About
Our work covers both centralised emergency lighting systems and self-contained luminaires, including smart self-contained solutions for sites where conventional wiring routes are limited. This can be particularly useful in listed buildings or occupied premises where a single-phase supply is available, but running communications cabling to each fitting would be disruptive, impractical or cost-prohibitive.
We do not provide routine walk-around visual checks. These are best carried out by site staff, as they understand the building layout, occupancy patterns and day-to-day access issues. Our role is to support the responsible person with technical inspection, discharge testing, duration checks, fault finding, repairs and logbook records.
Applications
- Commercial buildings
- Offices
- Listed buildings
- Healthcare premises
- Education facilities
- Industrial sites
- Warehouses
- Retail units
- Hotels and hospitality
- Public buildings
- Multi-storey and multi-tenant premises
- Critical infrastructure sites
- Specialist applications where access, wiring routes or disruption must be carefully managed
Features and benefits
- Installation and maintenance of centralised emergency lighting systems
- Supply and installation of self-contained emergency lighting
- Smart self-contained emergency lighting options for buildings where communications cabling is difficult
- Suitable for listed buildings and sensitive sites where intrusive cabling needs to be reduced
- Practical solutions where only a single-phase supply is available
- Emergency lighting discharge testing to verify battery and luminaire performance
- Duration checks to confirm emergency lighting operates for the required period
- Fault finding and repair to minimise downtime in occupied buildings
- Technical support for planned maintenance, remedial works and system upgrades
- Reduced disruption compared with traditional hard-wired monitoring arrangements
- Helps building operators maintain safe escape routes, exit signage and emergency illumination when normal lighting fails
Frequently asked questions
Do you carry out walk-around visual checks?
No. Routine walk-around visual checks are best carried out by site staff who understand the building layout, occupancy patterns and day-to-day access. Our role is technical inspection, discharge testing, duration checks, fault finding, repairs and logbook records.
What types of emergency lighting do you cover?
We install, maintain, test and repair centralised emergency lighting systems and self-contained luminaires, including smart self-contained options for sites where running communications cabling to each fitting would be disruptive or impractical.
Can you work in listed or sensitive buildings?
Yes. Smart self-contained emergency lighting can be particularly useful in listed buildings or occupied premises where a single-phase supply is available but conventional wiring routes are limited.
What testing do you provide?
- Discharge testing: Emergency lighting discharge testing verifies battery and luminaire performance.
- Duration checks: Duration checks confirm emergency lighting operates for the required period.
- Fault finding and repair: We provide fault finding and repair to minimise downtime in occupied buildings.