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Only visible in an emergency

St. Peter's monastery

St. Peter’s monastery in the heart of Salzburg is the oldest existing monastery in the German-speaking world and of the Austrian Benedictine monks. In 2018/19 the collegiate church was renovated. In the process, emergency lighting was also redesigned in order to be prepared for different scenarios. When switched off, the INvisible luminaires integrate perfectly into the building and are almost invisible. They are only switched on when necessary and then show the escape route.

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Different uses – different requirements

The monastery accommodates three different scenarios, each requiring different safety concepts.
According to the standard, emergency lighting is not necessary for a mass in everyday church use, nor is it desired by the monastery. The rescue signs are thus switched off. The church is also open for tourists to visit. In this scenario, only the rescue signs for the public exits are switched on. Furthermore, commercial events such as concerts also take place in the church. In this 3rd scenario, additional means of escape are prescribed due to the large crowd. An additional escape route leads out of the church here via the sacristy and the cloister. This escape route is barred in the other scenarios, and may therefore only be displayed in an emergency at large events.

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Some of the products we used

Lights diversity for every requirement.

Several illumination variants

Spots

With our spot emergency luminaires, the light is where you need it: whether longitudinal escape route illumination or wide-area anti-panic illumination. Of course, the portfolio with IP65 is also available for outdoor use. Discover how you can use our spots.

Architectural emergency luminaire

STRING ARC

For many architects, emergency lighting is not one of their favourite subjects. And they let us know this fairly frequently. We are clear about one thing: emergency lighting can be a necessary ‘evil’ from an architectural viewpoint. However, it doesn’t have to be.The STRING ARC escape route sign can be integrated flush and framelessly into the wall. Its reserved and harmonious ...

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