Emergency Lighting
We provide a wide range of emergency lighting services for commercial property owners to ensure full compliance with the latest legislation.
We take care of your emergency lighting
Greenlite Group's dedicated Lighting Maintenance division provides a wide range of emergency lighting services for commercial property owners, retailers and businesses of all sizes.
We ensure you're fully compliant with the latest legislation - leaving you safe in the knowledge you can get on with running your business.
Leave your compliance to us
Greenlite can work with you at every level. We offer a hassle-free turnkey service for the design and installation of complete emergency lighting systems. We offer regular maintenance and statutory six month and annual NICEIC-approved testing to ensure efficient operation long-term.
Testing & assessment services
Our complete emergency lighting testing and assessment services include:
- Full duration battery discharge test
- Compliance with BS 5266-1
- Survey to assess adequate coverage
- Emergency illuminance assessment
- Client training to carry out monthly functional test
Monthly function tests
We complete function test for a short period once a month to check the luminaire is working. These tests will simulate a failure in the normal lighting supply while each luminaire is fully checked.
Luminaire condition checks
We check each luminaire for any obvious signs of damage or deterioration, and look at the cleanliness and general condition of lenses and diffusers. While these tests can be completed by the customer, specialist training is required to safely and reliably take and record results, while noting actions to take in the event of a failure.
Discharge duration tests
Our engineers will conduct an annual discharge duration test for the full rated discharge. This simulates a failure of normal lighting supply for the full duration of the battery. We complete a full check of the charging arrangements to ensure proper function. You can also handle this in-house using one of your own engineers – but don’t forget: they are required to audit the monthly test results.
