Lite iP G2-E3M – Integral Basic Emergency Monitor

An emergency lighting monitoring system automates the required testing, maintenance, and logging of emergency luminaires, ensuring compliance with safety standards (e.g., IEC 62034) while reducing manual labor and costs. These systems, including wired (DALI) or wireless solutions, continuously monitor battery health and light function, alerting managers via dashboards, emails, or central panels when faults occur.

Key Components & Functions

Automatic Testing: Systems perform regular functional tests (e.g., weekly) and duration tests (e.g., every 12 weeks) to ensure lights work for the required time.

Centralized Reporting: Data is often stored in the cloud, allowing digital logs to be automatically generated and updated, simplifying legal compliance and maintenance records.

Monitoring Protocols: Many modern systems utilize DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) to communicate with the emergency inverter to control and check status.

System Types: Options range from self-contained units with individual self-testing capabilities to fully addressable central systems designed for large-scale facilities.

Remote Access: Wireless, IoT-enabled platforms (e.g., Mymesh, ABB Naveo®Pro) allow facility managers to monitor systems remotely, reducing the need for on-site inspection.

Key Advantages

Cost Savings: Automated systems can significantly reduce maintenance costs by eliminating manual, time-consuming testing, with some solutions offering up to 70% savings.

Compliance: Ensures accurate, consistent, and documented testing, providing peace of mind and reducing human error.

Reduced Disruption: Tests can be scheduled,, or randomized to avoid disrupting building operations during critical times.

LiteIP is a UK-based company specializing in simple, wireless, and energy-saving lighting control systems for commercial, industrial, and retail applications. Acquired by Glamox in 2021, they offer app-controlled, easily installed systems that optimize lighting using presence sensors, daylight harvesting, and scene control, with a focus on reducing energy consumption and enabling easy maintenance.

Key Aspects of LiteIP:

Simple Technology: LiteIP provides wireless controls that do not require complex, dedicated wiring, allowing for quick installation and easy re-configuration.

Applications: Solutions are tailored for car parks, offices, warehouses, and industrial spaces to control light levels and color temperatures, including dimming or turning off lights when not needed.

Emergency Monitoring: Systems offer automated, on-site, and remote reporting for emergency lighting status, removing the need for manual key switch testing.

Energy Savings: By utilizing daylight sensors, the systems prioritize natural light, maximizing energy savings.

Company Structure: Based in Southampton, UK, LiteIP operates as an independent subsidiary of the Glamox Group.

LiteIP’s technology is used by numerous UK organizations and focuses on providing intuitive, app-based commissioning for lighting management.