Intelligent emergency lighting of the future
The ONLITE central nBOX represents the future of emergency lighting. This group battery system combines minimal space requirements with maximum safety. As a central emergency lighting system, it integrates seamlessly into your building infrastructure. The innovative technology enables flexible solutions – from stand-alone installation to building management integration. Ideal for office buildings, medical settings or airports, the nBOX S and nBOX L series offer maximum reliability with minimal maintenance effort.
Durable system performance
Maximum flexibility
Versatile interface
Outstanding efficiency
Simple refurbishment solution
ONLITE central nBOX – Security that adapts to your needs
When responsibility forms part of a vision, genuine safety is created: The ONLITE central nBOX protects people — quietly, reliably and with scalability. With its controllable emergency luminaires and seamless integration into modern building control systems, the world’s smallest group battery system adapts to any architectural concept. Equipped with high IT security standards, it is low-maintenance and ready to grow with your project.
A wide range of system variants for any application
The ONLITE central nBOX in practice
The ONLITE central nBOX excels in office buildings, hospitals and airports thanks to its seamless integration with building technology. Architects and specialist planners value the system's compact construction and extremely long service life.
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QUESTIONS ABOUT ONLITE central nBOX
What is the maximum number of emergency luminaires that a single nBOX can control?
The ONLITE central nBOX system stands out with its exceptional performance and scalability. The basic configuration includes two output circuits, each capable of supporting up to 20 DC 48V emergency luminaires. This allows you to control 40 luminaires in their default condition upon delivery. The system's modular design gives you the flexibility to expand by up to four additional output circuit modules, increasing the number of circuits to eight. A single nBOX can therefore control up to 160 emergency luminaires. This elegant scalability makes the group battery system the ideal solution for small to medium-sized emergency lighting systems – as it gives you peace of mind knowing that the system can be easily expanded if needed.
Can more than 160 emergency luminaires be connected in one system?
Thanks to the ONLITE central nBOX system's linking function, you can network up to 100 nBOX units. This avant-garde system architecture supports up to 16,000 DC 48V emergency luminaires in one central emergency lighting system.
What integration possibilities does the nBOX offer for existing building control systems?
The ONLITE central nBOX system boasts impressively versatile connectivity options and can be elegantly integrated via TCP/IP and BAC-Net. A REST API is also available. This diversity makes integration into your existing building management system a breeze.
How is cybersecurity guaranteed for the system?
The ONLITE central nBOX system meets the highest safety standards. Our hard work is reflected in PSTI compliance. The successful penetration tests demonstrate just how reliable the group battery system is.
What makes the nBOX S stand out in particular?
The nBOX S presents itself as the world's most compact group battery system in its class. It controls up to 160 luminaires through a maximum of 8 output circuits and is particularly suitable for emergency lighting systems with an operating duration of one hour.
Is E30 cabling necessary?
E30 cabling is not strictly necessary, as an nBox independently supplies a fire compartment of up to 1,600 m². In larger buildings, multiple fire compartments are established, with each zone protected by its own nBox. This decentralised structure with multiple independent systems boosts fail-safe performance, meaning no continuous E30 cabling is needed.
What are the differences between nBOX S and nBOX L?
The key difference between the nBOX S and the nBOX L lies in their performance capabilities. The nBOX L features a more powerful charging unit and a larger battery housing. This version delivers three hours of emergency operation for the central emergency lighting components that are connected.