enLink supports a wide range of additional sensors, including air quality monitors, occupancy sensors, temperature sensors, and asset tracking devices. These sensors can be easily added to the enLink infrastructure, allowing for comprehensive monitoring and control of various building functions.
enLink is highly adaptable and can manage emergency lighting in complex environments such as hospitals and manufacturing facilities. The system’s flexibility allows for the creation of customised zones and testing schedules, ensuring that critical areas are prioritised. Additionally, enLink's robust network can handle the unique demands of these environments, providing reliable performance even in challenging conditions.
The enLink dashboard allows you to generate a variety of reports. These include results of recent tests, compliance statuses and the historical records of all testing logs, faults and maintenance reports.
Yes, enLink significantly reduces maintenance costs by automating testing, monitoring, and reporting. Typically, a contractor is required to visit a site at least every six months to isolate the electrical circuits for the emergency lighting system and walk around the building to confirm that the emergency lighting system is operating. With enLink, these manual checks are no longer necessary, eliminating the contractor fees and the disruption to your site. Additionally, when a battery eventually needs replacing, the contractor can organise the necessary parts, further reducing maintenance costs.
enLink performs automatic self-tests on emergency lighting fixtures monthly, however this can be adjusted by the users to meet any specific site requirements. The maximum frequency that can be selected to ensure compliance with AS2293.2. is six monthly.
enLink uses one of the leading commercial IoT wireless protocols, widely used both in Australia and internationally. This protocol has been designed with robust encryption and secure communication channels, ensuring that all data transmitted within the network is protected. Each device in the network is authenticated, allowing only authorised components to communicate with the system. This high level of security prevents unauthorised access and tampering.
Yes, enLink data is designed to integrate seamlessly with third party dashboards. This allows you to monitor and manage your emergency lighting and enLink sensors alongside your other connected systems from a single interface. By doing so, you gain a comprehensive view of your building's operations without the need to switch between multiple platforms.
enLink’s remote monitoring allows building managers and contractors to easily check the status of each of the emergency lights and exit signs, run reports, and review maintenance and performance history. This simplifies the management of remote sites and enables maintenance activities to be planned before going to site. Additionally, owners with multiple sites can conveniently view and manage their entire portfolio from a single location.
enLink automatically conducts self-tests on each emergency light and exit sign in compliance with AS2293.2, running these tests discreetly in the background without disrupting occupants. The system handles testing and reporting independently, eliminating the need for management or contractor involvement in scheduling. enLink then alerts designated emergency system notifies nominated stakeholders if the system compliant or not.
Each enLink fixture will operate as a fully compliant emergency light or exit sign when there is a power failure. The emergency function is not dependent upon the wireless communication, so you are never in the dark.
The benefits of using enLink️ include streamlining testing, reduced maintenance costs, and enhanced building safety.
The building code of Australia requires that most non-residential properties have emergency lighting installed to enable occupants to exit the building safely during a power failure. enLink is suitable for all environments including commercial office, schools, manufacturing and warehousing, hospitals, universities and retail environments.
Yes, enLink is designed for simple installation. Each emergency light and exit sign is mounted and connected exactly the same as any other emergency light. Once powered, the wireless radio will communicate with other enLink products to automatically join the mesh network.