Ensure safe evacuation during a fire and maintain productivity during a power cut with professional emergency light testing.
Brooktech’s NICEIC-approved electricians can offer reassurance that your system will operate effectively if the power supply fails.
Every element of your emergency lighting will be checked during one-hour functional tests every six months and three-hour tests once a year:
Emergency escape lighting: to assist during potentially dangerous situations
Escape route lighting: to alert employees to exits and create a safe, well-lit route when evacuating a building
Open area lighting: to minimise panic and guide staff to escape routes
High risk task area lighting: to provide light for members of your team performing vital shutdown procedures
Standby lighting: to allow your team to keep working during an inconvenient power cut
Our specialists will confirm your emergency lighting system is operating automatically and meeting all legal requirements under the Fire Safety Reform Order 2005.
We pride ourselves on exceptional workmanship and customer service.
Choose us to carry out your emergency light testing and we’ll get the job done expertly and efficiently.
You can also enjoy flexible payment plans and, once on board, discounts on additional services.
Based in Stockport, we cover Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Merseyside, Yorkshire, Lancashire, Derbyshire, Staffordshire and parts of North Wales.
Speak to us about keeping your emergency lighting shining bright.
At Brooktech, we understand your needs when it comes to maintenance: you want expertise, convenience, high standards and good value.
Our extensive range of services ticks all those boxes.
Save time and money by combining emergency light testing with our other services: intruder alarms, fire alarms, fixed wire and portable appliance testing (PAT).
Get all these crucial jobs completed on the same day, thanks to Brooktech’s broad expertise and efficient service.
Your essential equipment kept in tip top condition by one trusted team.
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