Emergency Lighting Testing Sussex | Fire Safety Compliance

Emergency Lighting Testing Sussex | Fire Safety Compliance

Professional emergency lighting testing across Sussex. NAPIT approved testing ensuring your emergency lighting meets all fire safety regulations.

Emergency Lighting Testing Services

Emergency lighting is a legal requirement for most commercial premises. Our NAPIT approved electricians provide comprehensive emergency lighting testing across Sussex, ensuring your system meets BS 5266 standards and fire safety regulations.

Full System Testing

Comprehensive testing of all emergency lighting units, batteries, and control systems.

Compliance Certificates

Official certificates meeting BS 5266 and fire safety regulations.

Regular Testing

Monthly, 6-monthly, and annual testing schedules to meet legal requirements.

Repairs & Replacements

Fast repair and replacement service for faulty emergency lighting units.

All Commercial Properties

Testing for offices, shops, warehouses, schools, and all commercial premises.

Fire Safety Compliance

Ensuring your emergency lighting meets all fire safety regulations.

Emergency Lighting Testing Requirements

Monthly Testing

Brief functional test (flick test) to ensure all emergency lights illuminate when mains power is interrupted. Takes just a few minutes per unit.

6-Monthly Testing

Extended duration test to verify batteries can sustain emergency lighting for at least 1 hour. Includes checking all units and recording results.

Annual Testing

Full 3-hour duration test to verify batteries can sustain emergency lighting for the full rated duration. Comprehensive inspection and certification.

Repairs & Maintenance

Fast repair service for faulty units, battery replacements, and full system upgrades to ensure continuous compliance.

What We Test

✓ Exit Signs: All illuminated exit signs and directional signage

✓ Emergency Lights: All emergency lighting units throughout the building

✓ Battery Backup: Testing battery condition and duration

✓ Control Systems: Testing central battery systems and control panels

✓ Escape Routes: Ensuring adequate lighting along all escape routes

✓ Open Areas: Testing anti-panic lighting in large open spaces

✓ High Risk Areas: Testing emergency lighting in high-risk locations

✓ External Exits: Testing external emergency lighting at final exits

Who Needs Emergency Lighting Testing?

  • Offices & Workplaces: All commercial offices and workplaces with employees or public access
  • Retail & Shops: All retail premises, shopping centers, and public-facing businesses
  • Hospitality: Restaurants, pubs, hotels, and all hospitality venues
  • Schools & Colleges: All educational establishments and childcare facilities
  • Healthcare: Medical centers, care homes, and healthcare facilities