Emergency lighting that won't let you down.
Emergency and escape lighting design, installation and testing to BS 5266-1 – by qualified electricians.
Why it matters.
When the power fails, emergency lighting shows people the way out. It's a legal requirement in most non-domestic buildings and needs regular testing to stay effective.
We design, install, test and maintain emergency lighting systems – from self-contained fittings to central battery and addressable systems.
From survey to service.
Escape route and open-area lighting to BS 5266-1.
Self-contained, central battery and addressable systems.
Short functional tests of every luminaire.
Full rated-duration discharge testing.
Battery, lamp and fitting replacement.
Records kept up to date for your fire risk assessment.
The right solution for your building.
Self-contained
Each fitting has its own battery – simple and cost-effective.
Central battery
One battery system feeding many fittings – ideal for large sites.
Addressable / self-test
Fittings test themselves and report faults automatically.
Signage
Illuminated exit and directional signs.
A clear process, start to finish.
Survey
We visit site and understand the brief.
Design
Load calculations, drawings and a clear quote.
Install
Our own electricians, phased around you.
Test & certify
Full testing with certificates issued.
Maintain
Planned visits and fast fault response.
Testing routine.
BS 5266-1 recommends a short functional test every month and a full rated-duration test every year, with results recorded in a logbook.
Common questions.
How often should emergency lighting be tested?+
A brief functional test monthly and a full-duration test annually, as recommended by BS 5266-1.
Can you do the monthly tests for us?+
Yes – or we can train your team and handle the annual tests ourselves.
Can you upgrade to self-testing fittings?+
Yes. Self-test and addressable systems reduce the time spent on manual testing.
Make an Enquiry
Tell us what's going on and where. The right engineer – electrical, fire or security – will call you back, usually the same working day.