Emergency Lighting
Safe exit and wayfinding solutions.
A mandatory system that switches to its own battery when mains power fails, illuminating the escape route and safeguarding life safety.
Yes. Emergency lighting and exit signage are mandatory in the building types defined by fire safety regulations.
Emergency lighting is expected to operate for at least 60 minutes after a power failure in regulated buildings. Higher-risk premises may require longer.
A maintained luminaire is lit both on mains and during an outage; a non-maintained unit operates only when power fails. Exit signs are generally specified as maintained.
Function tests are recommended monthly and full-duration discharge tests annually. Self-test models carry out and report these checks automatically.
Price varies with battery duration, self-test capability and mounting type. Contact us for a quotation tailored to your project.