ABB Mini Inverter Series

ABB Mini Inverter Series

Interruptible Unit Equipment

125 W, 250 W, 400 W, or 720 W

Controls

Standard with a non-audible self diagnostic/charger is fully self-contained, fully automatic microcontroller based system
Optional audible auto diagnostic available
Standard lighting control override for 0-10V dimming systems

ABB Mini Inverter features and benefits

Electronics

High-efficiency pure sine wave inverter at 250W capacity or higher
Temperature compensated charger
Replaceable output fuse protection
Low battery voltage disconnect
Unit comes standard with electronic lockout and brownout circuits

Load Shedding

During a power outage the emergency fixture is dimmed to 25% or 45% brightness output. Reducing wattage draw from the fixture will allow for more fixture to be connected to the Mini Inverter.
Maximum 20 Emergency fixtures can be daisy chained per EMIU 250
In standby mode, the maximum normally-on load that can be connected to EMIU-250-LD is 960 watts

Sealed Maintenance-Free Battery

12V oversized valve regulated lead-calcium (VRLA) battery
Provides 90 minutes of emergency operation

Nexus® Option

Units equipped with Nexus® self-testing monitoring system circuitry shall self test, in accordance with NFPA101, Life Safety Code minimum 30 seconds every 30 days, 30 minutes every six months and 90 minutes annually as well as keep a history of all testing logs, plus feature a real-time diagnoses, as well as, be able to locate exact fixture location while notifying service personnel to the status of the fixture via email notification. Nexus® system interface with an improved minimum load lost detection of 10%

Single Source Lighting Inverter Provider

Expert assistance from Technical Consultants assist in the selection process of your next Inverter System. Our team is available for Technical Review of specifications, Sizing assistance, Voltage selection, and Runtime Calculations.

Latest News

Stay up-to-date with Lighting Inverter's news and resources about the industry!

Our Resources

a red exit sign is hanging from the ceiling in a dark room .

Emergency Lighting Code Compliance

27 Feb, 2024

Illuminate the path to safety with our guide on emergency lighting code compliance. Ensure your spaces meet safety standards effectively.

Single Phase vs Three Phase Explained

By Tyler Marks • 31 Jan, 2024

Electrical supplies for homes and businesses commonly use single-phase alternating current (AC). This alternating current works with most appliances, simple office equipment, lighting, and other devices. Yet for large companies with complex equipment and in many other countries, equipment relies on three-phase alternating current. There are some key differences, advantages, and disadvantages when comparing single-phase vs three-phase power. Understanding these differences will allow you to select the right one for your company.

Lighting Inverter Battery Replacements and Maintenance, who does this?

13 Oct, 2023

A lighting inverter system is made up of it’s power conditioning component, inverter components, charging, and the backup runtime component which are batteries. The UL 924 compliance code requires that 90 minutes of battery minimum are provided to all exit sign routes. This 90 minute runtime can only pass it’s minimum test by having well charged, healthy batteries.

Request a Quote

Experienced Product Representatives are on hand to send you information and quotations for equipment. If you need help with sizing, installation planning, or general questions about product please fill in the appropriate form and someone will contact you shortly. You may also call 844-501-1887 to get a direct product representative.

ABB Mini Inverter Series