✔ BAFE and NSI approved · ✔ Based in Halesowen · ✔ Monthly and annual tests done by our engineers
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British Standard BS 5266-1 sets out how emergency lighting should be tested and looked after. Our guide to emergency lighting regulations explains what the law expects in plain English.
New systems, extra fittings where routes are poorly lit, and replacement of old or failing units.
Our engineers test each light every month to show it comes on when the mains power is cut.
Our engineers run each light on battery for its full rated time, to prove it lasts as long as it should.
Every visit is logged in our online customer portal, ready for fire risk assessments, insurers and inspections.
Whoever installed it, we can maintain it.
Every month, our engineers carry out a short functional test. Each light is switched to battery by cutting its mains supply, to check it comes on and the signs are lit.
Once a year, we run every light for its full rated duration, usually three hours, to prove the batteries still last.
After each visit we log the results in your logbook and our online customer portal. We also tell you about any light that has failed, with a clear quote to fix it.
We maintain self-contained emergency lighting, where each fitting has its own battery. This is the type used in most offices, shops, schools, care homes and industrial units.
We reply within one working day.
Monthly and annual tests booked in, faults fixed, records online.
Tell us the type of building, roughly where it is, and what you need. We reply within one working day. Or call 0333 224 0247.