Emergency Testing
Emergency Lighting is a legal requirement and is needed when the normal electrical supply to premises fail. This test is not just for 'escape lighting' but also standby lighting which may be used for escape lighting.
If supply to normal lighting or parts of normal lighting to premises fail, escape lighting is required to fulfil the following functions:
"Escape lighting is required not only on complete failure of supply to the normal lighting but also on a localised failure, when such a failure would present a hazard, e.g. a single sub circuit on stairways. " - Extract form BS 5266-1:2005
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If supply to normal lighting or parts of normal lighting to premises fail, escape lighting is required to fulfil the following functions:
- To indicate clearly and unambiguously the escape routes;
- To provide illumination along such routes to allow safe movement towards and through the exits provided;
- To ensure that fire alarm call points and fire fighting equipment provided towards and through the exits provided.
"Escape lighting is required not only on complete failure of supply to the normal lighting but also on a localised failure, when such a failure would present a hazard, e.g. a single sub circuit on stairways. " - Extract form BS 5266-1:2005
Call us today on 0845 500 9006 or use the form below to request a call back.
