Why one light is never enough
The new redundancy rule for emergency lighting Summary It is a scenario easy to overlook. You have emergency lighting installed, […]
The new 5-year emergency lighting test: what building managers need to know
Most building managers know they need to test their emergency lighting. The monthly flick of a test key, the annual
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Can I Install Emergency Lights in a Historic Building
If you manage or own a historic building, you might wonder whether emergency lighting rules apply to you and whether
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Full-width route illumination is now required — and what it means for your building
For years, the rule was simple enough: make sure the middle of your escape route was lit. Keep the centre
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Merry Christmas 2025 / 2026
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Can Emergency Lighting be dimmed?
Yes, emergency lighting can be dimmed, but with important caveats and specific requirements, mainly concerning safety and legal compliance. Here
Can Emergency Lighting Be On Its Own Circuit?
In the UK, the general guidance for self-contained emergency lighting systems is that they should be supplied from the same
“Shark Fin” Emergency Outdoor Wall Light
When it comes to outdoor lighting, you shouldn’t have to compromise between style and safety. The Shark Fin Emergency Outdoor
Shine a Light on Safety: The Self-Contained Emergency LED Floodlight
When a power outage hits, reliable emergency lighting is a must. The External LED Floodlight with 3-Hour Emergency Backup offers
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