Exit and emergency lighting
At LGE Electrical Services, we understand the critical role that exit and emergency lighting plays in ensuring the safety and security of your commercial and industrial facilities. Our exit and emergency light testing is integral to maintaining compliance with safety standards and ensuring the well-being of your employees and visitors in exiting your facility safety during power outages or emergencies.
In accordance with the Australian Emergency Lighting Standard AS/NZS 2293, emergency lighting must be installed in any government or commercial building occupied by employees, customers, the general public, or the common areas of multi-residential buildings. The minimum legal requirements as outlined by the Australian Standard include that emergency lights must operate for at least 90 minutes on battery power, and must be cleaned and tested biannually.
Exit and emergency lighting systems are vital components of a building’s safety infrastructure. These systems provide illumination during power failures, guiding occupants to safety by highlighting escape routes and exits.
Our exit and emergency light testing service includes comprehensive inspections and maintenance to ensure these systems operate optimally when needed. This service is essential for compliance with legal requirements and to safeguard against potential liabilities.
Key services
Comprehensive inspections
- Visual and physical inspections: Our technicians conduct thorough inspections to identify any visible damage or operational issues.
- Battery and lamp testing: We test the batteries and lamps to verify that they meet operational standards. This includes checking for proper charging voltage and conducting load tests.
Routine maintenance
- Biannual testing: As per Australian Standard AS/NZS 2293.2 regulations.
Documentation and compliance
- Record keeping and reporting: We create reports of inspections and tests on monitored systems, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
- Compliance assurance: We support you to ensure that your lighting systems comply with the latest safety codes, enhancing occupant safety.
