Emergency Lighting & Exit Signs
When a fire cuts the power, corridors go dark and smoke fills them within seconds. People who walk those halls every day suddenly can't find the stairs.
Emergency lights switch on the instant the mains fail, and lit exit signs point the way out. Self-testing fittings prove they will work when you need them.
of light on escape routes when the power fails – so nobody is trapped in the dark
In the dark, people can't find a door they use every day
Fires often cut the power, and smoke makes corridors dark within seconds. Emergency lighting and illuminated exit signs show people the way out, light stairs and fire equipment, and prevent panic. Self-test systems prove they will work when needed.
How the way out stays lit
Tap any part of the drawing to see what it does.
- 01Mains fails during a fire or outage
- 02Every fitting switches to battery instantly
- 03Lit routes and exit signs guide people out safely
Lights and signs we install
Also available
Drawings are representative. We recommend exact models and brands after the site survey.
Emergency lighting technologies
Maintained & non-maintained
Maintained fittings are always on (exit signs, cinemas); non-maintained light up only when mains fails.
Self-contained vs central battery
Battery in each fitting, or one central battery system that is easier to maintain in large buildings.
Self-test & addressable monitoring
Fittings test themselves monthly and annually and report faults to a panel.
LED & photoluminescent signage
Low-power LED exit signs and glow-in-the-dark way-finding.
Everything in the scope
Self-contained emergency lights
Central battery systems
LED and photoluminescent exit signs
Escape-route planning
Periodic duration testing
Why our escape routes are easy to follow
We trace every escape route and place lights at doors, stairs and turns.
Light levels measured on the escape route.
Monthly/annual test logs for inspections.
Planned replacement before failure.
Where you’ll find it
- Factories and warehouses
- High-rise and commercial buildings
- Hospitals and schools
- Basements and stairs
Questions we answer on the survey
- What do you need now, and what can wait?
- How will it connect to the systems you already have?
- What will it cost to run and maintain each year?
- Which local rules and inspections apply to your site?
Often installed together
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