Commercial and industrial equipment: including shopping centers, department stores, hotels, office buildings, factories, campuses, and other densely populated places. These devices need to ensure that personnel can evacuate in the event of power outages or other urgent situations.

Public places: such as subway stations, train stations, airports, etc., where there is a high mobility of local people, emergency lights can guide people to find exits.

Hospitals and nursing homes: These local personnel may be unable to move in emergency situations, and emergency lights can illuminate passages to assist people in quickly finding exits.

Warehouse and factory: There is a possibility of power outages due to equipment malfunctions or accidents in these areas, and emergency lighting can provide lighting for the evacuation of workers.

High rise buildings: In the event of disasters such as fires or earthquakes, elevators may not be operational and emergency lighting can assist people in finding evacuation routes.

Entertainment venues: such as cinemas, nightclubs, bars, etc., where emergency exits may not be obvious, emergency lighting can assist people in finding exits.

Underground equipment: such as underground shopping centers, underground passages, etc., these areas may become pitch black during power outages, and emergency lighting can provide lighting.

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