KONE Elevator Emergency Light Kit KM970575G04

An elevator emergency light usually remains unnoticed until the normal cabin lighting loses power.

KONE KM970575G04 is an emergency lighting kit used in compatible KONE elevator cabins. KONE officially identifies it as an EN81-20 Emergency Light Kit with L=3000, while replacement-parts suppliers also describe it as a cabin LED emergency light.

Confirm the Complete Kit

Before ordering, compare the original emergency light assembly rather than checking only the LED lamp appearance.

Please provide:

• KM970575G04 label

• complete lamp and cable photos

• connector type

• cable length

• mounting-hole position

• cabin installation location

• emergency power connection

• elevator model

• quantity required

The connector, cable length and fixing structure are important because similar emergency lights may not connect directly to the existing cabin wiring.

Replacement may be required when the lamp does not illuminate during a power interruption, the cable is damaged, the connector is loose, or the LED module has failed. Technicians should also inspect the emergency power supply, battery circuit, wiring and control signal before replacing the light itself.

Installation and emergency-light testing should be completed by qualified elevator personnel.

For enquiries from Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, UAE, Brazil, Chile, Spain and Italy, one illuminated-light photo together with the label and connector close-up is normally enough for preliminary confirmation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is KM970575G04 a normal cabin ceiling lamp?

No. It is an emergency lighting kit intended to provide cabin illumination when the normal lighting supply is unavailable.

What does EN81-20 mean on the product description?

It indicates that the kit is identified by KONE as an emergency light associated with the EN 81-20 elevator safety standard. The complete elevator installation must still be checked according to local requirements.

Can I order only by the KM number?

The KM number is the main reference, but the connector, cable length, mounting method and original installation should also be confirmed.