Emergency lighting is necessary in unforeseen situation when the mains power supply is cut and normal illumination fails, leading to sudden darkness and a possible danger to staff and customers. The purpose of emergency lighting is to facilitate work continuity or, in a worst-case scenario, safe evacuation of staff and/or public

If emergency lighting is not regularly tested and maintained, performance can reduce over time. Battery capacity drops, lamps deteriorate and units may not provide their rated duration when needed.

Phoenix Fire Protection can install and maintain emergency lighting systems conforming to the recommendations in BS 5266.