Emergency Lights
MJ Fire Safety provides a comprehensive supply, installation and maintenance service in all aspects of emergency lighting.
Emergency lighting must now be installed in all new buildings and should operate automatically with sufficient illumination to enable persons to evacuate the premises safely. Emergency lighting and signs should clearly show all exit routes from the premises, paying particular attention to stairways, changes in floor level, lift areas, wash room areas and public access. Fire alarm call points and fire fighting equipment should also be clearly illuminated and emergency lighting systems should be designed to permit safety operations such as first aid and fire fighting.
Emergency lighting falls into three categories:
- Maintained - operates when the normal supply to the mains lighting fails, but can be switched on and off in the normal way when mains supply is healthy.
- Non Maintained - emergency lighting illuminated only in the event of a mains failure.
- Combined (was Sustained) - has more than one lamp, with one lamp dedicated to emergency use and operates when the mains fails.
In line with BS 5266 and BS EN 50172 MJ Fire Safety surveyors can advise on the most suitable emergency lighting fittings and locations for your system
MJ Fire Safety has a team of highly experienced emergency lighting technicians who will fit your emergency lighting to meet all regulations and provide maintenance and testing of your existing system to ensure it meets British Standard Emergency Lighting Systems Regulations for servicing and testing.
Regular testing of your emergency lighting system is essential for correct operation. MJ Fire Safety will advise on an emergency lighting solution that works for you and provide a routine maintenance and testing service to ensure peace of mind as well as a 24 hour call-out service should the need arise.
Why not contact one of our friendly team who will be only too happy to answer any questions or arrange a free quotation.
