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Get to Know a New Product: A Discussion with Barron Lighting Group’s Kevin Arndt about the LE-C6 Emergency Lighting Controller

02/17/2025 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

As part of a new Lighting Controls Association series of short articles providing an in-depth introduction to new products, Craig DiLouie talked to Kevin Arndt, Technical Product Manager, Barron Lighting Group about the company’s new LE-C6 UL924-compliant emergency lighting controller.

DiLouie: Please describe your new product!

Arndt: The LE-C6 is a UL924-compliant emergency lighting controller designed to maintain functionality during power disruptions. It integrates with LiteLogic Bluetooth sensors and other devices, supporting remote test buttons or fire alarm interfaces, and ensures emergency lighting activation in conjunction with inverter or generator systems.

DiLouie: What problems does the LE-C6 solve for lighting controls practitioners?

Arndt: The LE-C6 ensures seamless emergency lighting functionality by simulating the emergency lighting response when normal power is disrupted, in coordination with inverter or generator systems. During power outages, all Bluetooth motion sensors are bypassed, allowing lights to operate at full power to illuminate the path of egress, ensuring safety and compliance.

DiLouie: What otherwise makes this a standout product among this year’s offering by the lighting control industry?

Arndt: The LE-C6 stands out due to its versatile compatibility with LiteLogic Bluetooth devices, compact and durable construction, and compliance with UL924. Its ability to function in return air plenums adds flexibility for installation in diverse environments, making it both user-friendly and efficient.

DiLouie: What applications does this product serve?

Arndt: The LE-C6 is ideal for use in emergency lighting systems in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings. It is particularly suited for environments requiring Bluetooth-enabled control and monitoring, such as office buildings, schools, and healthcare facilities.

DiLouie: How does the LE-C6 emergency lighting controller fit in your company’s overall control offering?

Arndt: The LE-C6 complements the company’s portfolio by integrating seamlessly with the LiteLogic ecosystem, enhancing its emergency and smart lighting solutions. Its focus on safety, compliance, and modern control technologies aligns with the company’s commitment to innovative lighting controls.

DiLouie: What is Barron Lighting Group’s philosophy regarding new product development?

Arndt: Barron Lighting Group emphasizes developing innovative, reliable, and user-friendly lighting control solutions that prioritize safety, regulatory compliance, and ease of integration into existing systems.

DiLouie: How is the product installed?

Arndt: The LE-C6 is installed by mounting it to a junction box using a 1/2″ knockout and connecting it to normal and emergency power circuits through the labeled wiring interfaces. Once installed, the device is added to a LiteLogic mesh network via the app for configuration and control. A built-in or remote test button is then used to verify proper emergency lighting functionality.

DiLouie: How is it configured and used?

Arndt: Configuration is facilitated through the LiteLogic app, which allows users to adjust controller settings and integrate the device with compatible sensors. The dual-color LED indicator provides real-time status updates for ease of monitoring and operation.

DiLouie: What support services does your company offer for the LE-C6?

Arndt: The company provides comprehensive support, including a five-year warranty for repair or replacement. Additional resources, such as installation guides and compatibility charts, are accessible online, along with customer support for troubleshooting and technical assistance.

DiLouie: Is there anything else you’d like to add about what makes this new product an ideal choice for lighting controls practitioners?

Arndt: The LE-C6’s advanced Bluetooth compatibility, single-zone efficiency, and robust compliance with safety standards make it a cost-effective and dependable solution for emergency lighting. Its design emphasizes convenience, reliability, and ease of integration, addressing the practical needs of modern lighting professionals.

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