Emergency lighting
Emergency lighting installation & testing
Emergency lighting installation, monthly and annual testing, with records kept.
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Who needs it
Most non-domestic premises need emergency lighting on escape routes and in certain areas, as part of the responsible person's fire safety duties. That commonly includes:
- Shops, offices and workshops
- Cafés, pubs and hospitality
- Houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) and blocks with communal areas
- Village halls and community buildings
- Industrial units with plant or hazardous areas
Testing — what and when
Failed fittings are usually a battery or lamp, and we can often replace them on the same visit. The annual test is planned for a quiet period, because the fittings need time to recharge afterwards.
- Monthly — a short function test to check every fitting lights on mains failure
- Annually — a full-duration test, typically three hours, proving the batteries hold out
- Recorded — results logged so you can show an inspector or insurer the system is maintained
Upgrades
Older fluorescent emergency fittings are being replaced across the board with LED units that use less energy and last longer. Often combined with an LED lighting upgrade.
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Questions we get asked
Before you call.
How often does emergency lighting need testing?
A short function test monthly and a full-duration test annually, with results recorded in a logbook.
Do I need emergency lighting in my shop or office?
Most non-domestic premises need it on escape routes. Your fire risk assessment should specify what's required.
Can you do the monthly tests for us?
Yes — on their own, or as part of BusinessCare™ planned maintenance so the dates are tracked for you.
What happens if a fitting fails?
It's usually the battery or lamp. We can often replace it on the same visit and re-test.
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