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Emergency Exit Signs
Emergency exit signs are vital for guiding occupants to safety during power failures or emergencies. Our range includes illuminated and non-illuminated signage, combining reliability with energy-efficient lighting. Designed for commercial, industrial, and public spaces, these signs ensure clear, visible direction when it matters most. With durable construction and easy installation, they provide a compliant, long-lasting safety solution for any environment.
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FAQ's
A: High-bay fixtures are typically used for ceilings higher than 20 feet, while low-bay fixtures are used for ceilings between 12 to 20 feet. Additionally, high-bay fixtures are designed to provide focused, directional light, whereas low-bay fixtures offer more diffused lighting.
A: LED emergency exit signs are designed to provide illumination in the event of a power failure. In the UK, regulations require these signs to stay lit for a minimum of three hours, ensuring safe evacuation from a building.
These exit signs have a built-in battery backup that automatically activates when mains power is lost. Regular testing is essential to ensure the battery functions correctly. Monthly function tests should be performed to check for faults, and an annual full-duration test is required to confirm the sign remains illuminated for the full three-hour period.
Many modern emergency exit signs now feature self-test functionality, which automatically carries out routine checks and alerts users to any faults, reducing the need for manual testing. This helps ensure compliance with safety regulations while simplifying maintenance.
A: Installing an LED emergency exit sign involves mounting the unit, connecting it to mains power, and ensuring the battery backup operates correctly. Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician to ensure compliance with BS 5266-1 emergency lighting standards and building safety regulations.
UK law also requires regular testing to ensure emergency exit signs function properly in the event of a power failure. A monthly function test should be carried out, briefly activating the emergency mode to check for faults. Additionally, a full annual test must be conducted, ensuring the sign remains illuminated for the required three-hour duration.
Many modern exit signs include self-test functionality, which reduces the need for manual checks. Always follow the manufacturer’s installation and maintenance guidelines to ensure compliance with safety regulations.