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Our extensive range of Commercial Lighting includes Batten Light Fittings, Corrosion Resistant Fittings, Emergency Lighting, Commercial Bulkheads, Commercial Downlights, LED Panels, Low Bays, Track Lighting and more. Our Commercial Lighting range features brands Thorn, Avenger LED and Sylvania.
As a UK based lighting engineering company, we design and supply lighting products to the construction industry across the UK. We offer bespoke lighting solutions of the highest quality to match your exact specifications and budget. Our extensive product range includes: recessed, suspended and surface luminaires, extruded sections, LED and CFL downlighters, ancillary luminaires and emergency lighting. Speculative offices, educational facilities and light industrial installations form a major part of the projects within our portfolio.
Emergency lighting is, as the name suggests, lighting for an emergency. Whether the emergency be caused by a fire where it is extremely important to not only be able to see your escape route clearly and enable people to locate fire fighting equipment. Or you experience a "power cut" - a break in the normal lighting electrical supply leading to sudden temporary darkness and the danger being of a more physical nature by means of people unable to see obstructions or panic. Emergency lighting is usually required to operate automatically and give a sufficient lighting level to enable persons of all ages to evacuate the premises safely.
If the emergency lights do not work correctly; this could result in serious outcomes which include injury and death. Emergency lighting testing is a requirement by UK law, This ensures all exit routes are illuminated. Regular emergency light testing shoud be carried out, on completion the date and time should be placed in the site log book to prove this was done and a emergency light certificate should be provided. Emergency light testing is a legal requirement. The tests are UK law and should not be ignored, if you do not comply with the regulations you can be prosecuted.