Emergency Lighting Maintenance
Our emergency lighting service addresses the latest building safety regulations.
Our services include:
• Design
• Supply
• Install
• Commission
• Maintenance
The primary purpose of emergency lighting is to illuminate escape routes, but it is also used to illuminate signs and other safety equipment. Emergency lighting operates automatically when a lighting circuit loses the mains power supply; it is, therefore, vital in aiding safe evacuation using escape routes.
Emergency lighting systems should conform to the recommendations in BS 5266.
For more information on our range of emergency lighting services, please click through to the pages in this section.
Design, Supply, Install & Commission
Our emergency lighting addresses the latest building safety regulations. Services include: design, supply, install, commission and maintenance for a range of self-contained, high efficiency luminaries in both functional and decorative versions.
We can also provide central battery powered systems. Our design personnel are able to provide technical advice and product selection.
Maintenance
Emergency lighting is required to be tested at regular intervals. We will attend and advise you of a service routine that suits you and your building requirements. This can be annually or more frequently if required.
Emergency lighting can be ‘maintained’, i.e. on all the time, or ‘non-maintained’, i.e. normally off and only operates when the normal lighting fails. Emergency lights should operate for one, two or three hours, depending on the application but in practice most emergency lights are three hour. Emergency lights will also provide some use in the premises during a power failure other than in an emergency situation.
Whatever type of emergency lighting you already have in place, we provide maintenance plans to suit. All our work complies to British Standards – BS5266.
As a contract customer we will provide you with a call-out service available 24-7, 365 days per year. All services performed are carried out in accordance with the relevant British Codes of Practice by fully trained and competent
