A new dimension of energy safety
There's one big question on every expert's mind: how do you combine maximum safety with impressive efficiency? That's easy... the ONLITE central eBox — an innovative safety power supply system that integrates intelligent control with reliable emergency power supply. This solution has won over building operators and safety experts alike, whether in industry, SMEs, retail outlets or modern office buildings.
Versatile control options
One device, flexible access
Streamlined system monitoring
Up to 100 installations simultaneously
Dimmable safety luminaires
Ideal for cinemas and theatres
Reliable power supply
Suitable for emergency lighting systems pursuant to EN 50172
TÜV-certified safety meets flexibility
The ONLITE central eBox revolutionises safety power supply with its modular architecture. The system monitors up to 600 LED safety and escape sign luminaires in accordance with EN 50171. The front hood concept ensures optimal access to the cable installation, while the double strain relief offers maximum mechanical protection with an excellent overview. With a colour touch display, browser-based visualisation and avant-garde plug-in technology, it combines elegant operation with maximum safety.
Safety — connected intelligently
When it comes to power supply, only one thing matters: absolute reliability. The ONLITE central eBox offers precisely that: a system that supplies and monitors up to 600 luminaires, is TÜV certified and allows the network integration of up to 100 ONLITE central eBox systems without additional hardware or software. Thanks to its modular design and intuitive installation, technology has been transformed into trust — visible at the press of a button, without additional software.
Modular plug-in technology for boundless possibilities
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Connected safety: From offices to factories
In offices, municipal projects and industrial facilities, the ONLITE central eBox stands out as a central safety power supply system, offering the highest level of safety and smart technology. From retail outlets and public buildings to small and medium-sized enterprises, the system ensures reliable emergency lighting and particularly clever, practical installation.
FAQ: ONLITE central eBox
Is the eBox an "LPS" or "CPS" system?
Combining efficiency and power, the central eBox functions as a low power supply system (LPS) while delivering performance comparable to a central power supply system (CPS). The system meets all the requirements of LPS and CPS in accordance with EN 50171 and is therefore perfect for use in small to large projects. LPS (Low Power Supply System) according to EN 50171; max. 1,500 watts for 1 hour of emergency operation and 500 watts for 3 hours of emergency operation * CPS (Central Power Supply System) according to EN 50171;
What does ECP mean in the central eBox?
The ONLITE central eBox uses ECP (Emergency Central Powerline) for emergency lighting powerline communication. This type of ART safety lighting requires a 3-pole final circuit (L/N/PE).
What does ECD mean in the central eBox?
In the ONLITE central eBox, ECD stands for Emergency Central Dali and refers to the DALI communication of the central emergency power supply system. This variant of the safety lighting requires a 5-pole final circuit (L/N/PE/DA/DA).
What does ECC mean in the central eBox?
The ONLITE central eBox uses ECC (Emergency Central Circuit monitoring) to monitor the emergency lighting circuits. With a 3-pole final circuit (L/N/PE), the safety lighting can be operated in maintained, non-maintained or fully controlled mode.
How is the central eBox integrated into a facility management system?
The ONLITE central eBox can be integrated into the central power supply system using a BACnet connection. Two licensing options are available for emergency lighting: a package with 100 or one with 600 BACnet data points.
Can the LED safety luminaires of the central eBox be dimmed?
The ONLITE central eBox allows you to dim the safety lighting through the DALI IN input of the OCM circuit modules. This feature of the emergency lighting proves particularly valuable in theatres and cinemas, where the brightness of the emergency exit sign luminaires can be optimally adjusted to the environment.