The purpose of emergency lighting is to provide adequate illumination when an incident occurs and the main power supply of the building can’t function, rendering all lights inactive. Loss of electrical services can be caused by a fire or a power cut and can plunge...
Emergency lighting is designed for use in an emergency when a building’s main power supply is no longer functioning and normal illumination fails. Whether it is caused by a power cut or fire, such loss of light can leave a building in sudden darkness and...
Emergency and LED lighting often tend to be overlooked, but can actually be a vital asset to your business - and it is often a requirement of your insurance company, to comply with British Standards. Here we discuss some of the advantages of emergency lighting: The...
