Emergency Lighting
Emergency lighting is a system that provides lighting in an emergency situation when the main power supply fails. The loss of mains electricity could be the result of a fire or a power cut but usually results with the regular lighting supplies failing. This can lead to sudden darkness and a possible danger to people within a building either through physical danger or panic.
Emergency lighting is normally required to operate fully automatically and give sufficiently lighting to enable all occupants to evacuate a premise safely. Most new buildings now have emergency lighting installed during construction and is divided into emergency escape lighting and standby lighting.
Emergency Escape Lighting
This part of an emergency lighting system provides illumination for the safety of people leaving a location. This cover escape route lighting, open area lighting and high risk area lighting.
Standby Lighting
This part of an emergency lighting system provides illumination allow normal activities to continue substantially unchanged.
With years of experience in this area our engineers are competent in installing systems into new and old buildings. To find out more about this and other related services we provide please contact one of our team using the form to the right of this page. Alternatively you can call us on 00353 (0)1 469 3388 or email info@pes.ie.
