
Complete with a smart head design and brackets that allow for better positioning, this Twin Spot has an outstanding small size, 75° rotation and 80° tilt angles per spot. Powered by an environmentally friendly Li-Ion battery this high-tech emergency twin spot provides more flexibility and offers multiple mounting options.
Questions
Can the Twin Spot heads be adjusted?
Yes. Each spot rotates 75° and tilts 80°, and the brackets allow better positioning and several mounting options.
How much light do the Twin Spots give?
The TSA3 gives 400 lumens from 3W (1.5W for each spot) and the TSA6 1000 lumens from 6W (3W for each spot).
How long do the Twin Spots last in a power cut?
3 hours of constant emergency light. The TSA3 recharges in 8 hours (the first charge takes up to 16), the TSA6 in 16 hours (the first up to 24).
Can the Twin Spots be used outdoors?
Yes. They are IP65 (weatherproof) and IK10 (impact resistant), for indoor and outdoor applications. An IP65 cable gland is included.
Are the Twin Spots maintained?
No, they are non-maintained: they light only when the mains fails.
Which test options do the Twin Spots come in?
Manual Test (TSA3-MT); Advanced Self-Test (AST) (TSA3-AST, TSA6-AST); Programmable Self-Test (TSA3-PST, with the PRC remote); Eyeris automated testing (TSA6-LR); and DALI-2 (TSA3-DL). The self-testing versions cut running costs and make sure the scheduled tests always happen. With AST the fitting tests itself: a 30-second functional test every week and a full duration test every 52 weeks.
What battery do the Twin Spots use?
An environmentally friendly lithium-ion battery.
What warranty do the Twin Spots have?
Up to 5 years on the luminaire and battery. Every product has 1 year as standard, and 5 years from the date of invoice once you register it within 6 months of purchase (a new product, bought from Z10 or an authorised reseller).
Where are the Twin Spot datasheets?
On the Specifications & downloads tab, beside each model: its datasheet, and the IES and LDT photometric files and spacing tables where it has them. For help with a layout, ask for our free lighting design advice.



