Emergency Lighting Solutions

Protect your premises with reliable, cost-effective emergency lighting solutions

We understand the critical importance of emergency lighting for ensuring safety during unforeseen power outages. Emergency lighting is essential for helping staff and visitors safely evacuate a building in the event of an emergency, such as a fire or power failure. It is a key component of any active fire protection system, ensuring pathways, exits, and crucial areas remain illuminated, even when the main power supply fails.

How do we protect your business and your emergency lighting requirements?

We work in partnership with you to help guide you through all areas of fire safety and provide emergency lighting advice, design, installation and maintenance. We make sure you are not only compliant, but also providing a safe environment for your people.

There are technical standards to adhere to in BS5266-1:2016, but don’t worry, we take care of that for you.

Complete emergency lighting solutions:

• LED Bulkheads: Ideal for corridors and emergency exits
• Fire Exit Signs: Clearly mark escape routes to guide occupants to safety.
• Emergency Downlights: Perfect for maintaining lighting in specific areas such as stairwells or large open spaces

We ensure our lighting solutions comply with the latest health and safety regulations to keep your business protected.

All-round fire safety solutions

Whether you need emergency lighting for exit doors, escape routes, stairways, fire fighting equipment, lifts etc. will all be down to your fire risk assessment. As with any area of active fire protection, emergency lighting forms part of a bigger picture in ensuring you are not just compliant, but that you provide a fire safe environment.

We have years of experience in working in partnership with businesses just like you to risk assess, plan for, and maintain the right fire safety to take away the hassle from you and provide you with the support and confidence you need in this area.

Find out more about our full range of services including passive fire protection, active fire protection and fire warden training.

The importance of emergency lighting

Fires can start at any time of day or night or in areas that may not have any natural light at any time of the day. When the normal electrical circuits fail, emergency lighting becomes the only way to safely escort people to safety. The challenge is knowing the right level of emergency lighting for your situation given that it is not just the physical aspects of your scenario, but also the number of people using the building that will impact the solution you need.