Emergency Lighting

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.

• 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

• 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