HR3002EM Schneider HR3000 Guest Room 2 Way Emergency Lighting Module Fire Linkage Control Module Unit

The HR3002EM is a two-way emergency lighting module within the HR3000 guest room control system, designed to operate independently of standard room lighting logic. Its two channels activate emergency lighting circuits upon receiving a fire signal, regardless of the room control system status or guest lighting preferences.

In hotel environments, this functionality is critical as dark, unfamiliar rooms present evacuation hazards. The module provides essential illumination in key areas including corridors, room entrances, and bathrooms during emergencies. Positioned at the system boundary, it interfaces with fire alarm systems while maintaining integration with room control architecture.

Emergency lighting decisions in guest rooms must align with fire strategy rather than interior design considerations. Key planning aspects include:

• Identifying which circuits serve as emergency circuits
• Determining power supply configuration relative to normal lighting
• Defining system behavior during fire signal activation and reset

Circuit selection prioritizes evacuation path illumination over general space lighting. Fire system interface testing should focus on fire system functionality rather than room control operations, including comprehensive reset path verification to prevent false fault reporting.

This module serves multiple accommodation types requiring emergency illumination response to fire signals:

• Hotels: Primary application for guest room emergency lighting
• Serviced Apartments & Student Accommodation: Similar emergency lighting requirements
• Residential Buildings: Individual unit response to building-wide alarm systems
• Healthcare & Care Homes: Critical for assisted evacuation scenarios
• Mixed-Use Developments: Integration where residential spaces overlay commercial areas with shared alarm systems

As requirements are governed by local regulations, specification typically originates from fire engineering professionals with implementation by controls contractors.