Design, installation, testing and maintenance of emergency lighting systems across the North East, to BS 5266, keeping escape routes and exits lit when the mains power fails.
When the mains power fails, emergency lighting keeps escape routes, exits and key areas lit so people can leave a building safely. For most non-domestic premises it is a legal requirement, and it needs to be designed, installed and tested correctly to be relied upon.
We design, install, test and maintain emergency lighting systems to BS 5266, from single luminaires to full schemes. The level of cover needed is confirmed by your fire risk assessment, and we keep everything logged and fully compliant.
Design, installation, testing and maintenance to keep you compliant.
Emergency lighting designed to BS 5266 around your escape routes, exits and risk areas.
Neat installation of maintained and non-maintained luminaires and illuminated exit signs.
Monthly functional and annual full-duration testing to keep your system reliable.
Compliant certificates and a logbook that records every test and result.
Upgrades to efficient LED luminaires and prompt repair of any faults.
Illuminated exit signs and route lighting so people can get out safely.
Emergency lighting is needed across escape routes and key areas in almost all non-domestic premises. We cover them all:
Systems designed, installed and tested to the emergency lighting standard, BS 5266.
Regular testing with clear records, so you can prove compliance at any time.
Efficient LED luminaires that cut running costs and maintenance.
Decades of fire safety experience across North East premises.
Most non-domestic premises are required to have emergency lighting so that people can escape safely if the normal lighting fails. Your fire risk assessment will identify where it is needed, and we can design a compliant system to match.
Emergency lighting should be tested monthly with a short functional test and annually with a full-duration test, in line with BS 5266. We carry out both and keep a logbook of every result.
Maintained emergency lights are on all the time, while non-maintained lights only come on when the power fails. We will advise which is right for each area of your premises.
Yes. We can upgrade older or failing systems, including converting to efficient LED luminaires, and repair faults to bring your system back into compliance.
Yes. We provide compliant certification and a logbook that records your emergency lighting tests and results, ready for inspectors and insurers.
Delivering Emergency Lighting for businesses and homes throughout Tyne & Wear, Northumberland and County Durham.
Talk to us about designing, installing or maintaining a BS 5266 emergency lighting system that keeps your premises safe and compliant.
