrial and production halls
• Logistics and warehouse areas
• Retail spaces with trunking systems
• Open-plan offices with linear lighting systems
• Technical and infrastructure areas
• Circulation routes in hall structures
• Commercial buildings with continuous lighting lines