Liteplan NLP/1/TP40/R Two-Part Basic Conversion Kit – 6-55V Module and Single Cell Battery, TUV certified

NLP/1/TP40/R Electrical Specifications 

LED Voltage Range 6-55V
I Rated 323mA – 40mA
P Rated 3W – 80W

LED Voltage Limit 55V
Discharge Current 900mA
Mains Supply 230-240V AC 50/60Hz

Power Rating – Charging 2.7W 17mA λ = 0.67
Power Rating – Standby 12W 13mA λ = 0.40
Charge Current 225mA nominal

Recharge Period 24-hours
Battery Pack 3.2V 3.8Ah LiFePO4
Battery Cut Off 2.5V

Ambient Temperature (Ta) Battery and Module 5 to 35°C
Case Temperature (Tc) Battery 5 to 55°C, Module 5 to 70°C
Remote Module Size 231mm x 33.6mm x 22.5mm FC = 224mm

Should you just require the battery from the kit; see our 1/LP38/PT/TE.

NLP/1/TP40/R module dimensions

NLP/1/TP40/R side view

NLP/1/TP40/R top view

Remote emergency LED conversion kits allow standard LED fixtures (panels, downlights, T8 tubes) to function as emergency lights by adding a battery pack and inverter. They are ideal for restricted-space fixtures where internal packs cannot fit, allowing the battery and electronics to sit in the ceiling void.

Key Features and Benefits

Maintained or Non-Maintained Operation: Kits can be wired to stay on constantly (using main power, then battery) or only activate upon power failure.

Extended Backup Time: Generally provide 3 hours of emergency power (often 1.5 hours at higher output).

Remote Components: Includes a remote green charging indicator LED and a test button, designed for surface or recessed mounting alongside the main light.

Versatile Compatibility: Suitable for various LED luminaires (usually with independent drivers, up to 60V or higher).

Automatic Operation: A 2-pole relay instantly switches from mains to battery power during a failure.

Modern Battery Technology: Most modern kits use high-temperature Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries, which offer up to 10 years of life.

Easy Installation: Designed with push-fit terminals, simple cabling, and plug-and-play modules.

Components of a Remote Kit

Inverter/Driver: Converts battery power to drive the LEDs.

Battery Pack: Typically LiFePO4 for longevity.

Remote Indicator Unit: A small unit containing the LED charge light (green) and test switch.

Common Applications

• 600×600 LED Panels
• Recessed LED Downlights
• Linear LED lighting

Liteplan are the largest, privately owned emergency lighting component supplier to the UK market, whilst also shipping their products to a worldwide customer base. Established in 1994 by the late Bill Green, the company was successfully run by Bill’s right hand man, Peter Ray for many years. Peter retired in 2022 and Liteplan is now run by the next generation of Bill’s family with his son, Steve Green at the helm as Managing Director and Steve’s brother-in-law, Jonathan Bell as Director of Operations.

Their Business Development Director, Adrian Spicer is a long standing and well respected figure in the world of emergency lighting. His knowledge and stature within the industry are invaluable to them.

Liteplan’s wealth of knowledge extends many years. Their Technical Manager, David French BSc. sits on the committee at ICEL and works closely with The LIA. Their Product R&D Manager, Osman Özgür Rakibet, PhD, takes control of Liteplan’s product road map. His knowledge is steering their evolution and maintaining their position as the innovators of the emergency lighting sector.

Many of Liteplan’s engineers have worked with the company for over 20 years, constantly striving to progress through the our ever evolving CPD scheme to stay at the forefront of the ever changing world of legislation.

Liteplan proudly design all of their products in-house, making product evolution a constant and seamless process. They employ over 60 local personnel, many of whom have been with them for the majority of their existence and they also pride themselves on their unrivalled delivery satisfaction level.

Their 40,000 square foot factory enables them to carry a huge level of stock, thereby fulfilling even the largest of orders with haste. They recently acquired additional warehousing adjacent to their headquarters near London’s M25. This will fuel Liteplan’s global expansion plans for many years to come.