Review the building and existing system
Emergency lighting supports escape when normal lighting fails. The required arrangement depends on the building and relevant fire-safety information. Tell us about alterations, failed fittings and gaps raised in previous reports rather than assuming that a standard number of lights will be suitable.
- Building use, layout and relevant fire-safety assessment.
- Existing lighting records and test results.
- Known faults or planned changes to escape routes.
- Occupancy, access and suitable testing times.
Planning a visit in Henleaze & Westbury-on-Trym
For a property with several occupants or separate working areas, nominate one person to coordinate access. Include any restricted rooms or equipment locations when describing the job.
Testing, repairs and records
The agreed scope may include functional checks, duration testing, replacement fittings or installation changes. Discuss how the building will be managed during testing and while batteries recover afterwards. Findings and completed work should be recorded within the agreed scope, with any additional repairs quoted and authorised separately.
Questions about this service
Can a normal LED light replace an emergency fitting?
Normal lighting and emergency lighting serve different purposes. The proposed replacement needs to suit the emergency system and the relevant requirements.
Can you inspect an existing system?
Provide the available logbook, layout information and reported problems so an appropriate visit and scope can be discussed.
Related services
For the wider service, see emergency lighting services. You may also need commercial electrical services, HMO fire alarm services.
Discuss your property
Tell us about your Henleaze & Westbury-on-Trym property and the work required. Call 07943 951993 or make an enquiry to discuss the next step and availability.
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