A multi-coloured light at the end of the tunnel

AN EMERGENCY lighting system released by Mineglow has a light-emitting diode light strip that can be configured with multi-directional light pulses and colours to warn underground miners of an emergency and direct them to safety.

Red chasing lights for emergency

06 September 2022
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The fully configurable and interoperable emergency lighting system, em-Control, has already been installed in tunnels at mines in Australia, New Zealand and West Africa.

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