When to test Emergency Lights
In a word “Daily”!
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Lighting Reward Scheme
We are very excited to announce we’re now offering special discounts to our very best customers! For every £1 you spend, you’ll earn a point that you can use to redeem against your next purchase of emergency lighting.
Emergency exit lights not working
A brief guide of what to check when your emergency lights are not working
Covid-19 Update
Updated 12/5/2020 We have looked at the way we work and have made changes were we need to. Hopefully this should result in a better and safer working environment for us and your orders been despatched as soon as possible, only time will tell. We don’t think that we will ever operate as we did …
Get more light in your room
How can you get more light into your room without adding more lights? A few simple but overlooked solutions are. Clean the windows and open the curtains Natural light is the best light, the more the better. More light from daylight not only means you can turn the room lights off, but also brings health …
Cold Weather Testing
Most UK emergency lights are not designed to withstand prolonged periods of extreme cold temperatures. An external emergency light could be installed where no sunlight is ever received. Receiving direct sunlight benefits the emergency light with the suns warmth during the day. The emergency light will generate some of it’s own heat from the control …
Merry Christmas and a Happy new Year
We hope that you have had a great year and are looking forward to a well earned break, we certainly are. Over the past year we have had great support from our customers and suppliers and would like to thank them all.
Central Battery Emergency Lights
What are central battery emergency lights As the name implies a central battery emergency light is one where it’s power comes from one source somewhere within your building. These central battery emergency lights do not have a battery inside them and rely on the central battery to supply the whole system in the event of …
Hot Weather Testing
Test your Emergency Lighting after the hot weather Most UK emergency lighting is not designed to withstand prolonged periods of extreme heat. Inside a self contained emergency light the temperature can rise rapidly with been exposed to full sun all day. The luminaire will generate some of it’s own heat from the control gear and …