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BODINE

Bodine is a manufacturer of emergency lighting equipment, with a product history that includes emergency ballasts and inverters for fluorescent, incandescent, and LED lighting systems. The brand is part of Signify, a global lighting company, and its products are specified in commercial, institutional, and industrial facilities where code-compliant egress illumination is required during normal power interruption. Bodine emergency ballasts are typically installed inside or adjacent to fluorescent fixtures, while Bodine emergency lighting inverters are centralized or fixture-mounted units that convert normal AC supply into backup power for a defined load. Across the line, common input voltage ratings are 120 to 277V AC, allowing use on standard North American branch circuits without external step-down transformers. Output capacity varies by model: ballasts in the B50 series support up to 215W of bulb load and one or two lamps, while inverters range from 10W units for individual LED fixtures up to 250W units for larger egress loads. Battery technologies include lithium-ion, nickel-cadmium, and sealed lead-acid, depending on the model and required runtime. Many Bodine inverters ship with a parts kit that includes labels and installation hardware, and some models include attached dual flex conduit for simplified field wiring. These products are used in egress lighting circuits, exit sign backup, and other life-safety illumination applications. 3G Electric supplies Bodine emergency lighting products as part of its industrial equipment catalog, with 47 SKUs listed at the time of writing. The catalog includes standard emergency ballasts, self-testing ballasts, and emergency lighting inverters in a range of wattages and battery types. For technical buyers, 3G Electric provides access to datasheets, manufacturer part numbers, and logistics support for international shipment. The product data includes input voltage, maximum bulb wattage, battery type, and included accessories, allowing engineers and maintenance planners to match a Bodine unit to an existing fixture or a new egress lighting design. Because Bodine products are used in life-safety systems, specifiers should verify that the selected model meets the applicable local code requirements for emergency illumination duration and illumination level. 3G Electric can source Bodine emergency lighting components for projects and maintenance programs, with quotation and order support for global delivery.

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About BODINE

Bodine is a manufacturer of emergency lighting equipment, with a product history that includes emergency ballasts and inverters for fluorescent, incandescent, and LED lighting systems. The brand is part of Signify, a global lighting company, and its products are specified in commercial, institutional, and industrial facilities where code-compliant egress illumination is required during normal power interruption. Bodine emergency ballasts are typically installed inside or adjacent to fluorescent fixtures, while Bodine emergency lighting inverters are centralized or fixture-mounted units that convert normal AC supply into backup power for a defined load. Across the line, common input voltage ratings are 120 to 277V AC, allowing use on standard North American branch circuits without external step-down transformers. Output capacity varies by model: ballasts in the B50 series support up to 215W of bulb load and one or two lamps, while inverters range from 10W units for individual LED fixtures up to 250W units for larger egress loads. Battery technologies include lithium-ion, nickel-cadmium, and sealed lead-acid, depending on the model and required runtime. Many Bodine inverters ship with a parts kit that includes labels and installation hardware, and some models include attached dual flex conduit for simplified field wiring. These products are used in egress lighting circuits, exit sign backup, and other life-safety illumination applications. 3G Electric supplies Bodine emergency lighting products as part of its industrial equipment catalog, with 47 SKUs listed at the time of writing. The catalog includes standard emergency ballasts, self-testing ballasts, and emergency lighting inverters in a range of wattages and battery types. For technical buyers, 3G Electric provides access to datasheets, manufacturer part numbers, and logistics support for international shipment. The product data includes input voltage, maximum bulb wattage, battery type, and included accessories, allowing engineers and maintenance planners to match a Bodine unit to an existing fixture or a new egress lighting design. Because Bodine products are used in life-safety systems, specifiers should verify that the selected model meets the applicable local code requirements for emergency illumination duration and illumination level. 3G Electric can source Bodine emergency lighting components for projects and maintenance programs, with quotation and order support for global delivery.

Common Applications

  • Commercial office buildings — Bodine B50 or B50STU emergency ballasts for fluorescent egress lighting in corridors and stairwells.
  • Healthcare facilities — Bodine ELI-S-100 inverter for 100W emergency lighting loads on fluorescent, incandescent, or LED fixtures.
  • Industrial plants — Bodine ELIS250I2UO30ADI2 inverter for 250W egress lighting circuits in high-bay or process areas.
  • Retail and warehouse spaces — Bodine ELI-S-10 or ELI-S-10CDF lithium-ion inverters for individual LED emergency fixtures.
  • Educational campuses — Bodine ELIS20 inverter with nickel-cadmium battery for 25W emergency lighting in classrooms and assembly areas.
  • Parking structures — Bodine emergency ballasts and inverters for code-required egress illumination during power outages.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about BODINE from 3G Electric.

What is the difference between a Bodine emergency ballast and a Bodine emergency lighting inverter?

A Bodine emergency ballast is installed with or inside a fluorescent fixture and provides backup power to one or two lamps from a self-contained battery. A Bodine emergency lighting inverter is a separate unit that converts normal AC power to backup power for a defined load, which can include fluorescent, incandescent, or LED lamps. Inverters are available in higher wattages, such as the ELI-S-100 at 100W or the ELIS250I2UO30ADI2 at 250W, while ballasts in the B50 series are rated up to 215W. Selection depends on fixture type, load wattage, and whether centralized or distributed emergency power is preferred.

What input voltage do Bodine emergency lighting products require?

Most Bodine emergency ballasts and inverters in the 3G Electric catalog operate on 120 to 277V AC input. This range covers common commercial and industrial lighting circuits in North America. Some models are listed specifically as 120/277V AC, while others accept the full 120 to 277V AC range. The input voltage is stated on the product datasheet and should be matched to the available branch circuit. For international applications, verify that the local supply voltage and frequency are compatible with the selected model before installation.

What battery types are used in Bodine emergency lighting inverters?

Bodine emergency lighting inverters are available with lithium-ion, nickel-cadmium, or sealed lead-acid batteries, depending on the model. For example, the ELI-S-10 and ELI-S-10CDF use lithium-ion batteries, the ELIS20 uses nickel-cadmium, and the ELI-S-100 and ELIS250I2UO30ADI2 use sealed lead-acid. Battery type affects maintenance requirements, operating temperature range, and service life. Lithium-ion units are often selected for lower weight and reduced maintenance, while sealed lead-acid and nickel-cadmium units are used where those chemistries are preferred or required by the specification.

Does the Bodine B50STU emergency ballast support self-testing?

Yes. The Bodine B50STU is a self-testing fluorescent emergency ballast. It operates on 120 to 277V AC input and supports up to 215W of bulb load. Self-testing functionality performs routine diagnostics on the emergency circuit, which can reduce manual testing labor compared to standard ballasts. The B50STU is supplied with a manufacturer part number of B50STU and is listed in the 3G Electric catalog under standard emergency ballasts. For code compliance, confirm that the self-testing interval and reporting method meet the requirements of the applicable local electrical code.

What is included with Bodine emergency lighting inverters from 3G Electric?

Many Bodine emergency lighting inverters ship with a parts kit that includes labels and installation hardware. Some models, such as the ELI-S-10CDF, include attached dual flex conduit. The exact included items vary by model and are listed on the product datasheet. 3G Electric provides the manufacturer part number and available accessory information for each SKU so buyers can confirm what is in the box before ordering. If a specific accessory or label set is required for an inspection or code approval, verify the included items against the project submittal.

Can Bodine emergency lighting inverters be used with LED fixtures?

Yes. Several Bodine emergency lighting inverters in the 3G Electric catalog are rated for LED loads, as well as fluorescent and incandescent lamps. Examples include the ELI-S-10, ELI-S-10CDF, ELIS20, ELI-S-100, and ELIS250I2UO30ADI2. The maximum bulb wattage varies by model, from 10W up to 250W. When applying an inverter to LED fixtures, confirm that the LED driver is compatible with the inverter output waveform and that the connected load does not exceed the inverter rating. The product datasheet provides the applicable load types and wattage limits.