Ensuring safe evacuation in any power failure scenario. We design, install, and maintain BS 5266 compliant emergency lighting systems that protect lives and keep your building legally compliant.
From initial risk assessment to ongoing testing and certification, we deliver end-to-end emergency lighting services that meet every regulatory requirement.
Thorough evaluation of your premises to identify escape routes, open areas, and high-risk zones requiring emergency illumination.
Custom emergency lighting layouts designed to BS 5266 standards, ensuring correct lux levels and luminaire placement.
Expert installation by NICEIC approved engineers with minimal disruption to your daily operations.
Full functional testing and commissioning of all luminaires, with documented results and compliance certificates.
Monthly flick tests, annual full-duration tests, and battery replacements to maintain ongoing compliance.
LED conversions, system upgrades, and like-for-like replacements to keep your emergency lighting current and efficient.
We install and maintain all types of emergency lighting systems, each suited to specific building types, occupancy patterns, and compliance requirements.
Luminaires that remain illuminated at all times, seamlessly switching to battery power during a mains failure.
Best suited for:
Cinemas, theatres, shopping centres, restaurants, and public venues
Luminaires that activate only during a mains power failure, providing dedicated escape route illumination.
Best suited for:
Offices, warehouses, factories, and permanently staffed buildings
Intelligent systems that automatically carry out routine functional tests, reducing manual maintenance requirements.
Best suited for:
Large commercial estates, multi-site organisations, and managed properties
Centralised power supply that feeds multiple emergency luminaires from a single battery location.
Best suited for:
Hospitals, high-rise buildings, large commercial premises, and data centres
BS 5266 is the British Standard that governs the design, installation, and maintenance of emergency lighting systems. Compliance is a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 for all non-domestic premises.
Escape Routes
All corridors, stairways, and pathways to final exits
Open Areas
Rooms over 60m² to prevent panic and aid orientation
High-Risk Task Areas
Areas where dangerous processes must be safely shut down
Toilet & Washrooms
Facilities over 8m² without borrowed light
Fire Equipment Points
Locations of fire extinguishers, call points, and alarms
Changes in Level
Steps, ramps, and changes in floor level along escape routes
Exit Signage
All final exit doors and directional exit signs
Our emergency lighting systems protect a wide range of environments, each with unique safety requirements and evacuation challenges.
Ensuring safe evacuation routes for staff and visitors with compliant emergency lighting.
Robust emergency lighting for manufacturing environments, warehouses, and high-risk areas.
Critical illumination for hospitals, care homes, and clinics where uninterrupted light is essential.
Communal area emergency lighting for apartment blocks, HMOs, and residential developments.
Over 5 years of experience delivering reliable emergency lighting solutions with unmatched service and support.
Emergency callouts within 4 hours, with 24/7 support available year-round.
NICEIC approved engineers with specialist training in emergency lighting design.
Bespoke emergency lighting plans designed around your building layout and risk assessment.
Comprehensive maintenance programmes with testing, certification, and battery replacement.
Don't wait for a compliance failure or an emergency to expose inadequate lighting. Contact our specialists today for a free assessment and ensure your building meets every legal requirement.
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