The Elumen Sunrise is a 'spitfire' LED recessed emergency light fitting with a sleek design. Once installed and charged it operates reliably in emergency mode, well exceeding the standard 90-minute operating requirement.

The emergency light design accommodates a variety of ceiling cut-out hole sizes, from 76mm to 120mm.
The Elumen Sunrise emergency light comes in two main options:
Here are the additional features of the Self-Test model:
With Self-Test model you can also configure the emergency rating of each light from within the app to D25, D40, D32, D50, or D63. This means you can tune the lights to the space they are in, and ultimately reduce costs where lights can be spaced further apart.

Adjusting the emergency classification in the Elumen app. The default setting is D40.
| Product Type | Non-maintained LED recessed emergency luminaire with 1.8m lead and plug |
| Voltage | 220–240V AC |
| Power Use | 0.5W standby, 4.7W max (charging) |
| Light Source | LED with 100,000-hour lifetime |
| Emergency Classification | Standard: D40. Self-Test: D40 (default), D25, D32, D50, D63 (selectable in app) |
| Battery Type | Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) |
| IP Rating | IP20 Indoor-rated |
| Material | White Polycarbonate |
| Weight | 0.43 kg |
| Dimensions | Ceiling Cut-Out: 76 - 120mm diameter Spitfire Light: 145mm (diameter) × 26mm (depth) Battery/Control Unit: 177 x 58 x 30mm |
| Mounting Type | Recessed ceiling installation with flex-and-plug connection |
| Product Identifiers | Elumen Sunrise LED Recessed Emergency Light; SUNRISE-EM (Standard), SUNRISE-ST (Self-Test), SUNRISE-LR (Networked). |
| Further Details | Spec Sheet & Install Guide (PDF) |
| Warranty | 3 Years (Standard), 5 Years (Self-Test) |

Key dimensions of the Elumen Spitfire light.
Yes, every Elumen product meets all applicable Australian standards (including AS/NZS 2293.3, AS/NZS 60598.2.2, AS/NZS CISPR 15) and undergoes third-party NATA-accredited testing.
The spitfire name was originally coined by Stanilite for their halogen emergency lights several decades ago. The term has since become so iconic that people often use it generically to describe any recessed emergency light of this style.
Spitfires are referred to as non-maintained lights because they remain off during normal operation and automatically illuminate when mains power fails. Conversely, maintained exit signs remain on in both normal and emergency operation.
Yes, the black spitfire for cinemas, theatres, and other low-light environments where a white finish isn't suitable.
The networked SUNRISE-LR variant is available for large-scale deployments. If you're interested in networked emergency lighting with remote testing and management across multiple sites, please contact us.