Domus EVAC-D63-SM - 3.5W LED D63 Non-Maintained Surface Mounted Emergency Light

The Domus EVAC-D63-SM is a 3.5 W surface-mounted non-maintained emergency light — D63 classification, 4500 K, LiFePO4 battery, 180 × 180 mm, complying with AS 2293.3-2005 + AMD 1&2 Annex C. White or black.

⭐ Surface mounted — and when that is the right answer

• ✅ No cutout, no ceiling void needed. It fixes to the surface, which is the only option on a concrete soffit, a fire-rated ceiling you must not penetrate, or an existing plaster ceiling you do not want to open.
• ⭐ Which is often the real constraint on an emergency retrofit. Cutting into a fire-rated ceiling means making good the rating; a surface fitting sidesteps it entirely.
• 180 × 180 mm — ⛔ on the datasheet and in no field. ⚠ It is a visible object, unlike its recessed twin, so it wants a considered position rather than wherever the spacing table lands.
• ⭐ “Large Terminal, PA16” on the sheet — a generous terminal for surface wiring, which matters when the cable arrives on the surface rather than through a hole.

✅ It records its warranty correctly, and its twin does not

• 4 years, including the battery — recorded here, and matching the datasheet.
• ⛔ Its recessed twin, the EVAC-D63-REC, records 2 years against the same 4-year sheet. Same engine, same classification, same warranty — one listing halves it.
• ⭐ Worth knowing if you are comparing the two on price, because the recessed listing looks like a shorter-warranty product and is not.
• ⭐ “Including battery” is the phrase that matters — the BOLT emergency battens here split their term 3 years on the fitting and 1 on the battery, and the battery is what ages and what fails the periodic discharge test.

⛔ No lumen figure exists for this version

The recessed EVAC-D63 publishes 380 lm. ⛔ This surface-mounted version publishes none — not in the record, not in the parsed datasheet.

• ⚠ Same 3.5 W engine and same D63 classification, so a similar figure is likely — but we are not going to publish the recessed version's number as this one's. The optic and the housing differ.
• ⭐ And on an emergency light the classification matters more than the lumens anyway — D63 is what AS 2293.1 turns into a spacing table. The output figure is not what you count fittings with.
• ⭐ Ask us if you need it for a submission.

⭐ The D63 classification, and what it buys

• D63 covers more ground than D40, so fewer fittings cover the same path of travel.
• ⛔ The classification is on the datasheet and in no product field — the single most consequential omission on an emergency listing.
• ⚠ Do not substitute across classifications without re-checking the spacing.

Specifying it

• 3.5 W, 4500 K, 140° beam, 240 V, IP20.
• Non-maintained — ⚠ off in normal use, on only when the mains fails.
• LiFePO4 battery with ⭐ polarity-reversal protection, so it can be installed on an unfinished job without discharging for weeks.
• Complies with AS 2293.3-2005 + AMD 1&2 Annex C, EMC compliant.
• ⛔ Duration not stated in any source — ask us; the required figure comes from the building's classification.

Where it works

• Concrete soffits and fire-rated ceilings that must not be penetrated.
• Retrofits where opening a finished ceiling is not wanted.
• Corridors and paths of travel in apartments, shopping centres and hospitality.
• ⛔ Not as a maintained fitting.
• ⚠ Not where a flush appearance matters — the recessed version is the discreet one.

Specifying it

3.5 W surface-mounted non-maintained LED emergency light. D63 classification. 4500 K, 140° beam. 180 × 180 mm. LiFePO4 battery with polarity-reversal protection. Large terminal, PA16. 240 V, IP20. Complies with AS 2293.3-2005 + AMD 1&2 Annex C, EMC compliant. White or black. ✅ Warranty 4 years including the battery. ⛔ No lumen figure is published for this version in any source — the recessed EVAC-D63 gives 380 lm from the same 3.5 W engine. ⛔ The D63 classification and the battery duration are on the sheet or absent, not in any field.

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