Emergency Lighting
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Emergency lighting is battery-backed lighting that switches on automatically when the building’s main power supply is cut, enabling all occupants to evacuate the premises safely.
The battery needs to power the light fitting for a minimum of 3 hours. To conserve power, the light output from the fitting is reduced, often to 10% of the normal light output. There are different types of emergency light fittings: Maintained: These operate as a normal light fitting and are controlled with all the other lights in the area, however when the power fails the maintained emergency fitting will continue to operate. Non-Maintained: These are normally switched off, with their batteries being continuously charged and a green LED showing fully charged. When the power fails then the fitting switches on using its battery supply. Non-maintained fittings are not part of the general lighting but are fittings such as emergency exit signs. Our Emergency Lighting Services include complete design, installation, supply and commissioning of new Emergency Lighting and Servicing or updating of existing Emergency Lighting in Bath and the surrounding areas. Our Electricians adhere to all British Standard guidelines to ensure your company and staff are fully protected, whilst listening to your individual needs and ensuring your requirements are met. We would also be happy to discuss the servicing and renovation of existing Emergency Lighting Systems. Emergency Lighting Systems should be regularly tested by a competent person every twelve months. DBD Electrical install & service Emergency Lighting in premises such as Apartment Buildings, Care Homes, Churches, Colleges, Community Halls, Distribution Centres, Exhibition Centres, Factories, Galleries, Garden Centres, Health Clubs, Hospitals, Hotels, HMO’s, Industrial Units, Museums, Nurseries, Offices, Private Homes, Bars, Pubs & Restaurants, Retail Outlets, Schools, Shopping Centres, Shops, Social Clubs, Village Halls, Warehouses, Workshops. |
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