MULTIDIGIT touch monitoring system. The system makes it possible to permanently monitor single-battery safety lights from a central location. The safety lights report their current status via the integrated touchscreen or via a LAN network to a PC with a web browser, which takes over the evaluation and control of the entire system. The system status can thus be viewed immediately and clearly and a statement can be made at any time about the operational readiness of the safety lighting system. Separate software for operating the system is not necessary. 125 single-battery safety lights can be installed. Alternatively, up to 125 signal amplifiers, each for 125 lights, can be connected to the bus output of the module, thus increasing the number of monitored devices to up to 15,625 lights. There are no special requirements for the bus line; the structure can be T-shaped, star-shaped, linear or mixed. The polarity of the bus line does not have to be observed. Maximum length of the communication line 1,000 meters, 2 x 1,000 meters when using signal amplifiers. Functions: Automatic configuration of the system. Reporting of all occurring faults in plain text with location information. Coordination of the test times of all single-battery emergency lights. Logging of error messages. Detailed information and control options for each individual safety light. Continuous logging of all system faults. Automatic maintenance of a detailed test log for the system. Minimal costs for the prescribed checks of the emergency lighting system. Password protection for changes to the system data. The module can be queried from the integrated touchscreen or any intranet/internet-capable PC connected to the network via a web navigator without special software. The data stored in the module is sent to the navigator via the network using the TCP-IP protocol. If a fault occurs in the system, this is immediately displayed in the navigator window. With the built-in email function, a detailed fault report can be sent to the system manager of the system. With the appropriate network configuration, the system can also be reached via the Internet.